Reversal Of Man

REVERSAL OF MAN Florida’s hardcore trailblazers, Reversal of Man, return. Between 1995 and 2000, the band released a full length LP, three split LPs, a 10”, various split 7”s, and a few compilation tracks. In the five years they existed, stretching members between Tampa and Orlando, Reversal of Man grew through several lineup changes and […]

pageninetynine

PAGENINETYNINE Started in 1997, pageninetynine is a band from Sterling, Virginia who redefined what “punk rock” could mean and be, touring relentlessly and releasing a plethora of albums, splits, singles and more… all from a venerable squad of miscreants on the outskirts of the nation’s capital. Pageninetynine is celebrated as one of the longrunning torchbearers […]

First Day Back

FIRST DAY BACK Thundering out of Santa Cruz’s thriving and resurgent music scene, First Day Back have spent their final years in college solidifying their place in the emo revival revival. Heralded as the rightful torchbearers of second wave emo, First Day Back recalls the vocal exasperation of Cap’n Jazz, the twinkle of American Football, […]

New Harmony 2027 Weekend Pass

presenting the sophomore new harmony a combined effort from r5 + summer shade in philadelphia, pajan. 29th, 30th, & 31st fri. jan. 29th at the church portraits of pastjerome’s dreamlowertowncash only tony’sknotworkmassa neraalyvia sat. jan. 30th at the rotunda (matinee) first day backrainer mariafrailsin against sinbrain tourniquetopen city sat. jan. 30th at the church (evening) […]

Joanne Robertson

JOANNE ROBERTSON Joanne Robertson is a musician, painter and poet. Written between painting sessions and also whilst raising a child, Blurrr is a record of loose and playful intuition. Robertson’s vocals and guitar drift, murmur and whisper across the record; fostering a deep intimacy as unknown emotions rise up from the well. Robertson’s intuitive approach […]

Portraits of Past

PORTRAITS OF PAST Portraits Of Past prefers to be called a hardcore band, though many other adjectives and sub-genres have been leveled at them over the 30 years since these five childhood friends initially called it quits. After many years of pent-up demand from listeners old and new, the darkly melodic, explosive, and reluctantly “legendary” […]

Worldpeace DMT

WORLDPEACE DMT Across the last year and change, London duo Leo Fincham and Rowan Please have cut a thrilling figure as Worldpeace DMT, achieving a blend of 1960s psychedelic pop and modern-day production touches that have resulted in truly timeless-sounding art. On their sophomore album Stick Around for Tea, Fincham and Please continue to deepen […]

Tommy Lefroy

TOMMY LEFROY “Many of us are, or are at risk of falling into the precariat.” This urgency inspired the title of the debut record by Tommy Lefroy, the soft rock project of Wynter Bethel and Tessa Mouzourakis. The Precariat, a portmanteau of ‘precarious’ and ‘proletariat’, was popularised by economist Guy Standing to identify a new […]

Devil Master & Zorn

DEVIL MASTER The darkest, filthiest alleys of old Philadelphia, DEVIL MASTER arise once more to corrupt the children of light. Between tours and festival appearances, the masters of devilry wrote their third full-length, Bloody Dreams. Punkier, with a psychedelic lean, yet festooned with a feral black metal aura, the album gleams from the abyss. Engineered […]

Winona Fighter

WINONA FIGHTER Sometimes, album titles just make sense. They capture the spirit of the band who made it, as well as the songs that make up the record. Brutal & Extremely Underrated is one of those titles. It’s taken from a line in “Self Affirmations”, the sixth song on Winona Fighter’s second full-length, in which […]