Tag Archive | punk

Stream the new NOFX album “Self Entitled” right NOW***!

Old punk rock jerks who still think they can outrun their inevitable dependence on incontinence medication. NOFX rules, ***but you need Rdio and/or Spotify.

Thanks to Punknews!

http://www.punknews.org/article/48854/media-nofx-self-entitled

 

Propagandhi “Failed States” album stream!

Hey folks,

If you need a bit of Canada’s finest screaming through your speakers today, you can stop looking. Go to Propagandhi’s Facebook page, “Like” it (you should’ve done this already,) and go to it!

Happy Monday!

https://www.facebook.com/Propagandhi

Less Than Jake and Fear Nuttin Band in Hartford, Ct. 8/19/12

 

The lovely and talented Pam Janutolo, along with ska record pressing maniac Matt Flood from Asbestos Records, made a trip to Hartford last weekend to catch a 4-way throw down at Comcast Center featuring Fear Nuttin Band, Less Than Jake, Pepper, and Sublime with Rome.

While we couldn’t get full access to all the groups due to time constraints, we were able to get some shots of FNB and LTJ, and it looked like a great time! If only Canada wasn’t so far away, i’d have been there myself.

Check out shots of FNB and LTJ below, and give them some love by clicking the links to their pages.

Fear Nuttin Band


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Reel Big Fish “Candy Coated Fury” Album Review

It’s the middle of summer and it seems that Reel Big Fish has come out with the perfect album for the season. Candy Coated Fury, RBF’s latest edition to their discography of fun-loving, sarcastic hits, is packed full of all the things that make us love them.  From their killer horn licks, snarky break-up songs, and sharply candid lyricism right down to their easily skank-able beats, Reel Big Fish has done it again.

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Pilfers Interview with Coolie Ranx

I gotta say… It’ll be a cold day in Hell when I stop thinking about the insanity and amusement of my many experiences watching The Pilfers perform. Formed when members Coolie Ranx, Vinnie Nobile, James Blanck, Anna Milet-Meyer, and Nick Bacon left their spots in The Toasters, Bim Skala Bim, Skinnerbox, and The Erratics (respectively), the 5-piece unit was a beacon of the Ska scene from their very first recording.

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