When the bodies of three women are found simultaneously in Antwerp, Copenhagen and Berlin, the police start a European Joint Investigation Team in order to find the killer. Led by Harald Bjorn (Lars Mikkelsen), Jackie Mueller (Jasmin Great) and Alicia Verbeeck (Veerle Baetens), ‘the team’ quickly finds out though that these murders are only the tip of the iceberg…
Meet Tomas and Ebba and their two children, Vera and Harry. They are on a ski holiday together, having a good time and enjoying themselves. While having lunch one day, an avalanche seems to be heading their way. Scary shit, right? Well, nothing happens in the end but just for a second panic unleashes and that second is enough for Tomas to run off without looking after his wife and children. When thing are safe again, he hurries back and pretends like nothing happened.
Here's an email interview we did with Kevin from Trophy Lungs. In case you don't know them just yet, they will be releasing their album "Day Jobs" this Friday and it's pretty frigging awesome if you ask me. Oh, and this just came in...
Wait, what? Apparently PunkRockTheory favorites Spraynard and the Australian rockers from Violent Soho are releasing a split together.
Canada's We Were Sharks have signed up with Panic State Records, who will be releasing the band's new 7-song EP "Not A Chance". The new EP is a follow-up to their self-released debut LP titled “Highways”.
Taken from their Antique Records debut, which is due out October 16, Trophy Lungs’ latest single is an ode to the friends who are no longer among the living. As much as we often refuse to admit it, not everyone gets to live a long life.
Orange County, CA rock and roll band Lucky Scars, the latest project of Johnny Scars (Jon Bunch of Sense Field/Further Seems Forever/War Generation) and Nik Kill (Nik Hill formerly of Ignite), will release their debut EP, 'Rock and Roll Party Foul
Long Island, NY's Broadcaster are premiering a new song ("All The Wrong Reasons") today on Brooklynvegan.
Indie rock shoegazers Pity Sex premiered the video for their new single "What Might Soothe You?"
Canadian pop-punk band Seaway has revealed a brand new song called "Growing Stale". The track is featured on the band's upcoming sophomore album "Colour Blind" that's due out on October 23rd via Pure Noise Records.
