Kino Kimino is the brainchild of Kim Talon, who landed in New York City from Manitoba, headed across the river to Hoboken and plugged in with Lee Ranaldo and Steve Shelley of Sonic Youth to throw down the ten sweetly serrated, sometimes volatile,
Baltimore, Maryland's melodic hardcore torchbearers, Praise, premiered "Walk To The Edge" another cut from their upcoming EP, "Leave It All Behind", due out May 6th via REACT! Records.
Check out Yotam's latest video for the title track of his recently released album.
Over the last couple of years, Toronto's Greys definitely haven't been slouching when it comes to releasing new material.
There’s no arguing that the first two Hunger Games films were a lot of fun to watch. They were action-packed, had good performances and came with an intriguing story. The third one however limped along, but I still hoped it was simply setting the stage for the final installment of the Hunger Games franchise. Turns out that wasn’t the case.
Meet Mike Bell & The Movies. You might not have heard of this Philadelphia-based band just yet, but you probably know these dudes through their other bands: Dogs On Acid, The Superweaks and Year Of Glad.
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Aaron West and the Roaring Twenties have announced an upcoming tour with support from Allison Weiss, Can't Swim & Cold Collective.
Recorded live over the course of two nights at the Constellation Room in Santa Ana, California last December, “Thoughts That Float On A Different Blood” is an all-covers album by Dustin Kensrue.
“Gather Up The Chaps” is The Falcon’s first album since their 2006 debut “Unicornography”. That’s ten years in between albums for the mathematically challenged among us.
