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Attention: Europe! We hope you’re ready, because THE BOMBPOPS land on your shores this October! For all the dates and info, head here!
If you missed STRUNG OUT on Warped Tour this summer, you’ll have another chance this Fall, as they’ll be heading out on an extensive North American run with Reverend Horton Heat and Fishbone! It’ll be a fantastic and quite eclectic evening of music. Head here for all the info! Then, prepare yourself for the audio onslaught of their live show by listening to their latest full-length, Transmission.Alpha.Delta!
“Friday the 13th: a date commonly associated with bad luck. Its origins stem from hundreds of Knights Templar who were betrayed, arrested, and slaughtered by the Catholic Church. October: a month which represents the end of the agricultural life cycle, and is believed to be the time of year when the veil between the living and the dead is most permeable. It is during this juncture in 2017 that The Wisdom of the Stars will be presented for interpretation. We are but mere messengers of the work.” Listen to ‘’Insect Nightmares’’ right now at Brooklyn Vegan. Pre-order now.
The first No Use for a Name full-length release in nearly a decade is out today! Rarities Vol: 1: The Covers collects all of the band’s recorded non-album covers from their FAT years. Order your vinyl or CD here. Listen and purchase on Bandcamp Listen on Apple Music Listen on Spotify Rarities Vol. 1: The Covers by No Use For A Name
This September, The Flatliners will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of their breakthrough album and FAT debut, The Great Awake. To commemorate the anniversary, we’ve pressed up a limited run of just 500 copies on a special color, as part of our unofficial “Fat Classics on Color” series. In addition, we have a new entry in the official Original Demos Series: The Flatliners’ The Great Awake Demos. The band unearthed three demos which vocalist/guitarist Chris Cresswell lays out below, along with the band’s story of getting signed to FAT. This 7" is strictly limited. The 500 color copies are only...
