Based on a true story, Call Girl takes us back to Sweden in the seventies. Expect to see lots of big moustaches, bad haircuts, jeans pulled up way beyond the bellybutton, people smoking like there’s no tomorrow and reel to reel tape recorders that can blast out Abba tunes as well as record phone conversations. As far as atmosphere goes, director Mikael Marcimain did a solid job.
Pissed Jeans is back and they want you to know it as soon as you hit play.
Just like Okkultokrati, Haust is part of the Black Hole Crew, some sort of collaborative effort between a couple of bands who don’t like to be pigeonholed.
When a college radio station out of Columbia, Missouri, asked Alex Chilton a question, they never expected that it would actually turn into a reunion show. Yet that is exactly what happened.
Bullet Treatment is back with another hardcore punk attack on the senses.
If a band is called All Pigs Must Die, you pretty much know what to expect.
Out of Ann Arbor, Michigan comes Pity Sex… a band with arguably one of the best band names I’ve heard in quite some time. And it doesn’t stop there!
There’s no need for calling Strike Back subtle or layered. It is what it is. A non-stop action show that throws in sex scenes every chance it gets.
Whereas it seemed that Michael Stonebridge (Philip Winchester) was written out of Section 20 at the end of the first season as he retired from active duty to be with his wife and child, he’s thrown back in the game after his wife is murdered by Curtis Hanson (Shane Taylor), a renegade soldier whose brother was killed by Stonebridge after he went nuts during a training exercise.
The Early November will be reissuing their seminal debut album, The Room's Too Cold, and performing it in its entirety on December 21st 2013 at Union Transfer in Philadelphia, PA.
Seminal '90s indie-rock quartet Braid is proud to announce that they have signed with Topshelf Records for the release of their upcoming full-length album.
