Deep Elm Records recently started offering downloads of every album in their catalog on a Name Your Price (no minimum) basis. That's over 200 albums of awesome music that the nice people over at Deep Elm have been releasing ever since 1995.
Never mind that their last good album already dates back to 1991 and never mind that these days they are getting the best response from a crowd with songs that were written even longer ago. If Iron Maiden keeps on cashing in with their old successes, then Metallica can do the same thing. And if you’ve seen “Through The Never”, then it should be obvious that Metallica still deserves to be on a stage.
Broken Circles Records has released a free sampler titled 'Why Would I Want To Escape From The Fire' that features 12 tracks from Junior Astronomers, Of Sinking Ships, Dreamtigers, Ghost Thrower, and many more.
Special Explosion is a Seattle-based band that starts off their latest release with a short intro that doesn’t really do much. The first real track “Clotheslined” is up next.
Donor is a new band that features members of You Blew It!, You’ll Live, Dikembe and Crucial Dudes. Raises your expectations a couple of notches, right?
For a couple of years now, Gnarwolves has been partying and playing shows. More often than not they were doing both at the same time.
Buried in the middle of this album is “Katrina”, an instrumental track that serves as the eye of a storm called “Wilt & Rise”.
Wolves Like Us (do they mean to say that wolves like them or that they are like wolves?) is a Norwegian band consisting of former members of Amulet, Infidels Forever, Silver and JR Ewing.
On their debut album, Skaters race through Manhattan in 33 minutes, spread over 11 songs. The album starts off with the clatter of a NYC subway before loud guitars and a stomping beat take over.
Featuring former members of All Teeth and Life Long Tragedy, Creative Adult take their music to a dark place on “Psychic Mess”, the band’s debut full-length.
