From Autumn To Ashes have revealed the details for their forthcoming live album. The record was originally going to be a limited release, but the band changed their minds saying:
At first we were only going to press a couple hundred copies for the people who were at the record store that night, but we are really proud of how good it came out and we would like to share it with everyone. Thats why this has been delayed for a while. It takes time to get it set up as a wide release. I don’t know what the exact release date will be yet, but it should be in the middle of June. You people that were at the record store will most likely get your copy sooner.
Don Caballero are set to enter the studio this week to record their new full-length album titled Punkgasm.
The influential outfit will return to Rust Belt Studios in Michigan with producer / engineer Al Sutton to record Punkgasm. Working song titles include: “Slaughbaughs Ought Not Own Dog Data”, “Aw Man, That’s Jive Skip”, and “Bulkeye”. Founding member Che comments on the new material; ”
I know this sounds like an obligatory and potentially phony statement but, I at least, firmly believe this will be the “best Caballero yet”. All clichés be detonated.
On the heels of the release of their new live DVD, Unearth have unveiled plans for record their next full length for a fall release:
Without going into too much detail about the new tunes, it is harder hitting with more groove than any previous Unearth material. If you were in the crowd at one of our shows on this last tour, you got a glimpse of what to expect.
Working with Derek Kerswill as our drummer for this album has given us the chance to let the songs grow as they should, the parts build up how they should and have the tunes hit as hard as they should. We are beyond amped about the new stuff and we look forward to giving everyone some new tunes to thrash to real fucking soon.”
Fearless Records has posted a full album stream for the seventh installment of their “Punk Goes” series. Punk Goes Crunk features Set Your Goals, Hot Rod Circuit, New Found Glory and more covering the likes of Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Dr. Dre, Notorious B.I.G. and others.
Though the lineup is yet to be confirmed, the organizers behind Riot Fest have announced plans to host the event the weekend of October 10th to 12th.
They explained:
Yes, it’s a month earlier than in year’s past. Why? November is cold as shit in Chicago. The good thing, for all of you youngins’ and college folk, the day after Riot Fest is Columbus Day, so you’ll have off from school to recover fully.
Osaka Popstar, a band which features Marky Ramone (the Ramones), Jerry Only (the Misfits), Dez Cadena (Black Flag) and Ivan Julian (Richard Hell & the Voidoids) as well as Misfits collaborator John Cafiero on vocals, have announced a new live album due out May 20, 2008.
Recorded on Halloween Night (10/31/06) at the Starland Ballroom in NJ the EP features 9 tracks including favorites from the band’s debut album along with performances of three Ramones classics. The disc features are from Topps’ Garbage Pail Kids Series 7 and each Limited Edition Digipak includes an exclusive Osaka Popstar-Garbage Pail Kids Trading Card inside.
Warcon has announced the signing of Barstow, California-based Duck Duck Goose. A recent Wonkavision review described the band as:
a hardcore/thrash/metal hybrid with a few ambient sounds thrown in for good measure. The Chariot churned with The Mars Volta may approximate something like it—but they are too lively for a straight metal bill and too metal for the hardcore fanatics.
Uprising Records has announced the signing of Long Island’s Dr. Acula. According to the label, the band merges “classic grindcore with gut wrenching breakdowns, synth parts and dance beats.”
The band will be recording with Jamie King (Through the Eyes of the Dead, Between the Buried and Me) followed by a national tour with Liferuiner in May. Their album, Below Me!, is due out in the summer.