Category: Punk Rock

Green Day have announced the full release details of their new trilogy of studio albums ‘¡Uno! ¡Dos! ¡Tré!‘, according to NME.

The pop-punk superstars will follow up their 21st Century Breakdown release with not one but three new albums, one in September, one in November and one in January. Called ‘¡Uno! ¡Dos! ¡Tré!’ the album will be released in three installments, the coming out on September 25 in the US and September 24 in the UK.  The second LP ‘¡Dos!’ comes out on November 13 in the US and November 12 in the UK, respectively, while ‘¡Tré!’ will come out on January 15 2013 in the US and on January 14 2013 in the UK.

New album by this French band that make Punk album of 2012 has thirteen issues a voice powerful aggressive punk health Oi.

01. Notre jour viendra
02. Office cathodique
03. Vichy c’est l’destin
04. Gouverné
05. Otages
06. Comme elle vient
07. L’angoisse
08. Versus
09. Futilités
10. La charge des vautours
11. Où en est ta liberté?
12. Les anarchistes
13. Road, Rail, Rock n’ Roll

American punk rock band No Doubt has released their latest reggae song, Push and Shove. It is the title track from the California band’s forthcoming album.

01. Settle Down
02. Looking Hot
03. One More Summer
04. Push And Shove
05. Easy
06. Gravity
07. Undercover
08. Undone
09. Sparkle
10. Heaven
11. Dreaming The Same Dream

Green Day has revealed the tracklist for ¡Uno!, the first album from its upcoming trilogy. Of the 12 tracks included, the band has already debuted six in concert — “Nuclear Family”, “Stay the Night”, “Carpe Diem”, “Let Yourself Go”, “Sweet 16? and “Oh Love” — and you can hear bootleg recordings of each performance below. Warning: The quality of some of them is severely lacking.

Heartbreaks & Happy Endings is doing very well as an independent release. We’d like to thank each and every one of you that has purchased our debut full-length record. So far, we have sold units in Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Illinois, Tennessee, and South Carolina!

Make sure to read this incredible review of “Heartbreaks” by Egor Sadovnic, Executive Director of Melos Entertainment, HERE. Egor’s word choice is quite articulate and aptly describes the vision of Ariemma and Co.

With a new album on the horizon, the love-hate relationship between Billy Talent and myself continues. On the one hand they seemed so edgy when I was in high school and a small part of the nostalgia of that time remains; no one could freak out on stage like Ben Kowalewicz. On the other hand, what had made them interesting in years passed has not changed or re-developed since, rendering much of the music produced by this band stale to the ear.

The song “Hanging by a Thread”, a track on the band’s new album Dead Silence, said it perfectly; some things never change. Billy Talent created a market for itself long ago; the music has almost become classic and the band has not stopped milking their gimmick-like sounds since.

San Diego street punks Rat City Riot will be releasing a new album titled “Highway Hymns” through Knock Out Records on July 6th and to give you a taste of what’s to come the band is streaming “Sons Of The Republic,” a new song from the album right here.

Rat City Riot will soon be kicking off the “Highway Hymns Tour 2012? in Europe which will include a return to Rebellion Fest, 4 dates opening for Rancid, and a first visit to Mighty Sounds festival in the Czech Republic, Back to Future Fest, and Endless Summer Fest. The full schedule can be seen here.

For those of you in So Cal, the U.S. CD release party will be Saturday, June 30th at Til Two club in San Diego.

01. Sons of the Republic
02. Highway Hymns
03. Open Road
04. The Age
05. Cut Short
06. Signs of Distress
07. When we Come Back
08. Rat Race
09. Break Us Down
10. I Feel Like Hank Williams Tonight (Jerry Jeff Walker Cover)
11. So Sick
12. Time
13. One of the Living (Tina Turner Cover)
14. Open Road – Rat City Quiet