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The Defiant Released A New Single and Video for Their Rendition of The Interrupters 'Take Back the Power' In a bold and captivating move, the renowned band The Defiant has released their latest single and music video, a dynamic cover of The Interrupters' iconic anthem, "Take Back the Power." The release, available on all major streaming platforms as of this morning, has already garnered widespread acclaim for its fresh yet
The Scoffs New Single 'Miss USA' From, Factories in Heaven Ep By Ace Hartmann | Racketeer Broadcast Association | Seattle-based band The Scoffs proudly present their latest single, "Miss USA," a powerful track that delves deep into the band’s '77 punk influences and power-pop hooks. Described as a breakup letter of sorts, "Miss USA" tackles the complex emotions of former reverence and growing disillusionment with the Statue of Liberty
Photo: M82 Photography Save Ferris Returns with 'Lights Out In The Reptile House' By Ace Hartmann | Racketeer Broadcast Association | Save Ferris, the iconic ska punk band led by Monique Powell, is thrilled to announce the release of their latest single, along with a video for "Lights Out In The Reptile House." This highly anticipated track marks the band's dynamic return to the music scene, delivering the infectious fusion
The Bellrays Announce New LP 'Heavy Steady Go!' Release Date & Latest Single 'Hard Drive', Before Hitting the Road for Fall Tour By Ace Hartmann | Racketeer Broadcast Association | Fans of The Bellrays have much to celebrate this summer. The California-based rock band, known for their energetic fusion of punk rock and soul, will be on tour this fall with the legendary Social Distortion, bringing their electrifying performances to
McKinley James Redefines Blues with Debut Album Working Class Blues By Ace Hartmann | Racketeer Broadcast Association | McKinley James is an artist who seamlessly merges the past and present, creating a unique sound that is both nostalgic and refreshingly contemporary. In a year marked by musical innovation and a revival of old-school sounds, McKinley James has made a powerful statement with his latest album, Working Class Blues. Released last
Maxfield Hunt | Racketeer Broadcast Association Look here, folks. San Francisco. City of fog, sure, and those infernal cable cars that clatter like a pack of jackasses on cobblestones. Thankfully, San Francisco has the technological advantage of cable cars. But all that aside, there's more than sourdough and bawdy sing-alongs down by the docks. Now, on the 15th of May, I found myself on one of these city-sanctioned walking tours.
Hi-Tide Recordings Launches New Imprint "Go-Time" with Release of Ichi-Bons 45 Hi-Tide Recordings, an international record label group and lifestyle brand based in Freehold, New Jersey, has announced the launch of a new imprint called "Go-Time." This new venture aims to offer a broader spectrum of music, including rock ’n’ roll, country, garage, and more. The first signing to Go-Time is the Toronto-based band Ichi-Bons, whose debut EP was released
The BellRays Return with "Heavy Steady Go!" and Upcoming Tour with Social Distortion. Riverside's Punk Rock and Soul Pioneers Set to Release New Album and Hit the Road By Ace Hartmann | Racketeer Broadcast Association | The BellRays, the iconic band from Riverside, California, are back with a new album and an exciting tour. Anchored by the dynamic duo of Robert Vennum and Lisa Kekaula, the band has been a
Bobby Mahoney Releases New Album 'Another Deadbeat Summer' via Wicked Cool Records Central New Jersey alternative rock outfit Bobby Mahoney has released its Wicked Cool Records label debut, 'Another Deadbeat Summer' by Gord Hunter | bobbymahoneymusic.com | If you could distill Bobby Mahoney’s flourishing career down to a single moment, it might well have happened in the middle of a blistering set at the legendary Stone Pony in Asbury Park. The crowd was
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