Much The Same - Quitters Never Win (Remastered)

2019 saw the return of Much The Same, 13 years after their sophomore album Survive was released on Nitro Records.
 
Everything is Fine, their latest album released in 2019, consisted of 9 belting new tracks combining more melodic hooks and darker lyric subjects than the band had previously explored. The record was released on vinyl in 6 variations and was met with high praise from old and new fans alike.
 

Japandroids - Massey Fucking Hall

Vancouver duo Japandroids are announcing their first-ever live album today, reverently titled Massey Fucking Hall after the historic Toronto venue where it was recorded. To be released digitally on June 19 and vinyl later this fall on October 2, the 12 tracks include live versions of songs from all three of the band’s critically acclaimed studio albums. Today the band has shared the live version of “Heart Sweats”, originally appearing on 2009’s Post-Nothing.

Le Mans '66

Personally, I have always felt that the kind of people driving a Ferrari do so because they feel like they have to compensate for something else. But there is no denying that Ferrari was dominating the racing world in the mid 60’s. Which was a thorn in the eye of Henry Ford II. So when Ford went looking to stick it to Enzo Ferrari, he turned no further than to Carroll Shelby (Matt Damon) and Ken Miles (Christian Bale), two guys crazy enough to maybe pull it off. Vroom vroom.

Niner Niner - Destructo

The Bakersfield, CA loud rock band comprised of four self proclaimed “idiots” that is Niner Niner have announce the release of their debut full-length.

Destructo will be out June 20th via Killer Kern Records.

Track listing:

  1. Lay Your Money Down    
  2. World on Fire
  3. Belly
  4. The Bottom
  5. Evidence of Innocence
  6. Destructo
  7. Don't Stop Making Love    
  8. Medicine
  9. Shock Better
  10. So Real

Insight - Reflection

Mission Two Entertainment is pleased to announce the release of Reflection, a 19-track career-spanning collection of material from Salt Lake City hardcore pioneers INSIGHT. Along with the album announcement, the band debuted the thought-provoking video “Take It Back,” the first new material in over 30 years that holds true to their trademark aggressive assault. The track is one of four new songs featured on Reflection, set for release on July 31st.