We've got a stream of the brand new full length from Connecticut-based atmospheric hardcore act They and The Children. The record is titled Home and was recently released via Kill Normal Records.
You can check out the whole album on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today we've got some new songs from Montreal-based skate punks, The Real Deal. The band recently released their full length, Hungover But Still Sober in the United States.
The band has toured with the likes of A Wilhelm Scream, Set Your Goals, Belvedere and more and plays what they describe as "party punk and ska."
You can check out the tracks on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today we've got a full album stream featuring the highly anticipated No Idea Records studio full length debut from Off with Their Heads. The record is titled From The Bottom and is due out July 22, 2008.
You can check out the entire thing on their Punknews.org Profile.
After the response to our recent LaGrecia stream and giveaway, the generous folks at Suburban Home Records decided to try it with another one of their bands, Valdosta's country-punks, Ninja Gun:
Below is a link that will allow you to download entire album as DRM-free MP3s. You can put them on your IPod, burn a CD, and yes, you can share them with others. The one thing that I ask is that when sharing the mp3s with your friends, please let them know that if they enjoy the album that they should consider buying the album legally either directly from us, from a digital retailer, or from a mom and pop record store.I realize that with the mass amounts of music out there, many people want to be able to sample the songs before purchasing them. We get that, but selling music is the livelihood of Suburban Home/Vinyl Collective and our artists so if they like what they hear, have them please consider purchasing a copy.
You can grab one of 200 copies of the album here via yousendit.com or give it a listen on their Punknews.org Profile.
Earlier this week, Tickle Me Pink released their debut full length, Madeline. Sadly, their bassist and Blasting Room assistant engineer Johnny Schou passed away that very day. Still, the band is hoping to share Johnny's last recording with you all and we've got a stream of the full album. The band combines elements of At the Drive-In, Brand New and Third Eye Blind and was set to tour with Scary Kids Scaring Kids, Finch and Foxy Shazam this summer.
You can check out the album on their Punknews.org Profile.
It's Canada Day, so today we've got a Canadian band for you to check out. Applewood, ON-based ska/punk outfit Keepin' 6 released their new album, Uncensored this year and we've got the whole thing streaming for you right now.
You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today we're psyched to offer the digital version of the inaugural sampler from hardcore label, Think Fast! Records.. The sampler features a brand new song from Smartbomb ("Blood And Sand" from the upcoming debut full length due September 16th), a brand new song from No Harm Done ("I Decline" from the upcoming debut full length due August 19th), as well as ten other tracks from upcoming and past releases from the likes of Only Crime, Outbreak, Hour Of The Wolf, Ignite, Sick Of It All, and more.
Starting mid-July, you'll also be able to pick up the CD version of the sampler at a number of festivals including Warped Tour, Sound And Fury, This Is Hardcore, The Fest, and of course from the label's active roster's merch tables. You'll also find them in random mailorder through MerchNow.com and RevHQ.com.
Check out the whole thing on the Punknews.org Profile.
Though the band recent underwent a fairly ugly breakup, LaGrecia's new album certainly doesn't sound like it. The three piece which includes members of Kid Dynamite, None More Black and Red Sparowes delivers tight, punk-influenced rock on their only album, On Parallels.
We've got a full album stream of the record as well as a limited number of free downloads. You can stream the record on their Punknews.org Profile.
Suburban Home has given us a link that you can use to download the entire album for free. They note:
The album is in stores today, June 24th, 2008, but we wanted to do something special for some of you on the fence about picking up the album. Below is a link that will allow you to download entire album as DRM-free MP3s. You can put them on your IPod, burn a CD, and yes, you can share them with others. The one thing that I ask is that when sharing the mp3s with your friends, please let them know that if they enjoy the album that they should consider buying the album legally either directly from us, from a digital retailer, or from a mom and pop record store.I realize that with the mass amounts of music out there, many people want to be able to sample the songs before purchasing them. We get that, but selling music is the livelihood of Suburban Home/Vinyl Collective and our artists so if they like what they hear, have them please consider purchasing a copy.
You can grab the album (while supplies last) here.
Update: The downloads are all gone now, but you can still check out the stream.
Tomorrow Saint Alvia Cartel will be releasing their new self-titled album in the United States for the first time. The ska/punk outfit includes members of notable Canadian acts like Boys Night Out, Grade and Jersey.
We've got two songs from the album and you can check them out on their Punknews.org Profile.
We'll also be giving away some stuff from the band tomorrow so keep an eye out for that.
Today we've got a full album stream from Austin, TX-based Driver F. The band self-released their album to critical acclaim and have drawn comparisons to a less esoteric Man Man, early Saves the Day and even The Starting Line.
You can check out the album on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today we've got a stream of three new songs from Mark Lind and The Unloved. The record is The Truth Can Be Brutal and it's due out on June 24, 2008. The band includes Jay Messina (Ducky Boys, Dirty Water) on drums, Jeff Morris (the Bruisers, Death and Taxes) on guitar and Mike Savitkas (Death and Taxes) on bass. It promises to "walk the line between the raw emotion of punk rock and classic rock's pop sensibility in a way very few have since Paul Westerberg left the Replacements. "
You can check out the songs on their Punknews.org Profile.