Bomb The Music Industry! have posted a new video for the equally new track, “Everybody That You Love.” The video was directed by Bryan Schlam.
Source Continue reading Bomb the Music Industry!: “Everybody That You Love”
All posts by Atomm
Negative Approach to reissue debut 7-inch
Touch and Go Records will be reissuing the long out-of-print debut 7-inch from the legendary Negative Approach. The 10 song EP was newly remastered for the release by John Golden and had originally been issued as a limited pressing of 3000 in 1982. The reissue is due out October 12, 2010.
Source Continue reading Negative Approach to reissue debut 7-inch
Have Nots: “Used To Be”
Have Nots have posted another video from their critically acclaimed debut, Serf City USA.
Adolescents: “Serf City”
Adolescents have released another song from their upcoming album, The Fastest Kid Alive. The band has been working on the album since 2007 and it will be the first since 2005’s O.C. Confidential.
Time Again: “Speak Up”
[[Time Again]] have posted a new track, “Speak Up.” The track will appear on a forthcoming release from the band.
Check it out on their MySpace page.
Source Continue reading Time Again: “Speak Up”
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus: “Choke”
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have posted the video for “Choke” from their next release, the EP Hell or High Water.
Check it out here.
Source Continue reading Red Jumpsuit Apparatus: “Choke”
New Release – Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Episode 5
Episode 5: The City That Dares Not Sleep, the season grand finale, is now available and has been added to The Devil’s Playhouse season pass!
5 Great Episodes, 1 Awesome Price! Grab your season pass now if you haven’t already and wield psychic powers against fearsome foes in the epic comedy saga over 5 episodes. Gaming’s greatest dog and rabbit sleuths Sam & Max seek the power’s ancient secrets, as manic Max gains shape shifting, teleportation, mind reading and future vision abilities for battling these foes.
Source Continue reading New Release – Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Episode 5
Contests: Win a spot for your band to open for the Queers
The Queers have a new album coming out on November 16, 2010 called Back to the Basement. They will embark on a US tour st starting November 11th in Pensacola, FL. This time through they’re bringing their friends Kepi Ghoulie and The Riptides along for the journey, but they also want your band too.
Source Continue reading Contests: Win a spot for your band to open for the Queers
MC Lars: “This Giant Robot Kills”
Your favourite post-modern rapper, MC Lars, has posted the title video from his latest album, This Gigantic Robot Kills in 2009. The song, a loving tribute to the ska of the 90s, features Suburban Legends and the MC Bat Commander of the Aquabats.
Bad Religion: “The Resist Stance”
Bad Religion have posted another new song from The Dissent of Man. The new album is out in just under a month, on September 28, 2010. The band is planning both a series of 30th Anniversary Shows and a North American tour in support of the album.
Check out “The Resist Stance” on their MySpace page.
Source Continue reading Bad Religion: “The Resist Stance”
Undark and the Radium Girls: ‘Dark Love’ EP
Our stream today comes from Hall, MA hardcore act Undark and the Radium Girls. We’ve got a stream of the band’s forthcoming EP, Dark Love.
You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.
The EP is expected out in early September.
Source Continue reading Undark and the Radium Girls: ‘Dark Love’ EP
Madball: “R.A.H.C.”
Madball have posted a new song from their upcoming album, Empire. It’s due out October 12, 2010 and follows Infiltrate the System which was released in 2007.
Check out “R.A.H.C.” on their MySpace page.
Source Continue reading Madball: “R.A.H.C.”
Green Day: “Cigarettes and Valentines”
At the Denver, CO stop of their ongoing tour with AFI, Green Day debuted a new song, “Cigarettes and Valentines.” The song is the title track from the band’s planned follow up to Warning which was scrapped when the master tapes were stolen. The band returned to the studio and instead recorded what would become American Idiot. The band noted they were recording a new live album, leading to speculation that some of the “lost” songs from the album would appear on the live album.
The band previous released a live album, Bullet in a Bible, in 2005.
Source Continue reading Green Day: “Cigarettes and Valentines”