New album by The Arquettes will be out on February 26
Belgium’s The Arquettes will release their second album “YISS YISS” on February 26.
5FeetUnder Records Get Their Hits Together
Danish independent record label 5FeetUnder Records celebrate their 60th release with a 62 song compilation featuring a song from every release (one from each band from splits and such).
Dope
Dope starts off with a narrator (Forrest Whitaker) who introduces us to Macolm (Shameik Moore), a geeky black kid who’s obsessed with 90ies hip hop culture and who’s into ‘white shite like getting good grades and going to college’ and playing in a punk band with his friends friends, Jib (Tony Revolori) and Diggy (Kiersey Clemons). Not only does this result in having to deal with bullies at school, but Malcolm also has to survive in a crime-riddled neighborhood in Inglewood known as ‘The Bottoms’ while dealing with college applications and academic interviews.
BoySetsFire
Here's an email interview we did with Josh from BoySetsFire. It's as short as this intro. Kinda.
Chuck Ragan announces East Coast dates
Folk troubadour CHUCK RAGAN is rounding up his remarkable backing band The Camaraderie and gearing up for a bi-coastal outing.
Dan Padilla's final show April 2nd 2016
Sad news... Dan Padilla is calling it quits. Here’s a statement from the band:
Anti-Flag Stream "The New Jim Crow"
Submitted by Bjorn on December 17, 2015 - 11:16Anti-Flag are streaming "The New Jim Crow," an exclusive b-side off of Cease Fires, now. Listn to the song HERE.
Like Torches Reveal New Track And Music Video For "Swing By Swing"
Submitted by Bjorn on December 17, 2015 - 10:59Like Torches are revealing today "Swing By Swing", a new track from their new album "Shelter", along with a brand-new music video. The track is now available as instant-grat track with any iTunes preorder.
So What?! Music Festival announces new names
After having previously announced acts like Underoath, New Found Glory, Bayside, State Champs, Neck Deep, Real Friends and more, So What?!
Moving Mountains / Prawn split
This split finds Moving Mountains breaking the silence they’ve shrouded themselves in after going on a hiatus in 2013. Is it a sign of more things to come?