Sundays release Wørds on White Russian
Submitted by Bjorn on September 22, 2015 - 08:55Sundays started out in 2013. After being longtime friends, the five Belgian guys felt that the time was right to start a new band to put their hearts into.
Pears – Letters To Memaw
After signing a deal with Fat Wreck a couple of months ago, New Orleans’ Pears was anxious to get their first new songs out via their new home.
Lucero – All A Man Should Do
Ever since Lucero got their start in the late nineties, these alt-country heroes have been steadily expanding their following thanks to their raucous live shows and badass albums.
Above Them – Water Lane
Most bands throw everything they have at you right from the first song.
Northernmost – Pinedale
On “Pinedale”, Cambridge, MA’s Northernmost crank out four new tunes that linger somewhere between Brand New and Balance And Composure.
Kevin Devine/Tigers Jaw – Devinyl Splits No. 3
Following his splits with Nada Surf’s Matthew Caws and Perfect Pussy’s Meredith Graves, Kevin Devine has now teamed up with Tigers Jaw for the third installment of his ongoing Devinyl Splits series
Craig Finn – Faith In The Future
Craig Finn might be best known for his work with The Hold Steady, but that doesn’t stop him from releasing the occasional solo album.
Pressure
Like the recently released Black Sea, this movie features a bunch of desperate men trapped underwater. A four-man pipeline repair crew find themselves stranded at the bottom of the Somali basin after their support ship ends up next to them instead of above them. Not an ideal situation, especially not when you’re stuck in a small space like a diving bell.
Big Game
In Finland, young kids are sent out in the wilderness on their thirteenth birthday where they have to kill a bear or some other big animal in order to become a man. It’s a rite of passage kinda thing. This also goes for Oskari (Onni Tommila), the son of the biggest, baddest hunter around. However, things take a turn for the unexpected when Air Force One crashes in the forest with president William Alan Moore (Samuel L. Jackson) on board. Can Oskari and Moore survive in the rugged wilderness while being hunted by a bunch of baddies who want to kill the president and mount him on a wall?
The Mule
Look at the DVD cover and you might get the idea that The Mule is a very bad comedy with jokes that only slightly rise above whoopee cushion level. Well, you’d be wrong…
It’s 1983. Ray Jenkins (Angus Sampson) is a slightly dimwitted dude who swallowed 20 condoms filled with heroin and is trying to smuggle them into Australia. When he’s detained by Australian Federal Police, he is however sharp enough to use a legal loophole that prevents the police from taking an x-ray. They can however keep Ray in custody for seven days and wait for… get ready… for the shit to hit the fan.