Saturday, June 11, 2011

Black And Blue

Awesome hardcore band from Illinois, USA. Featuring members of Thought Crusade, Noose, and Razor Fade. No comment.

A must-have!

2011 - Demo

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Chas Palmer-Williams

Chas Palmer-Williams is an acoustic folk punk singer from Brighton, England. He used to sing in a band called Lightyear. Now he's busy with his DIY solo project. Ep is available for FREE download!

2010 - We Showed Them, Didn't We

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

I.Witness

I.Witness is a band from Barnaul (Altai District), playing blend of hardcore punk of 2000-s with noir emo parts of 90-s. Lyrics of band is on personal, political and superstitious themes, influenced by paradoxes of modern society.

2009 - s/t
2009 - All Roads Lead Southeast
2010 - Split 7'' w/Slapendehonden
2010 - Secret Handshakes
2011 - Split w/ Empty Conversations

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Tino Valpa

100% straight to the point, no room for otherwise, suitable for fans of early 7 seconds, SS Decontrol, and Minor Threat.  As a resident of Dover, New Hampshire, USA Valpa plays full-time in projects The Cryptics, Disaster Strikes, Suburban Showdown, and The Nasty.
2011 - Class Six Lifestyle 7''
2011 - Walk The Walk

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Career Suicide

Career Suicide — early 80s-influenced hardcore/punk band formed in Toronto, Canada in 2001 — have made a name for themselves playing purist hardcore punk influenced by the genre’s pioneers as well as drawing heavily on influences spanning first wave punk and savage 60’s garage from North America and the UK. Guitarist Jonah Falco also plays drums in Fucked Up and is a one-man band called Mad Men.
2002 - Career Suicide (EP)
2002 - Career Suicide (LP)
2003 - Sars (EP)
2004 - Anthology of Releases (2001-2003)
2004 - Career Suicide & Jed Whitey Split
2005 - Invisible Eyes
2005 - Signals (EP)
2006 - Anthology of Releases, Vol. 2 (2004-2005)
2007 - Attempted Suicide
2008 (2011) - Cherry Beach 7''

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Dead End Days

Mike Petruccelli went to college in Southern Ohio. For those 5 years he was known by the moniker “Arthur Killroad”. 
Eventually, he graduated and moved to the Windy City. He changed the name and just focus on a multi-instrumentalist approach. Dead End Days was born. He is currently playing solo around Chicago and planning a new EP/album for the 2011 year.

2010 - The Longest Day of my life
More albums here.