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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 …
Tours: City Mouse + Black Dots
News — March 19, 2025
City Mouse and Black Dots are planning a co-tour this spring, kicking things off on May 1. City Mouse just released So Far Out last year (It's Alive Records).
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: 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?: 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: 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 / 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: 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 …
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: City Mouse
Feature — August 16, 2018
Miski Dee (City Mouse) SPB: What is the most irritating thing that reviewers say about your band or that you overhear in the crowd? Miski Dee: I think the most annoying thing is hearing us being compared to another band just because there is another female in it …
Golden City – Golden City
Review — October 6, 2009
This eight-song EP is completely and utterly awesome. I really wasn't expecting much from former Christie Front Drive guitar player Eric Richter since last I heard he was in the coma-inducing Antarctic. However, Golden City is just great. I'm having a hard time expressing just great these eight songs really …
Big City Rock – Big City Rock
Review — August 2, 2006
As the saying goes, honesty is the best policy. Honestly, if Big City Rock continues to produce albums like their self-titled debut, they better stick to their day jobs. Lead vocalist Nate Bott must have been a Bon Jovi fan because he sounds like his reincarnate, adding a dramatic "uh" …
