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The Swingin’ Utters album, Drowning In The Sea, Rising With The Sun, is out today! This 33-song best-of compilation touches on every era of the band’s career…from their 1995 debut, The Streets of San Francisco, all the way up to 2014’s, Fistful of Hollow. The Swingin’ Utters passion for what they do has always been palpable, and it’s why Drowning In The Sea, Rising With The Sun is as crucial now as when the music was first released. For fans, it’s a celebration of one of the Bay Area’s longest standing creative forces. And for the uninitiated, it offers a...
We are only a day away from the December 8th release of The Last Gang’s superb new 7", Sing For Your Supper! However, today, you can hear the entire release over at Punknews. Then, check out their upcoming tour dates, which include a recently announced show with The Lillingtons, and a show in Germany with Propagandhi! If you haven’t grabbed your copy of Sing For Your Supper, do so today!
It looks like 2018 is off to a good start. Direct Hit will join Fat Wreck Chords alumni, Less Than Jake, on a run in February. Tickets are on sale today, and you can grab them here!
Today, The Bombpops premiered a new video for the song “Fomo” at New Noise Magazine. Their debut FAT full-length, Fear of Missing Out, was released this past February, and the band has been on an absolute tear supporting it. These young upstarts will be hitting the road this December, joining the Supersuckers and The Bellrays on a Western U.S. run, with one show making it to Vancouver, Canada. Head here to view all the dates! Then, if you haven’t yet spent time getting to know the record inside and out, you can listen to it in its entirety over at...
West Coast: get ready to party! Mean Jeans have announced a January run through California and Oregon with Dirty Fences. When we say get ready to party, we aren’t shittin’ you. These guys exist on a steady stream of Jägerbombs, ‘’Coors Light,’’ and ‘’Mountain Dew.’’ Their love of tasty beverages and catchy jingles is truly undeniable. But, don’t just take our word for it. Get out to one of their shows and witness Mean Jeans’ high-powered blend of potables and punk-rock.
