Tag: punk rock

The Olympia, WA-based Milk Music, the Sonoran Desert-based Destruction Unit and the Tampa, FL-based Merchandise teamed up for a Record Store Day split 12 inch release, titled USA 13 which reveals the incredibly diverse of this […]

Consisting of drummer/vocalist Kylee Kimbrough, bassist David MIchaud, and guitarist Kelly Stroup, the Atlanta, GA-based band Dasher has received quite a bit of attention for a blistering, noisy bit of squall. “Time Flys,” the B-side to a 7 […]

Over the last year or so, I’ve been receiving an increasing amount of emails from artists and PR firms from all over the world, which interestingly enough makes the mission of covering music regardless of […]

Named after their frontman, Orville Bateman Neely III, the OBN IIIs have won quite a bit of attention across the blogosphere as Neely has been described as a sort of punk rock Elvis in front […]

Midnight Passenger, the forthcoming sophomore effort from Ex-Cult was heavily informed and influenced by the road and the experiences of relentless touring throughout 2012 — we’re talking about shithole bars, shitty motel rooms and crashing on floors […]

As a high schooler, one of my favorite records was Faith No More‘s King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime. And one of my favorite songs off that album, apart from the jazzy “Evidence” was the […]

The members of the Austin, TX-based band Ghetto Ghouls have been writing, recording and playing together in various bands since they were 14, and over the years they’ve become one of Austin’s best known punk […]

I caught the Brooklyn-based trio Sharkmuffin during a hot summer night at Fort Useless, and was impressive by their energy – at one point, their lead vocalist was standing on her amplifier and wandering around […]

Radkey is a sibling trio from Missouri and as soon as they relocated to the UK, they released their debut effort, Cat and Mouse EP  which managed to make a lot of noise among bloggers, journalists and radio […]

Released last year to little fanfare, the Wild‘s Dreams Are Maps managed to combine elements of the troubadour tradition – songs based around storytelling but delivers with the primal, defiant fury of punk rock. Clocking in at […]

The Dublin, ireland-based quartet of Girl Band manages to be both difficult to find through normal Internet searches, while evading easy categorization. In fact, the band has managed to do something few bands do: they’ve attempted in every […]

Album Review: Radkey’s Devil Fruit EP

Photo Credit: Phil Knott Radkey Devil Fruit EP Little Man Records Release Date: October 15, 2013 Track Listing Romance Dawn Little Man Start Freaking Out Overwhelmed Radkey is a Missouri-based sibling trio who recently relocated […]

Originally from Columbia, MO, Patrick Phillips (vocals/guitar) and Tyson Moore (guitar/vocals) moved to Brooklyn, and when they reencountered each other in NYC, they decided that they had to play music together again. Nick Atria (bass) […]