Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Thursday, August 2, 2012
The Observatory
The Tonight We Unite Tour's last show, August 5, just added Narcoleptic Youth to the list of bands playing!
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Captain Oi!
Captain Oi! is having a summer sale!! Look at their merchandise to see if there's anything you have wanted but was not the right price!
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Tonight We Unite Tour
The Tonight We Unite Tour will conclude this Sunday, August 5, at the Observatory in Santa Ana, California! So if you missed out on the first few shows earlier in the tour. Check them out at their final stop!
Friday, July 27, 2012
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Circle Jerks - My Career as a Jerk
A documentary about one of the most influential LA punk bands, Circle Jerks. In My Career as a Jerk, David Markey will cover the story behind Circle Jerks and it will be available on September 25, 2012.
Monday, July 16, 2012
Sarah Leaves The Creepshow
Today, July 16, 2012, Sarah Blackwood announced that she will be leaving The Creepshow, Canadian psychobilly band, due to having too many projects to work with the band full time. She will still be with Walk Off the Earth and her solo project.
The Creepshow still intends to continue and has announced their new front woman, Kenda. They will be touring again in the summer starting in August.
The Creepshow still intends to continue and has announced their new front woman, Kenda. They will be touring again in the summer starting in August.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Monday, July 2, 2012
DIY Swap Meet!
Friday, June 29, 2012
Friday, June 22, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Break Anchor / All Eyes West Split
Break Anchor and All Eyes West will have a 7' split due out on July 17, 2012. Pre-order now at Side One Dummy Records!
Free Split
Municipal Waste and Toxic Holocaust just released Toxic Waste and it's free! Get this amazing split now! Best of all it's free!
The split starts off with Municipal Waste's addicting and captivating song Trapped in the Sites. The riff will want you coming back for more!
The split starts off with Municipal Waste's addicting and captivating song Trapped in the Sites. The riff will want you coming back for more!
Monday, June 18, 2012
Fyf Fest 2012
Go to FYF Fest to find out more information! Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 22.
If you missed out seeing Refused at The Glasshouse and Coachella earlier this year, here is your chance to watch them perform!
Monday, June 11, 2012
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Guardian's Article
Dorian Lynskey from The Guardian wrote an article, "No Future? Punk is still the sound of youth rebellion the world over," about the survival of punk. It's a great article speaking about how everyone has a different meaning of punk. When ideals clash, the basic fundamentlas of self-expression, independence, nonconformity, resistance, and a belief in alternatives unifies and keeps the survival of punk culture.
A great quote from the article was from Mike Sabbagh, Occupy London Exchange activist who works on the Occupied Times paper. He said "I remember when I was 16 in Detroit, listening to bands like NOFX, Crass and Conflict and thinking: 'I don't feel like a crazy person anymore. There's other people who feel like this and they're articulating problems that I'm only starting to get into focus. It's not just the lyrics that are pushing back against social norms – it's the practice of getting out and publishing your own stuff, making small communities. People really can make a huge difference in music and the shared communities that come out of it."
Summary and qoute taken from The Guardian. Read it, it's a great article!
A great quote from the article was from Mike Sabbagh, Occupy London Exchange activist who works on the Occupied Times paper. He said "I remember when I was 16 in Detroit, listening to bands like NOFX, Crass and Conflict and thinking: 'I don't feel like a crazy person anymore. There's other people who feel like this and they're articulating problems that I'm only starting to get into focus. It's not just the lyrics that are pushing back against social norms – it's the practice of getting out and publishing your own stuff, making small communities. People really can make a huge difference in music and the shared communities that come out of it."
Summary and qoute taken from The Guardian. Read it, it's a great article!
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