Today's stream is the new album from Teen Agers, I Hate It, due out Tuesday via Anchorless Records. It's the first full-length from the Orlando, FL group, who feature current and former members of How Dare You, Protagonist, Go Rydell and Direct Effect among others.
Check it out at the band's Punknews.org Profile and pre-order the record here.
Today's stream comes from Louisville, KY-based Black God. We've got a stream of the band's new release, Three.
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from Glasgow-based The Murderburgers. We've got a stream of the band's new release, These Are Only Problems.
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from San Francisco, CA-based Heartsounds. We've got a stream of a song from the band's new release, Internal Eyes.
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from Greensboro, NC-based Totally Slow in the form of their self-titled full-length via Self Aware Reords. Vocalist Scott Hicks shares some insight into the new record:
It felt like a lot of the punk/hardcore stuff I was seeing get made was so serious and high-minded and I wanted to make a record that felt opposite of that. I think the words I used were "flying down a shitty paved road on an old skateboard with no shoes on."
You can order the record here and listen to it in its entirety on the band's Punknews.org profile.
Today's stream comes from Chicago, IL's Devon Kay and the Solutions in the form of their debut full-length Losing It. The group have been streaming a new song from the release on different media outlets for the last week but you can now listen to the record in its entirety here on Punknews. The release will be available digitally and on a limited number of CDs (100 to be exact) through Artistic Integrity on October 1, 2013.
Devon Kay and the Solutions last released the Never Punt EP in 2011 and will be performing at The Fest in Gainesville, FL November 1st at Rocky's Piano Bar. Kay's other band, Direct Hit!, are currently supporting their latest effort Brainless God.
You can listen to Losing It on the band's Punknews.org profile.
Today's stream comes from NYC's Blk Galaga in the form of their new EP Rail on the Top Shelf. The release was recorded at the Cannon Sound Foundation with Jesse Cannon and Mike Oettinger. It will be available September 25, 2013 through the band's Bandcamp page.
Blk Galaga last released Something For Everyone, Nothing For You earlier this year.
You can find the EP on the band's Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from Whippany, NJ-based Electric Frankenstein. We've got a stream of the band's first new recording in two years; a cover of Dead Boys' "Son of Sam." It is among four songs that will be on a split EP with The Cheats that' slated to come out in December or January on Screaming Crow Records.
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from Chicago, IL-based Devon Kay and the Solutions. We've got a stream of a new song of theirs entitled "Toilet Drunk"; a song "about feelings, man". The track comes from their forthcoming release Losing IT which will be digitally released October 1, 2013 via Artistic Integrity and also on a limited number of CDs. The group will also be performing at The Fest 12 in Gainesville, FL on November 1st at Rocky's Piano Bar.
Devon Kay's other band, Direct Hit!, recently released Brainless God.
You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile
Today's stream comes from Brooklyn, NY-based Chumped. "Someday" will appear on the band's upcoming self-titled 12-inch EP, due out October 8, 2013 via Anchorless Records. The vinyl will be released right around Fest 12 time, which the band will be playing.
You can find the song on their Punknews.org Profile.
Today's stream comes from Chicago, IL (by way of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) hardcore outfit La Armada. "Chiraq" is a brand new song recorded in conjunction with the band's upcoming tour, and is also their first English language track. Here's what they told us about it:
The song is a stand alone track we did to address the current situation in the city of chicago. Where the south and south west side is considered the most dangerous place in the country. The amount of murders (mostly of minority population) are out of control. We try to point out how this constant circle of violence is downplayed and makes us become desensitized to the extreme human suffering thats concentrated only a few miles away from from the center of the city because it is confined to that area.
You can find the song on La Armada's Punknews.org Profile. Click below to see the band's upcoming tour dates.