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Shows: Beaches Brew 2017 with Death Valley Girls, King Khan & more
News — March 26, 2017
The free Marina di Ravenna, Italy festival, Beaches Brew, will return from June 5-8 this year. The stacked line-up features Shellac, The Coathangers, Thee Oh Sees, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, King Khan & the Shrines and more, listed in full below with a day by day schedule.
Records: Church Girls announce new LP, The Haunt
News — December 13, 2019
Indie punk group Church Girls will release a new LP titled The Haunt next Feb. 7 on Chatterbot Records. The new record by the Philadelphia-based band is produced by Scott Solter (The Mountain Goats, Spoon) and follows the Cycles EP. While the record won't be out for two more months, …
Tours: Church Girls share a new single before tour
News — April 21, 2022
In advance of an upcoming EU/UK tour, Philly's Church Girls has shared a brand new single: "Telepathic Mind" (via Anchor Eighty Four/Big Scary Monsters). The indie-punk band released Still Blooms last October. Speaking to the song's meaning, vocalist Mariel Beaumont explains: We all get depressed...I still comically buck against it: …
Records: Lambrini Girls EP next month
News — April 7, 2023
Big Scary Monsters is prepping for a release date of May 19 for a new EP from Brighton, UK rhythmic punk band Lambrini Girls, You're Welcome. Rooted in feminist punk, the band has gained notoriety in the UK with several singles since their 2021 formation.Interviews: Pretty Girls Make Graves
Feature — October 16, 2010
Since the "grunge revolution" of the early 90's critics, promoters, journalists, and fans alike have been looking for a music scene to redefine rock and roll in the same way that the city of Seattle did. Over the years there have been various it bands coming from the undergrounds of …
Git Some – Cosmic Rock
Review — January 4, 2009
Git Some is a band which has been around a bit and actually predates the participation of two of its members (Chuck French and Neil Keener) in the much vaunted group, Planes Mistaken for Stars (even though many will consider this a new band featuring ex-members of said well known …
Mainland – Girls Unknown
Review — September 23, 2013
Sounds can create images. New York City based 4 piece Mainland have this effect on "The Stroll". It concocts an image of bright strobe lights that make you even more bleary eyed in your drunken stupor, as you stomp your heels off the sticky floor in time to the drums …
The Hold Steady – Boys and Girls in America
Review — October 28, 2006
Do you remember being just a small child, rifling your dirty paws through the cereal box trying to fish out the prize at the bottom of the box? No? Okay let's flash forward about ten years; what about when you were sitting at the dinner table thinking how you were …
Nobro – Live Your Truth Shred Some Gnar
Review — March 22, 2022
Sometimes I feel so incredibly dumb. I have a soft spot for Spanish punk bands and figured, based on the name, this could be filed as such. Sounded Spanish in my head at least. Until I came to their bandcamp, noticed this is a Canadian band and saw the band …
Billy Liar – Some Legacy
Review — August 5, 2019
I don’t know much about Billy Liar, but Red Scare has rarely turned out a bad release so I picked Some Legacy out of the pile with some hope -- and it delivers. Liar is a Scottish musician who has been playing under the moniker since 2006. Sometimes he tours …
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah – Some Loud Thunder
Review — May 8, 2007
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah had a lot of pressure on them for their second album, mainly due to them being the most hyped up band of 2005. Their story was one told over and over ever since their first album came out: five indie rockers out of Brooklyn that …
Explode and Make Up – Some Kind of Diplomat
Review — December 10, 2009
Any band that names themselves after a Sugar song automatically wins major points with me. And it doesn't hurt the band's cause when you hear names like Dag Nasty and 7 Seconds batted around in reviews either. Explode and Make up features the singer of 88 Fingers Louie as well …
Gateway District – Some Days You Get The Thunder
Review — September 1, 2010
What would a new band that features members of Banner Pilot, The Soviettes, Off With Their Heads, and Dear Landlord sound like if locked in a broom closet and forced to come up with songs? I'm guessing something like this release. They may be ex-members of some of these bands …
fun. – Some Nights
Review — April 10, 2012
I'm just gonna say right now that I'm a huge fan of The Format and fun. I could go on and on about how easily I can gush over either band. Aim & Ignite was one of my favorite albums in years. I became overly excited and anxious anticipating Some …
One Question Interviews: Smash The Statues
Feature — February 9, 2020
Tom (Smash The Statues) SPB: What is your favorite cover to play? Why? Tom: Covers could be really fun to play. Back in the days we played a bunch of covers that suited us both musically and lyrically. As a political band, you want to get your message through, so …Labels: Stillborn In Dumptrucks
News — May 3, 2004
The Wrong Side (AKA Dumptruck) sign to Stillborn Records. One of their new songs, "A War On Words", can be heard here. It's unmastered! The Wrong Side will also be playing Posi Numbers this summer.
Records: Two Cow Garage give detalis on 6th album
News — June 23, 2013
Two Cow Garage is ready to release their sixth full-length this September, The Death of the Self-Preservation Society, on Last Chance Records. The album by the Columbus, OH band will include guest appearances from members of Cheap Girls.
Bands: Great Cynics release video, plan March dates
News — February 19, 2014
Great Cyncis have released a new video for "Whatever You Want," the opening track on their Specialist Subject Records split with Muncie Girls. The EP is set for release on March 10 and the bands will support it with some tour stops around the UK. The video, included below, was …
Tours: Graceface Records tour wrecks van
News — February 20, 2014
The label showcase tour for Graveface Records, featuring The Casket Girls, The Stargazer Lilies, and Dreamend was totaled in an accident in New York earlier this month. The bands are continuing on the road, but have announced that any purchases made on the Graveface bandcamp will go directly toward vehicle …
