Did you cry when Crusades called it a day? I understand. I mean, who releases an album as good as ‘This Is A Sickness And Sickness Will End’ in 2017 and then breaks up barely a year later? Downright brutal.
We are very happy to premiere ‘Colleen,’ the latest song to be taken off Mikey Erg’s upcoming ‘Bon Voyage’ EP, out May 1 on Stardumb Records (available i
- by Tom Dumarey
We are premiering the new single by South Jersey’s Suntitle.
We are happy to premiere ‘I Know We’ve Met Before,’ the third single by Milwaukee, WI’s Mertles Acres.
Punk rock legend Dave Smalley (Dag Nasty, DYS, ALL, Down By Law, etc) and his merry band of Bandoleros are back with a new 5-song 7” EP called ‘Ignited’.
Out now on BuFu Records is this split featuring two of Miami’s most promising bands, nicely recorded and mixed by Jonathan Nuñez of Torche fame, and mastered by Zach Weeks out of GodCity Studio.
When Good Riddance recorded 'Thoughts and Prayers,' four songs didn’t make the album. Instead of sitting on them, Good Riddance has decided to put them to good use by donating them to help people in need during this pandemic.
Today, you can hear the first track, “Illusion of Control,” over at Bandcamp. You can stream, or purchase the song, with 100% of the proceeds being distributed to the World Food Programme. Each Thursday, a new song will be available, with the whole EP being available on April 16th.
Spartan Records and Mountain Time – the solo project of singer-songwriter Chris Simpson of Mineral and The Gloria Record – are proud to announce the Friday, June 26 release of his new album titled Music For Looking Animals (pre-order). In the aftermath of the dissolution of his adored bands, Simpson took a step back from making music for the first time since his mid-teens.
Alternative rock band House & Home has signed to Richmond-based label Open Your Ears Records, and is thrilled to announce their new album Find Sense. Feel Love. Make Light.
“‘Find Sense. Feel Love. Make Light.’ is a turning point for House & Home as a band and as individuals,” guitarist/vocalist Patrick Williams shares. “It’s all about coming to terms with who you are as an adult and appreciating the good in yourself, while accepting the qualities and experiences you’re not proud of.”
