THE FEST 14 Announces More Bands: 331 Now Confirmed
Submitted by Bjorn on May 23, 2015 - 13:12The organizers of THE FEST 14 have announced the next batch of bands for what is sure to be another unforgettable weekend of punk rock debauchery and fun.
Home Sweet Hell
Don Champagne (Patrick Wilson) seems to be living the dream. He has a beautiful wife named Mona (Katherine Heigl), two kids, a nice house and he runs his own successful furniture store. But appearances can be deceiving, because in reality the store is not that successful and his wife is actually an unstable control freak who plans everything from the interior design of their home down to their sex life.
Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! streams new album 'Get Lost, Find Yourself'
Submitted by Bjorn on May 18, 2015 - 12:03Paris, France five-piece Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! will release their new album Get Lost, Find Yourself on Monday May 18th. In anticipation, the band is streaming the entire album a week ahead of its release.
Woahnows – Understanding And Everything Else
Following a couple of EPs and a busy year of playing shows, the indie punks of Woahnows have finally cut their debut full-length.
Timeshares - Already Dead
Four years ago Timeshares delivered a delicious slab of gritty pop-punk with “Bearable”. It came with all the sing-alongs and melodies you could possibly hope for in an album.
Millencolin – True Brew
Millencolin have been around for 20+ years and on “True Brew”, the band’s first new album in seven years and their eight album overall, they still do what they do best… write catchy punkrock tunes.
Comeback Kid – Rain City Sessions
Originally released on limited edition colored 10” vinyl for Record Store Day, you can now buy “Rain City Sessions +1” through all of your favorite digital music outlets.
Everclear – Black Is The New Black
Do you remember Everclear from back in the 90ies?
The Splits – LPII
Helsinki’s The Splits had big combat shoes to fill after their debut. Having heard “LPII” a bunch of times now, I think it’s fair to say that they delivered.
Good Riddance – Peace In Our Time
It may have taken them nine years, but Good Riddance are back with the follow-up to 2006’s “My Republic”.