Driven by the personal losses that fueled Spirits, The Devil Makes Three has emerged with renewed clarity and purpose. Bernhard reflects, “I never thought we’d go as far as we have, especially without compromise. I feel pretty lucky. We’ve always done what we wanted to do, and, amazingly, we’ve attained the success we have with something as left-field as this. Our fans are loyal and dedicated, a mixture of people
Bad Astronaut's new album, Untethered, is set for release on November 8th, offering a fresh perspective on the band's classics. These reworked versions strip the songs down to their core, relying only on cello, piano, and vocals to highlight the raw emotion and songwriting behind each track. The band aims to showcase the essence of the music by removing most of the original instrumentation, allowing fans to connect with the heart of each
Pre-Existing Conditions is a record rooted in loss but full of new life. Tim leaves his fans with the declaration, “make no mistake about it, this is a ROCK record. Any of the restraint that may have been shown on my first record was unleashed on this one, and I hope you love it as much as we do. Song quote: It's frustrating to know intellectually that a situation is golden, and then have your
Trumpet-infused punk rock five piece from Winnipeg, MB. Fronted by two siblings, their brother/sister vocals fuel their dynamic style. Blending sincere lyrics with brisk tempos, they deliver an engaging musical journey through their songs and performances. his is the third single off our upcoming album, Brave Faces, available everywhere November 15.
From the chaotic gloom of the Pacific Northwest, Old Cross pulls influences from the early 2000's melodic punk scene and bands like AFI, Alkaline Trio and The Used. The three piece have released one self titled EP in 2018 and the most recent full length Daggers in 2020 on Zomie! Media Records. The new album Dead End Lullabies is set to be released October 25th, 2024. Frontman Chris Hahn says, "I wrote this album in the midst
Eager to hit back hard after a 15-year hiatus, French punk rockers The Slugz are back! With We're All Gonna Die, a cross between a 90s action hero uppercut and a Hummer buffalo shield launched at 140km/h. It screams, it hits hard where it needs to, and the powerful, carefully-crafted guitar riffs support a heady chorus, flirting with Neo Metal. The track is the 3rd to the new EP, 'Snyder's