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We’ve been sitting on this Lawrence Arms news for far too long, and today we can finally unveil the big reveal. In honor of the band’s almost 20 years in the game, on March 30, Fat Wreck Chords will release We Are The Champions Of The World — a 29-song, best-of album that chronicles the band’s steady evolution over the past two decades. Available for pre-order today, fans can expect extensive liner notes and commentary from the band, as well as a handpicked track-listing from their entire discography, which includes their releases on both Asian Man and Epitaph Records. Wait,...
The release of The Last Gang’s debut FAT full-length, Keep them Counting, is all set for March 2nd! Keep them Counting features 10 punk infused tracks showcasing their diversity, from infectious riffs to punky ballads. You can pre-order the album right now via your favorite digital music site, and in doing so, you’ll get to download the first single –"Sing for your Supper" – immediately. Even better, watch them perform it over at Alternative Press, who are premiering their new video today! You’ll be able to catch them live, as they’ve announced a flurry of shows which include dates with...
GET DEAD are heading to Mexico next month in support of their latest effort, Honesty Lives Elsewhere. Get all the dates and info here!
Rewind fifteen years ago to 2003. Bush Jr. was still in office, but that didn’t stop us from releasing some really great records. Now, we have another clown as the President, so it’s time to re-release some of those classic records from 2003! That’s right…starting today, we are accepting pre-orders for our Fat ‘2003’ Classic Color Vinyl subscription. It includes ten records from 2003, all on a new color vinyl. They will ship to you five times a year, and each shipment will include two records. We’ve also updated the artwork on one particular release to reflect the current shithole...
It looks like Mean Jeans buckled down over the holidays and whipped up a whole record featuring 23 jingles! Punk’s history of shilling for companies dates back to the Ramones writing three songs for Steel Reserve, and the Sex Pistols’ Johnny Rotten hamming it up in a butter commercial. In a single weekend, the band wrote and recorded the Jingles Collection, an album that transforms commercial jingles into high art. Billy Jean elaborates, “We’ve abandoned the previous direction of the band. No one needs to hear another three-chord, pop-punk record about partying. What they need are some sick jingles. We...
