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Monday Photo Blog: Thaiana Cervi

  • Published June 1, 2015 By Matt Average
  • Categories Photos

Dawn of Humans played at the Montague Arms in London back in May, and Thaiana Cervi has sent some flicks to the Monday Photo Blog for your viewing. Maybe you were there? For more from Thaiana, check this thing all the young people are going wild over— it’s called Facebook. Send your tour photos, bands that have come through […]

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Touring Europe with Berkeley, CA’s STREET EATERS… part 2!

  • Published May 27, 2015 By John No
  • Categories Shows

Tour report and photos by Megan March and John No. In the fall of 2014, STREET EATERS went on our second tour of Europe. We released our new album Blood::Muscles::Bones in Europe on Cologne’s Contraszt! Records and in North America on Nervous Intent Records. We booked the tour ourselves, and played shows pretty much every night for […]

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Monday Photo Blog: Paul Santos

  • Published May 25, 2015 By Matt Average
  • Categories Photos

Paul Santos sent us some shots for the Monday Photo Blog of a recent show in Singapore. This was for the SNAGGLETOOTH record release show held at Pink Noize on April 24, 2015. For more from Paul, you can check out his Facebook page. Send your tour photos, bands that have come through your town, the best of your […]

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Maximum Rocknroll, The Media, Your Options

The Media (capital M) is a roughly bi-weekly testament to the value of independent media (lowercase m). Forever ad-free, the online alt-weekly regularly touches on the politics of activism, music (punk, pop, and otherwise), and labor. Add it to your RSS feed, follow them on Twitter, do whatever it takes to get involved and stay […]

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Record of the Week: VLASTA POPIĆ Kvadrat CD

  • Published May 19, 2015 By MRR
  • Categories Reviews

Bass-heavy noise/proper indie rock and punk from Croatia. There’s lots of disjointed guitars vocals in Croatian which, like other Slavic languages, is a really great language for music. Loads of push-pull tempos, sharp guitar tones, and big strums the way it outta be — no snoozy Pitchfork-approved/trendy fest moves here — imagine a faster SHELLAC […]

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