Track Listing:
1. You Or No One
2. Dark Sunglasses
3. Like In The Movies
4. Down The Wrong Way
5. You're The One
6. A Plan Too Far
7. In A Miracle
8. House Of Cards
9. Tourniquet (Cynthia Ann)
10. Sweet Nuthin
11. Adding The Blue

*MARTYRDOD w/ Converge, Okkultokrati:*
8/03/2014 La Maroquinerie - Paris, France
8/04/2014 Club Academy - Manchester, UK
8/05/2014 Classic Grand - Glasgow, UK
8/06/2014 Scala - London, UK
8/07/2014 Underground - Koln, Germany
8/08/2014 Ieper Fest - Ieper, Belgium [no Okkultokrati]
8/09/2014 Brutal Assault - Jaromer, Czech Republic
8/10/2014 A38 - Budapest, Hungary
8/11/2014 Rockhouse - Salzburg, Austria
8/12/2014 MC Pekarna - Maribor, Slovenia
8/13/2014 Magnolia Open Air - Milan, Italy
8/14/2014 Universum - Stuttgart, Germany

Track Listing:
Echo Boomer
Touch Stone
Sun Glass
The Art Of Patrons
Warm Change
Paper The House
DET
Led By Hand
The Great Divide
Glass Boys
 
*US Tour Dates*:
April 19 - Oakland, CA - Tankcrimes Brainsqueeze Festival
April 27 - St. John's, NL - Lawnya Vawnya
June 06 - New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom Release Show
June 08 - Toronto, ON - Field Trip Festival
*UK/Europe Tour Dates*:
June 13 - B Sides Festival, Lucern, Switzerland
June 14 - VK, Brussels, Belgium
June 15 - Gorilla - Manchester, UK (with Lower)
June 16 - The Cluny, Newcastle, UK (with Lower)
June 17 - Belgrave - Leeds, UK (with Lower)
June 18 - Koko - London, UK (with Lower)
June 19 - Point Ephemere, Paris, France
June 20 - Hurricane Festival - Scheessel, DE - announced
June 21- Southside Festival - Neuhausen Ob Eck, DE - announced
June 22 - Best Kept Secret Festival - Hilvarenbeek, NL

Mike Watt (bass, The Stooges, minutemen, solo, more)
SPB: How have the Stooges shows gone? Is it difficult to step into a group where the other members have an existing relationship and you’re the new guy?
Mike: I have served 125 months with The Stooges. Of course I owe them my best notes and total focus when helping them - we wouldn't have a punk scene without them! I feel incredible debt. It's helped me become much better bassman.
As for the second question, those cats hadn't talked much in over twenty years before that "skull-ring" stuff they did together but, yes, I am from a different generation but music is a fabric that can bridge gaps like that, I believe. Remember, too, I help them out and ain't really a Stooge. I'm a minuteman. I'm talking about d. boon's bass player.
The Stooges gigs are incredible mindblows for me, I love them. Incredible responsibility for me to be there for them also. I give them all I got and feel I very much have to. I love Stooges.
Luke McNeill (the Copyrights, attorney)
SPB: Did you choose your band name partially because of your interest in law?
Luke: No. It was actually a name we almost called me and Adam's old band, Moloko Plus. That name was a popular one for obvious reasons, and a dumb jazz band from Philadelphia sent us a cease and desist from using it, so we thought of Copyrights as an ironic name to change it to. We didn't pick that, but we picked that name soon after for our more "Ramones-based" punk band. It was almost required at the time to have a "The _____s" band name.
Dovetail
SPB: Who is your favorite 1960s band or artist?
Philip: The Beatles reign supreme in my ‘60s catalog. For records like Rubber Soul, The Beatles, and for obvious reasons. I feel they were the best band, though I'd probably say Gram Parsons is equally my favorite artist from the ‘60s.
Andrew: The Beatles. Their belief and conviction in their music was strong enough to change generations with their music. Outside of the music influence, I feel this is one of the biggest influences in Dovetail. Every member truly believes in what we are doing, which is to create honest music.
Aaron: My favorite record of all time came out in 1959. Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. This record taught me the power of creating and using space in music and showed me that even the casual listener could enjoy being challenged. Though not stylistically similar, I write my parts in Dovetail based on what this record taught me.
Nick Woods (Direct Hit!, Galactic Cannibal)
SPB: What is the best Milwaukee-made beer?
Nick: My favorite Milwaukee-made beer is Fuel Coffee Stout, more for the memory of getting hammered on it at a bar that I won't name on Center Street that used to let underagers play tunes in exchange for liquor. It's this super-bitter, almost chocolatey-tasting stuff that's about the same consistency as kerosene. My old band and I used to steal it out of that unnamed bar's cooler in the basement, and then act stupid for the rest of the night ‘cause we were only 18 or 19 and thought being able to drink in the bar by ourselves made us kings of Shit Mountain. I mainly drink it now ‘cause it tastes really good.

SPRING TOURMAY 09 - Ft Wayne, IN @ Brass RailMAY 10 - Detroit, MI @ YonkaMAY 11 - Cleveland @ The FoundryMAY 12 - Philadelphia, PA @ J.R.'s BarMAY 13 - Hartford, CT @ Whitney HouseMAY 14 - New london, CT @ The OrphanageMAY 15 - Providence,RI @ Machines w/ MagnetsMAY 16 - New York, NY @ The AcheronMAY 17 - Baltimore, MA @ Side BarMAY 18 - Richmond, VA @ CedarMAY 19 - Huntington, WV @ Elimination ChamberMAY 20 - Nashville, TN @ World Trade CenterMAY 21 - Louisville, KY @ Mag BarMAY 22 - Columbus @ House ShowMAY 24 - Indianapolis, IN @ The Melody Inn

*Toxic Holocaust Tour Dates:*
*OZ/NZ Tour with Skeletonwitch*
Apr 16 Auckland, NZ The Kings Arms
Apr 17 Wellington, NZ Bodega Bar
Apr 18 Perth, AU The Rosemont Hotel
Apr 19 Adelaide, AU Fowlers Live
Apr 20 Melbourne, AU Espy Gershwin Room
Apr 21 Byron Bay, AU TBC
Apr 22 Canberra, AU The Basement
Apr 23 Byron Bay, AU Hotel Great Northern
Apr 24 Brisbane, AU The Hi Fi
Apr 25 Newcastle, AU Cambridge Hotel
Apr 26 Sydney, AU The Hi Fi
Apr 27 Melbourne, AU Hi Fi
Jun 20 Clisson FR Hellfest