Our stream today comes from New Brunswick, NJ-based Let Me Run. We’ve got a stream of the band’s debut full length, Meet Me At The Bottom, out today via XOXO Records.
Minneapolis, MN’s Off with Their Heads have unveiled plans to release their second collection. This one is titled The ’69 Sound and is the “sequel” to their previous singles collection, All Things Move Toward Their End.
A stream has been launched for the debut full length from New Jersey’s Leathermouth. The hardcore band features Frank Iero of My Chemical Romance and promises “raw confrontational punk rock.” The record is titled XO and is due out January 27, 2009
The band has also completed work on their next full length. The band recorded with producer Steve Evetts (Dillinger Escape Plan / ETID / Kid Dynamite) for their new full length set for release in May 2009 on Ferret. SourceContinue reading Poison The Well: “Bowie”→
Oakland, CA’s Deerhoof have posted the video for their song “Buck and Judy” on Blurt-Online.com along with a link to a live performance as well. The song comes from their album Offend Maggie which was released in 2008 through Kill Rock Stars.
The video was directed by C. Spencer Yeh of Burning Star Core, and the live footage was shot by Brendan Canty Fugazi and Christoph Green. You can find the video here.
All of Scrambles was recorded and sequenced using a lot of demo versions of plug-ins/programs. This meant that once the final mix got started, it had to be finished within 14 days no matter what. It also meant that once I had sequenced the final master, I could burn a CD of it but I could not SAVE that sequence. Only burn it. So the MP3’s I had burnt for the band, right? Well those were of the older master that I didn’t notice a few mistakes in. And then I ran out of CD-R’s so there is only one good copy. So, long story short the only people who actually have the album are the fine people who are pressing it.
This morning, Don Giovanni Records posted artwork for Screaming Females debut CD/LP Power Move due out April 14, 2009. The New Brunswick trio plan to spend their spring hitting the road to support the new album.
Our second series of Dispatches this week come courtesy of The Measure [SA]. Despite having released a full-length, 2007’s Historical Fiction as well as a slew of 7″ which were recently compiled in 2008’s One Chapter in the Book: A Collection of Standard Waits and Measurements, the band is just now embarking on their first full US tour. Stay tuned for the rest of the week as The Measure [SA] bring us their stories from tour, including tonight’s entry from co-vocalist/guitarist Lauren Measure .
We’re excited to be introducing a new feature here at Punknews – Dispatches. Starting tonight we will be bringing you tour blogs from a number of bands as they tour North America, Europe, Asia and the world over. Each week we hope to have one or two bands bringing you stories from the road.
Our first installment comes from San Diego’s Lewd Acts, who are currently touring the United States. The band released a split 7″ with Hour of the Wolf in 2008 and is preparing to release a 7″ EP on Deathwish in the near future. The band’s vocalist, Tyler Densley, checks in today with a recap on the weekend.