Today's stream comes from a band formerly based out of San Francisco but now out of Los Angeles, CA, Neighborhood Brats. We've got a stream of the band's new EP, Total Dementia. The group recruited new members Tommy Branch and Richie Cardenas to record four new songs. One of which is a cover of the classic Go-Go's song "Lust to Love." The record can be ordered here from Dirtnap Records.
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from Buffalo, NY-based Rust Belt Lights. We've got a stream of a song from the band's new release, Religion and My Ex. It's due out February 24, 2014 on Adeline Records.
You can find the song on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today, we're pleased to bring you the new EP from Coral Springs, FL-based Featherweight, Heaven Sent. The trio's raw post-hardcore sound should appeal to fans of bands like Title Fight, Balance and Composure and Basement. Heaven Sent is due out tomorrow digitally and on cassette via Limited Fanfare.
Head to Featherweight's Punknews.org Profile to listen.
Today we're pleased to bring you a brand new song from Oakland, CA-based Acid Fast. The band feature members of Big Kids and count Superchunk and Archers of Loaf among their influences, but we think you'll hear some notes of Jawbreaker and even Dillinger Four in there as well. The band's new album Rabid Moon will be out soon via Protagonist Music and will include today's song, "Old Ideas."
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile. Acid Fast are kicking off a west coast tour tomorrow as well; you can see the dates below.
Remember South Bay Bessie? They were a Michigan pop-punk band active in the early and mid 2000s, whose name might remind you of one of the best beers ever made. They broke up in 2006 to little fanfare and sandwiches. But now, they've returned for a new 7-inch titled Too Late, due out December 3, 2013 via Save Your Generation. The release features previously unreleased material recorded way back in 2006, but it seems as though the band will be around for more, newer things.
You can check out a song from Too Late, "On Chicago Time," at the band's Punknews.org Profile.
Today, we're happy to bring you a stream of the new album from Pittsburgh, PA-based World's Scariest Police Chases, NOFX…and out come the wolves dookie. Yes, that's the real title. The album is out today via A-F Records and features hits such as "Americunt," "Gay Jesus for President," "You're Only Punk Once" and "Fuck You Dad," among others.
You can find it on their Punknews.org profile.
No Idea Records will be reissuing Samiam's 2006 full-length Whatever's Got You Down on November 19, 2013. In addition to reimagined artwork and a bunch of pretty vinyl colors, the album's once-muddied production has been remixed by Jeff Dean (The Bomb) and remastered by Jon Drew. It also includes an unreleased bonus track, a surprisingly faithful cover of The Zombies' "This Will Be Our Year." Today, we're pleased to be bringing our readers a first listen of that cover.
Today's stream comes from Milwaukee, WI-based Midnight Reruns. On their self-titled debut, the band take lovingly obvious cues from fellow midwesterners The Replacements, with palpable hints of loss, longing, fucking up and being fucked up set to the tune of powerfully melody-driven, but still-fractured gutter pop riffs.
Head to their Punknews.org profile to listen. Midnight Reruns is due out November 12, 2013 via Good Land.
Today we're happy to bring you a first listen of Nonage, the new album from Portland, OR-based Autistic Youth. There's a lot of classical punk influence at play here. The band use simple, driving melodies, crunchy guitars and quick tempos. It's punk the way the forefathers intended, y'know?
Head to their Punknews.org profile to listen. Nonage is due out November 12, 2013 via Dirtnap.
Today's stream comes from Durham, UK-based indie/pop-punk band T-Shirt Weather, and Kingston, UK pop-punks Losing Sleep. We've got one track each from their forthcoming split 12-inch, available for pre-order soon from Everything Sucks Music.
T-Shirt Weather have offered up 'Hold Me Closer Whiny Dancer', and Losing Sleep have gone with 'This is My Dillon Now'.
You can find the tracks on T-Shirt Weather's Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from Los Angeles, CA-based The Last. We've got a stream of the band's new release, Danger!.
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile