Our stream for this bright and sunny Friday comes from Los Angeles-based Roll the Tanks. The band released their full length, Suffer City, earlier this week and have drawn comparisons to influences like The Clash, Exploding Hearts and more.
You can check out the entire album on their Punknews.org Profile.
Our stream for today comes from Columbus, Ohio's Two Cow Garage. The band is often compared to the likes of Lucero, the Drive By Truckers, and Slobberbone, The band was even spotlighted by MSNBC last year, for their sound which is described as "John-Cougar-Mellencamp-fronting-Nirvana."
Check it out for yourself on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today we've got a brand new stream of the new solo album from Joey Cape. Cape, is also known for his other bands Bad Astronaut, Me First and The Gimme Gimmes and - of course - Lagwagon.
You can check out the entirety of "Bridge" on his Punknews.org Profile.
Today we're very excited to bring you a full album stream of the new charity-benefiting compilation, All Aboard: A Tribute To Johnny Cash. The compilation features covers performed by The Bouncing Souls, MxPx, The Dresden Dolls w/Franz Nicolay of the Hold Steady, Chuck Ragan(Hot Water Music) and many more. All proceeds from this record will go to the Syrentha Savio Endowment, a non-profit providing assistance to underprivileged breast-cancer patients..
You can check out the album on the Punknews.org Profile.
Today, we're happy to bring you the brand new album from Useless ID. The Israeli punk outfit released their last record, Redemption, back in 2005 on Kung Fu Records. The new album is their first for Suburban Home Records.
You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.
We've got an exclusive new track from The Bronx today. The track, "Six Days a Week," comes from their forthcoming full length, The Bronx (III) which is set to drop November 11, 2008.
You can check out the new song on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today we're proud to bring you a full stream of Transfuse, the sole LP from RVA melodic hardcore act Resonance, who officially called it quits earlier this year. The band has garnered comparisons to everyone from Kid Dynamite and Shook Ones to the Get Up Kids and the Revolution Summer era.
Transfuse was released on Collapse Records a few months ago and compiles the band's first two demos, recorded in July 2004 and July 2005, respectively. The band's only other release was last year's split 7" with Permanent. If Tranfuse seems familiar, it's because it's the official vinyl pressing of 2004-2006, a CD-R the band released in extremely limited quantities, with a slightly altered track listing.
If the band's breakup has you bummed, don't worry too much -- we're told member(s) have started a new band with Permanent's drummer, described as "Fugazi meets Hot Snakes."
You can check out the stream on their Punknews.org profile."
Today's stream comes from Orlando, FL-based How Dare You. The band includes former members of As Friends Rust and Hand to Hand and will be releasing their new album, Comfort Road on November 4, 2008.
You can check out the album on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today we're stoked to bring you a full album stream of the full length debut from Shorebirds. The band includes Matt Canino, of Latterman and Jawbreaker alum Chris Bauermeister,
The record is $13 PPD from Rumbletowne but will also be available through No Idea and 1-2-3-4 Go! in North America and via Yo Yo Records in Germany.
You can check out the stream on their Punknews.org Profile.
We're stoked to be able to bring you a full album stream from Dillinger Four. The album is the long-awaited Civil War which is available today on CD and digital formats.
You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today our stream comes from San Francisco's Shuteye Unison. The band recently released a new self-titled EP, which we reviewed here: Shuteye Unison.
You can check out the stream on their Punknews.org Profile.