I honestly wasn’t sure when I’d actually be able to get this update up, because God (or whom/whatever) knows it wasn’t happening at 2 in the morning after my commute home from the Big Apple. Fortunately for you, work decided to not call me this morning for a shift, and that I’m pretty stoked on considering I’m leaving in a few hours for Philly to see Armalite, the Ergs!, Pink Razors and the Steal. How ’bout you?
- 1980s hardcore (con?)tributers New Mexican Disaster Squad‘s recent digital EP, Peace with Nothing (soon to be at peace with vinyl)
- Suburban Legends hope you find their new album to be Infectious
- A live review of multiple Red Leader Records bands that played last night at NYC’s Knitting Factory, notably Polar Bear Club
- The big league debut from everyone’s favorite major label pop-rock act coincidentally named like a 2006 Saves the Day album: Sound the Alarm‘s Stay Inside
- Several more over at the Punknews Review page
Source I honestly wasn’t sure when I’d actually be able to get this update up, because God (or whom/whatever) knows it wasn’t happening at 2 in the morning after my commute home from the Big Apple. Fortunately for you, work decided to not call me this morning for a shift, and that I’m pretty stoked on considering I’m leaving in a few hours for Philly to see Armalite, the Ergs!, Pink Razors and the Steal. How ’bout you?
- 1980s hardcore (con?)tributers New Mexican Disaster Squad‘s recent digital EP, Peace with Nothing (soon to be at peace with vinyl)
- Suburban Legends hope you find their new album to be Infectious
- A live review of multiple Red Leader Records bands that played last night at NYC’s Knitting Factory, notably Polar Bear Club
- The big league debut from everyone’s favorite major label pop-rock act coincidentally named like a 2006 Saves the Day album: Sound the Alarm‘s Stay Inside
- Several more over at the Punknews Review page