The Homeless Gospel Choiris about to release a new album.The record is titled This Land Is Your Landfill and is due out today on A-F Records. Punknews' Eric Rosso caught up with TGC's Derek Zanetti to talk about the new release. Check it out below.
Ska/Punk legends the The Suicide Machines dropped Revolution Spring this Spring, marking the band's first release in over 15 years. Punknews's Mike Elfers spoke with singer Jay Navarro to discuss the current state of our planet, the future of ska/punk, and funemployment, all soundtracked with the fitting social commentary that orbits the band's killer revival album. Check it out below.
The Bombpops recently released their new album Death in Venice Beach . So, Punknews' Gen Handley caught up witht he band to talk about the new release, COVID-19, and Death in Venice. Check it out below.
The legendary Refused are now back to full capacity, having released their new album War Music in 2019. So, Punknews' Tyler Barrett met up witht he band to talk about the new release and, what else, but politics. Check it out below.
Punknews staffer David Wilkins met up with DaysNDaze at House of J in Houston, Texas. He discussed the band's past decade, signing to their first label (one of the biggest in punk), and more.
This week we'll be following up the Top 100 Albums of 2010-2019 with interviews with each participant, where we discuss their personal #1 picks of the decade. Today is the last of the interviews. I hope you enjoyed getting a little bit more insight into the minds of (some) of the PN staffers. We'll see you all again in ten years!
This week we'll be following up the Top 100 Albums of 2010-2019 with interviews with each participant, where we discuss their personal #1 picks of the decade. It is Thursday and we have one more day to go. Only two interviews today, but the second one is a long one.
PEARS have a busy 2020 ahead of themselves: a self-titled release is out today, it's their first LP in four years, and they've got a heavy touring schedule on the horizon. Drummer Jarret Nathan spoke to Punknews' Mike Elfers, taking a deep dive into the group's discography, upcoming album release, and sharing drum gear with his idols.