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Shows: Additional announcements for Psycho Las Vegas 2019
News — March 23, 2019
The annual Psycho Las Vegas 2019, taking place this year August 16-18, has added Deafheaven, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Bad Religion, Old Man Gloom, and more to its lineup. Previously announced bands include Amenra, Fu Manchu, Grails, Oranssi Pazuzu, Power Trip, The Obsessed, and more (full list below).
Records: A Big Loser video
News — February 28, 2020
On April 3, Big Loser is set to release a new album under the name of Love You, Larebtly Living. It will release on Black Numbers and is the band's debut on the label. The band will hit the road in April, playing both US and Canada dates. …
Records: Free Us From Existence, Concrete
News — July 14, 2020
A new video is out now for the track "Executing Vengeance," a violent title from the equally violently-named upcoming full-length, Free Us From Existence by Concrete, which will be released on Aug. 7 via Black Voodoo Records/Blood Blast Distribution/ Check out the video after the bump. Concrete last released …
Records: Big Loser vinyl
News — February 20, 2021
Released on CD/digital last year, Big Loser's album love you, barely living is getting the vinyl treatment on Feb. 26 (Black Numbers). To help build excitement, Big Loser's Chase D. Spruiell recently teamed up with Sheilava to perfiorm two acoustic songs: one, "post-almost-overdose," appears on the record and …
Records: Introducing Dirty Shrines (Elway/Chumped)
News — July 16, 2021
On Sept. 17 Dirty Shrines will release their debut album, Digital Ego. The band features members of Elway and Chumped and blends pop-punk influence alongside '70s rock and '90s alt-rock. Black Numbers will release the album. Dirty Shrines is a rock band from Fort Collins, Colorado founded in …
Shows: SUMAC, Swans & more added to Amplifest 2022
News — July 18, 2021
Amplifest may have been postponed for another year, but it returns in a big way in 2022, spanning two weekends in October. With scheduling seeming set after COVID-related delays and challenges, the festival is now beginning to leak lineup announcements, including Swans, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, SUMAC, Lingua Ignota, …
Shows: This Ain't No Picnic Festival 2020 in CA
News — December 4, 2021
The lineup for This Ain't No Picnic festival has been announced, with performances scheduled from Descendents, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Turnstile, Circle Jerks, IDLES, Sleep, Phoebe Bridgers, and many more. Scheduled for August 27-28, 2022 at Brookside at The Rose Bowl, tickets go on sale on Dec. 9 at 10am …
Bands: Have No Heroes shares their "Better Way"
News — April 2, 2022
Released on Tuesday, Latvian metallic skatepunk band Have No Heroes shared a new single called "Better Way". The band has a new full-length to come as well, which will release on Swedish label Black Star Foundation (which has also released albums by Atlas Losing Grip, Enemy Alliance, Idle Class, …
Records: Zombi & Friends cover songs
News — May 13, 2022
Zombi and Relapse Records will release a collective album called Zombi & Friends, Volume 1, coming next month. The record features 10 cover songs, originally by diverse artists ranging from Neil Diamond to the Eagles to Dionne Warwick, with the band joined by friends in groups such as …
Shows: Levitation: What's new in '22
News — July 3, 2022
Taking place Oct. 27-30 in Austin, TX, Levitation 2022 is back, live in person, with headliners that include The Jesus & Mary Chain, Ly, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Off!, Cold Cave, Osees, and more. Osees will play all four nights. Both full festival tickets and single day options are …
Records: Big Loser is Left on Delmar Drive
News — March 18, 2023
Big Loser is back, announced a new EP with a new song and video. The lead single is called "I'm Rubber, You're Glue" (shared below), one of four new songs on an upcoming EP called Left on Delmar Drive, with preorders open now for the digital release via Black …
Tours: Greg Puciato To Take Solo Act on the Road
News — March 23, 2023
Greg Puciato (Dillinger Escape Plan/Black Queen) will embark on his first solo tour at the end of Spring across North America. Greg comments: Gonna take a big ol’ North American road trip with some friends, booked some shows along the way to justify it to myself, and …
Records: SPB premiere: "Love Is A Stranger" by Suzi Moon & Billy Hopeless
News — May 1, 2023
Suzi Moon and Billy Hopeless have teamed up on a new split 7" that's more of a collaboration than a split, in truth. The 7" showcases the two artists via the duet format, each taking the lead on a song while sharing vocal duties over both songs on Nothing Left …
Shows: The Fest 21: 149 more bands and the complete lineup
News — June 2, 2023
A huge batch of additional bands has been announced to play at Fest 21, taking place Oct. 27-29, 2023 in Gainesville, FL. New additions to the annual multi-venue event include Screaming Females, Paint It Black, Mikey Erg, Tiltwheel, MSPaint, Negative Approach, Into It. Over It., and many many (many) …
Shows: Who is at Austin Psych Fest next year? (Wave 1 announced)
News — December 14, 2023
Austin Psych Fest, organized by Levitation and Resound, will return form April 26-28 at The Far Out Lounge in Austin, TX. The 3-day festival this year will boast a potent lineup in the psych rock realm, including Kurt Vile & the Violators, The Black Angels, All Them Witches, Courtney Barnett, …
Records: R.A.T.S. EP
News — May 21, 2024
R.A.T.S. will release the a new EP, Actions Have Reactions, at the end of the month on May 31 (Black Star Foundation). The Swedish band formed in 2019, most recently releasing Another Day in Helvete EP in 2021. Members have also played with Fuck Sake, Cedron, Shirokuma, Döden …
Acceptance – Black Lines to Battlefields
Review — February 28, 2004
Living in the Seattle area, I hear a lot about certain bands that are a part of the Seattle music scene. I usually don't take a lot of the local hype too seriously, because a lot of the hype surrounding said bands comes straight from the fact that the band …
Jay-Z – The Black Album
Review — February 29, 2004
Oh, the farewell. There are two kinds of retirement in music. The first is the graceful bow out of the spotlight, which may or may not be a good thing, depending on the artist, but always covers the band or artists's body of work in a veil of class and …
The Deathray Davies – Midnight At the Black Nail Polish Factory
Review — March 12, 2004
This Dallas based band made their own bed and now they have to lie in it. Their press releases and website state that their latest effort Midnight at the Black Nail Polish Factory sounds like: "The Pixies at their tightest and The Beach Boys at their loosest." We interrupt this …
