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Records: Banda Destruida with Beer City
News — October 8, 2022
Beer City Skateboards and Records released a new self-titled album from Banda Destruida yesterday, Oct. 7. The band comes from Chile and formed in 2013.
Records: SPB premiere: The City Lines - Analog Memories
News — April 25, 2023
This Thursday, The City Lines are back with sophomore album Analog Memories, a follow-up to 2021's Waiting on a Win. The power pop band with tasteful tinges of americana has further developed their sound in the past two years, but without any wild changes of direction -- and …
Records: New political punk from City Windows
News — July 15, 2023
Two weeks before the release of their second LP, City Windows (San Diego, CA) has shared the politically-tinged single "The Price To Pay," the lead single from Velvet Divorce, which releases officially on July 27. The band will release the record on their own Midwest Migration Records. The …
Records: Open City's Hands In The Honey Jar (Paint It Black, Bridge & Tunnel)
News — September 23, 2023
Open City will release an album next month: Hands in the Honey Jar, out Oct. 6 via Get Better Records. The band features Rachel Rubino (Bridge & Tunnel), Dan Yemin (Paint It Black, Lifetime, Kid Dynamite), Andy Nelson (Ceremony, Paint it Black), and Chris Wilson (Titus Andronicus, Ted …
Bands: River City Rebels new lineup, new 7 EP
News — December 16, 2023
New England punk band River City Rebels is back in action, announcing a 4-song EP called Pop Culture Baby out next year. The EP will release via Screaming Crow Records on 7" on Feb. 16. Besides a healthy stack of EPs to their name, the group has 7 previous …
One Question Interviews: City Of Industry
Feature — March 23, 2021
Ossa Humiliata (City of Industry) SPB: Who is your favorite lyricist? Humiliata: Damian Abraham and Mike Haliechuk from Fucked Up. Collectively, their word play, storytelling, and creativity are always operating at 100 in my opinion.
One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: New Junk City
Feature — January 17, 2021
Jeff Claxton (New Junk City – drums) SPB: Walk us through your drum kit, if you don’t mind, explaining how you made the decisions about some of your heads or sizes.
One Question Interviews: Kowloon Walled City
Feature — January 24, 2015
Scott (Kowloon Walled City) SPB: Do you think that more bands are getting robbed nowadays? Has it happened to you? Scott: It seems like lately you read about another band's van getting stolen or broken into every week. Fortunately, it hasn't happened to us yet. We try …
One Question Interviews / What's That Noise?: City Mouse
Feature — September 24, 2020
Miski Dee (City Mouse) SPB: What type of guitar do you play and how did you choose that model? Dee: I absolutely love my guitar! It's a 2006 Epiphone Wilshire and I would say that it chose me. After I started City Mouse I kept switching guitars (I …
One Question Interviews: City of Satellites
Feature — May 21, 2015
Jarrod (City of Satellites) SPB: Who is your favorite pre-1960s artist/band? Jarrod: I guess when reflecting on my music collection there isn’t much from the ‘50s that makes it in there, to be honest. Having said that, I feel I have been influenced by many artists from that …
One Question Interviews: City States
Feature — September 30, 2015
Joel (City States) SPB: How do you find the time to work on so many projects and do your regular day job (if you have one)? Joel: At the risk of sounding overly technical, a lot of my productivity just comes down to really rigorous planning and time …
One Question Interviews: Murder City Devils
Feature — March 8, 2019
Coady (Murder City Devils) SPB: Is there any particular older song that is frequently requested but you’d like to put to rest? Coady: "Boom Swagger Boom" is probably the song that people comment on us not playing the most. We've always had a policy in this band that …
One Question Interviews: Damaged City Fest
Feature — April 8, 2016
Damaged City Fest SPB: Festivals are a continually popular concept, though varying in formulas. What do you think is best about a festival versus a “regular” line-up of 3-5 bands? Nick and Chris: We don't see festivals as an "alternative" to normal shows and prefer to view the …
