We have up a new record in streaming, it's the time for Germany's 90's inspired hardcore PAIN (the band features the guitar player from Vlada Ina, a group you should have definitely heard of if you're
not a newby to gotanerve-zine).
No much of background history and info about Pain but off bandcamp I have learned they recorded a demo in 2017.
The EP will be physically released through Strange æons records.
Stream the 4-track EP in full here or on their bandcamp profile BANDCAMP LINK
by marcs77
Almost an intimate concert for Winnipeg’s COMEBACK KID, at Circolo Magnolia, Milano, last night. But it has been an intense and sweaty one as those in the crowd can easily attest this.
The Canadians played a tight powerful show picking up songs from older records like “Wake The Dead” (2005) and “Broadcasting” (2007) and new ones; including “I’ll Be That”, for which they just released a music video, and that Andrew Neufeld stated they had rehearsed a couple of time only, with new bass player filling in for this tour, and he was likely to fuck it up forgetting the words (it didn’t go that bad, c’mon).
Streaming today onward the very new EP from Washington, D.C.'s WALK THE PLANK.
The 5-track EP is titled "Void Treader" and is a collection of new tunes and some old stuff the band felt like to re-record being 8 years old, the songs “Nothing In Common” and “Polar Bear Riot”.
The EP will be available on cassette tape format during their on going Euro tour.
Stream here the complete EP and enjoy their gritty straight forward punk hardcore BANDCAMP LINK
Time for some revival at Fat Wreck camp, "Live In A Dive" is back...
FAT’s fan-favorite “Live in a Dive” is back!!! And who better to revive this classic live series than Fat Mike’s very own NOFX? And yes, Ribbed- Live in a Dive is the classic 1991 NOFX “Ribbed” album from start to finish! This gives us what we expect from a NOFX show: equal parts punk rock and comedy hour, chock full of all the wit and hijinks you can handle.
On NOFX’s previous live records – 1995’s "I Heard They Suck Live", and 2007’s "They’ve Actually Gotten Worse Live" – they changed up the old classics a bit. Fast songs became slow songs, slow jams became fast-paced rippers; all the while sprinkling in their signature drunkenness and glaring mistakes.
