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Labels: Never Forget hardcore on White Russian
News — June 21, 2024
White Russian Records is sharing a new single from Never Forget, a band inspired by late '00s hardcore and featuring former members of No Turning Back, Call It Off, Wasted Bullet, and Noyalty, recommended for fans of American Nightmare and Have Heart. Never Forget will release a 10-song EP, …
Labels: New and upcoming at White Russian
News — September 24, 2022
White Russian Records released the debut EP from Bayline this week, a new five-member band from The Netherlands. Additionally, the label announced that it will release a self-titled album from Third Ego on Nob. 25. The band features former members of NRA, Brat Pack, NEED, Human Alert, and Selfish. …
Labels: A batch of White Russian singles
News — June 6, 2022
White Russian Records shared three new singles last week by artists from The Netherlands, Belgium, and Israel. In no particular order, the singles come from I Against I, a Dutch punk band who last released This Is My Life (2019 single), The Dutch Rudders, who shared "6 Pack Macho …
Bands: 1QI: Cheap Time, Hollow Earth, Circles, Gazer
News — July 21, 2014
One of our newest features here at Scene Point Blank is our semi-daily quickie Q&A: One Question Interviews. Follow us at facebook or twitter and we'll post one interview every Monday-Thursday. Well, sometimes we miss a day, but it will be four each week regardless. After our social media …
Bands: New Rose debut on Broken Circles
News — September 24, 2016
Featuring members of Big Eyes and RIPS, country band New Rose will release their debut album, All Nite, on Broken Circles on Oct. 21. Claiming Flying Burrito Brothers as influence, their debut was recorded byRusty Santos (prodcer of Animal Collective, Panda Bear,, and Ariel Pink).MP3s: Broken Circles Records offering sampler
News — April 9, 2014
Broken Circles Records has a free digital sampler online here. The comp includes songs from ...Of Sinking Ships, Ghost Thrower, Dreamtigers and more--12 in total. A full track listing is included below.
Records: Left Circles' "Bleed It Out"
News — April 8, 2024
April 26 is the release date for the debut album from Left Circles, a Brooklyn, NY solo record from Brian Pluta, live guitarist with Space Cadet. The record was mixed by Travis Harrison (Guided By Voices, Built to Spill) and features drums from Kellii Scott (Failure) and Harrison, plus guest …
Tours: CIRCLES To Tour This Fall
News — October 5, 2018
CIRCLES are about to begin their Euro tour with CALIGULA'S HORSE and I BUILT THE SKY. The band will be touring Australia in early December. You can check out dates after the jump. The band is currently supporting their new album, The Last One -- available now on Season of …
Shows: Kuma's Fest for 15th anniversary
News — February 2, 2020
Chicago restaurant Kuma's Corner is celebrating its 15th anniversary in a fig way, with a one-day festival at Brands Park, headlined by Anthrax with Converge, Russian Circles, The Atlas Moth, and Indian also playing. The party takes place on June 27. Speaking of the event, president Ron Cain says: …
Records: News about Blood Year
News — July 27, 2019
Russian Circles are back with a new full-length on August 2, titled Blood Year. The band just recently released the final teaser track ahead of its release, "Kohokia," embedded below in all its glory. Sargent House releases the record on August 2 and the band hits the road …Splits: This Ship Will Sink...Sunk
News — August 11, 2004
Featuring ex-members of You And I, The Assistant, and The Last Will Be The First, This Ship Will Sink disbanded. Majority Rule, Textbook Traitors and now this...a big blow to the current "screamo" scene. They still have a few releases available for purchase, including their new EP and three way …
Shows: Psycho California (2015)
News — January 14, 2015
Festival Psycho California, previously known as Psycho de Mayo, will take place May 15-17 at The Observatory in Santa Ana, CA. Thus far, bands announced are Kylesa, Om, Earth, Russian Circles, Orange Goblin, and more included below. Headliners will be announced tomorrow.
Russian Circles – Enter
Review — August 7, 2006
Hearing a new band for the very first time can be an awesome experience - it can also be horrible, but that is not the case here. I had never heard of Russian Circles prior to seeing their name listed as an opener for a semi-recent Isis tour. Being curious …
Russian Circles – Station
Review — May 22, 2008
Russian Circles' Enter was practically a life-changing album for me. Never had I heard a heavy instrumental band with such a fluid, narrative style before. There was also a dash of technical prowess (but not too much) and the whole thing was wrapped up with a certain flair only Russian …
Russian Circles – Guidance
Review — August 8, 2016
The constant presence of Russian Circles in the post-rock domain has raised them to a prestigious status, and rightfully so. The band from Chicago started off about a decade ago, releasing their debut, Enter, in 2006. Their music was heavy and moving, and record by record the craftsmanship of …Records: Circles 7" Pre-Order
News — January 17, 2008
Silly Girls Records and Vancouver hardcore outfit Circles are currently taking pre-orders for their new 7" release here. The band plays throwback hardcore that recalls the early Dischord/Revelation days. You can preview material from the band here.
Tours: Periphery on tour with Circles and Polaris
News — January 31, 2017
Six piece progressive metal juggernaut, Periphery are currently causing havoc down under in support of their new album Periphery III: Select Difficulty. With their signature triple-guitar attack, which lends their oeuvre a particular rhythmic dexterity, mathematical cacophony and complex grooves, the intertwined conceptual albums provide a solid canon of …
Panic – Circles
Review — June 16, 2006
In hardcore's early '80s halcyon days, the EP became the coin of the realm: a handful of songs, often over before you had a chance to sit down. Many great bands never even recorded full-lengths - a phenomenon that's a lot less common today though by no means extinct. Maybe …
