San Diego hardcore band Negative Blast has joined Three One G record label for their latest, Destroy Myself For Fun, the second full-length from the band (who also has released two demos and a split 7" with Sweat.
Think classic West Coast hardcore with a modern San Diego twist.
The split record is one of the most unique formats in the record industry and something that doesn't translate to the digital realm the same way it hits when you flip the wax. Splits take a number of forms, from 2-song 7" records to full-lengths where each band takes a … Read more
Brian Amalfitano (Deaf Club) SPB: You also run a record store (which we’ve discussed). What is your all time favorite record (as in “the full vinyl package”)? Amalfitano: Wow, that’s a tough one. I mean, I own a record store (Spinning Plate Records) so I have a lot of great … Read more
Paula Lombardo (Venamoris) SPB: It sounds like you were hesitant to return to music performance. What about the response to Venamoris has surprised you most? Lombardo: Yes, I was hesitant. And now I’m left with the realization that my hesitancy was built on lies we tell ourselves. There have been … Read more
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