Healthy Scratch have released their debut single “Born to Run (from Nothing)” on all streaming platforms.
RIYL: Sum 41, Strike Anywhere, A Wilhelm Scream.
Sponsor: Healthy Scratch Release “Born to Run (from Nothing)”
This week’s sponsor is Healthy Scratch, a punk band from New York who released their debut single “Born to Run (from Nothing)” on all streaming platforms. They’d love to hear what you think.
RIYL: Sum 41, Strike Anywhere, A Wilhelm Scream.
Make sure you follow the band on Spotify.
Read More “Healthy Scratch Release “Born to Run (from Nothing)””The Injured List have returned with a video for the new song “One More Show.” It’s also available on all streaming platforms.
Sponsor: The Injured List Return With “One More Show”
The Injured List were featured on the Absolute 100 in 2009. And recently, a documentary called The Lost Scene was released about the old music scene around Adrian, Michigan. The band got back together to write a song for the documentary, and turned it into a music video. It’s called “One More Show.” It’s available on all streaming platforms.
The band is currently working on a new album and you can find more information on Facebook.
Read More “The Injured List Return With “One More Show””Check out the debut episode of the new podcast, Your Favorite Record, featuring an interview with the artist behind Fall Out Boy’s Take This to Your Grave iconic album cover.
Sponsor: Your Favorite Record: ‘Take This To Your Grave’
A message from this week’s sponsor:
Welcome to Your Favorite Record, a podcast where I talk to the designer behind the album artwork. Hear the stories straight from the source of what it was like to create the art behind some of your favorite records.
In this first episode, we sit down with Mike Joyce, the designer behind Fall Out Boy’s debut album Take This to Your Grave. An iconic record for Fall Out Boy fans and music fans alike. We talk the entire design process for the record, fonts used and why, the almost album cover options, the almost album names, and what it was like to work with the band at the beginning of their career.
Huge thank you to Mike Joyce for taking the time to sit down and chat with me to chat about this pivotal record. You can find and support Mike at stereotypenyc.com and at swissted.com.
I created this podcast because I was inspired by album art at a very early age, in fact this record (TTTYG) specifically is the reason I turned to design and wanted to be a graphic designer who worked in the music industry. This is a subject near and dear to my heart as a fan and as someone who is genuinely curious on the meaning and inner workings of album artwork.
Read More “Your Favorite Record: ‘Take This To Your Grave’”“New song from an old man. Aging pop-punker pop-punks again against family’s wishes.”
Sponsor: Rockwell Social Release New Single “Hopes Low”
This week’s sponsor is Rockwell Social, who just released the new song “Hopes Low” to all streaming platforms.
The submitted copy made me laugh: “New song from an old man. Aging pop-punker pop-punks again against family’s wishes.”
Ain’t that how it always is. Kyle, the “aging pop-punker,” also hosts a podcast called “Finding Emo.”
Read More “Rockwell Social Release New Single “Hopes Low””Sponsor: MxPx to Release New Single, Livestream Friday
This Friday, April 16th the long awaited MxPx single, “Can’t Keep Waiting,” will be available on all streaming platforms. “Can’t Keep Waiting” was first played live on the “Between This World and the Next” series. The fans got to see the song change and take shape every stream until it became what the band will be releasing at the end of the week. Pre-save “Can’t Keep Waiting” on Spotify.
To celebrate the release of “Can’t Keep Waiting,” as well as the sold out vinyl record box set, MxPx has also announced an All Request, Live Show on the internet, slated for April 16th, 2021 at 6:30pm PDT. The event will be streaming for FREE simultaneously on mxpx.com as well as the band’s Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Youtube accounts.
Read More “MxPx to Release New Single, Livestream Friday”Pacific Ridge have released a New Found Glory cover album featuring 33 artists covering 33 classic New Found Glory songs.
Sponsor: Pacific Ridge Records Presents a Tribute to New Found Glory
Pacific Ridge have released a New Found Glory cover album featuring 33 artists covering 33 classic New Found Glory songs. Today We’re No Gentlemen have debuted a video for their rendition of “Vicious Love” and all of the songs can be streamed on your platform of choice.
Read More “Pacific Ridge Records Presents a Tribute to New Found Glory”Learning Curve have released a video for their new song “Crack a Smile.”
Sponsor: Learning Curve – “Crack a Smile” Video
Learning Curve have released a video for their new song “Crack a Smile.”
The band are two folks from the Cleveland area that met because their day jobs were next to each other, and that led to them talking about music, and going to shows and writing some music together. This new song is about wrestling with and searching for hope in dark times. It comes from the upcoming debut EP, Centerpiece, due out this spring.
RIYL: Indie pop.rock, power-pop, with just a tinge of pop-punk.
Read More “Learning Curve – “Crack a Smile” Video”The Mordialloc Ducks Baseball Club from Australia has two new baseball caps that are up for sale. Read more here.