Category: Folk Punk

Acoustic Music, Americana, Country, cover band, cover songs, female singer, Folk, Folk Punk, LGBTQ+, Live Shows, new release, Singer-Songwriter

Secret Emchy Society gives off the classic campfire sing-a-long vibe with new record

Secret Emchy Society has been putting out music that is true to her soul for a long time now. Classified as queer country, Secret Emchy Society’s music is really music for anyone that loves a truly authentic sound. Her newest record is titled “Mark’s Yard: The Campfire Covers” and was actually recorded during a campfire (we’re guessing at someone named Mark’s place). They had to … Continue reading Secret Emchy Society gives off the classic campfire sing-a-long vibe with new record

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Acoustic Music, Anti-Folk, Folk, Folk Punk, Live Shows, new release, punk, Tour Dates

Introducing Brian Huntress to Folk Punk Fans (On Tour Now)

There’s a genre that is loved by so many, yet it’s still very underground. It’s called folk punk. It’s also called anti-folk by many. The genre has gained a cult following through acts like Paul Baribeau, Mischief Brew, Dead Blonde Girlfriend, Cranford Nix and AJJ. Now there’s a new folk punk star on the rise. Their name is Brian Huntress and they are currently on … Continue reading Introducing Brian Huntress to Folk Punk Fans (On Tour Now)

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Folk, Folk Punk, LGBTQ+, new release, punk, Tour Dates

Ren Stedman & Chuck SJ Announce European Tour

The queer folk-punk artists will depart on a 7 day European tour starting on April 11th, 2019! These two can really rock the acoustic guitar so be sure not to miss these shows across Europe! 11th April: Maastricht. Lbb Cafe 12th April: Amsterdam. Bajesdorp 13th April: Groingen. Viola 14th April: Leipzig. Rhizomia 16th April: Munich (secret gig) 17th April: Bavaria. Musik koelbl 18th April: Berlin … Continue reading Ren Stedman & Chuck SJ Announce European Tour

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Album Release, Album Reviews, Folk, Folk Punk, LGBTQ+, new release

Ren Stedman is Out with Catchy Folk-Punk Record “Festival Friends”

Ren Stedman is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in the U.K. He gigs frequently, setting fire to the stage, with sing-along folk anthems that often include singing about his experience as an openly transgender man. His music is driven by acoustic guitars, banjos and harmonicas that blend well together in a folk-punk fashion. His 12 song album can be enjoyed on Spotify and can be … Continue reading Ren Stedman is Out with Catchy Folk-Punk Record “Festival Friends”

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alternative, Americana, Emo, Folk, Folk Punk, Indie Rock, Pop Punk, post hardcore, Post-Punk, punk, Rock

Pedro the Lion’s ‘The Quietest Friend’ Is the Most Introspective Indie Rock

Pedro the Lion’s ‘The Quietest Friend’ is some deep, folky indie rock from this prolific singer-songwriter. “In August 2016,” a press release reads, “during what he now recognizes as his lowest point, David Bazan was touring the country alone in an aging minivan and found himself in his hometown of Phoenix.” Before taking off the next morning “Bazan gave himself the gift of a quick … Continue reading Pedro the Lion’s ‘The Quietest Friend’ Is the Most Introspective Indie Rock

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alternative, Ambient Music, Americana, Electronic, Folk, Folk Punk, Indie Rock, Rock

Runner’s ‘Eggshell’ Is Fuzzy, Nostalgic Indie Rock

Runner’s ‘Eggshell’ is some fuzzy, layered indie rock with a broad, homey approach. These guys have “quickly become of the best kept secrets in their music scene today,” they say. “The band fuses electronic and experimental elements into their ragged, heart-on-your-sleeve folk-rock.” They use the somewhat facetious phrase “Bandcamp songs for Soundcloud kids,” to define their sound. There’s a lot of really cool stuff happening … Continue reading Runner’s ‘Eggshell’ Is Fuzzy, Nostalgic Indie Rock

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alternative, Folk Punk, Indie Rock, Pop Punk, punk, Rock

‘Lindsay White’ by Mixed Kid Fridays Is Slow, Dynamic SoCal Punk Rock

‘Lindsay White’ by Mixed Kid Fridays is some relatively slow, anthemic punk rock out of Southern California. “Punk rock and the plastic streets of Los Angeles have brought a new answer to fake conformity,” these guys say. “Mixed Kid Fridays will turn your daily frustration into musical ecstasy, and remind you that your life is a book. So, don’t stop reading in the middle of a bad chapter.” This band is definitely bringing … Continue reading ‘Lindsay White’ by Mixed Kid Fridays Is Slow, Dynamic SoCal Punk Rock

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alternative, Folk Punk, hard rock, Hardcore Punk, punk, Rock, rock n' roll

‘Vulgar’ by Horns Is Groovy Punk with a Classic Rock-Style Approch

‘Vulgar’ by Horns in some groovy, classic rock-inflected punk out of the Dominican Republic. These guys do a really good job of bringing a forward, crusty approach to punk without sacrificing clarity or compositional complexity. For a listener who grew up with classic rock, a lot of this track will sound eerily familiar. It seems like in certain regards these guys are reworking and remixing … Continue reading ‘Vulgar’ by Horns Is Groovy Punk with a Classic Rock-Style Approch

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Folk Punk, new release, Post-Punk, punk

Joie Blaney / Dead Blonde Girlfriend is Out with “The Last Rockstar Volume III”

Joie Blaney, also known as Dead Blonde Girlfriend, has spent 2018 recording and releasing an immense amount of punk rock music. With a natural talent in writing a good punk song with a catchy hook and meaningful lyrics, Joie has released 11 more of these incredible songs on “The Last Rockstar Volume III.” The record starts off fast-paced with “Now You’re Gone.” While the lyrics … Continue reading Joie Blaney / Dead Blonde Girlfriend is Out with “The Last Rockstar Volume III”

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alternative, Ambient Music, Anti-Folk, Folk Punk, Indie Rock, new release, Post-Punk, Rock

‘Evelyn’ by The Trust Fund Kids Is Competent, Pensive Indie Rock

‘Evelyn’ by The Trust Fund Kids is dark, pensive indie rock with a refined, understated approach. Musician Kevin Connor describes The Trust Fund Kids as his personal “self-produced musical project.” There’s an ideological unity and sonic togetherness on here that could only come from a one-man project. From the low, chunky guitar riffs peppered with warm electronic elements to the hopeless, monotone approach to the … Continue reading ‘Evelyn’ by The Trust Fund Kids Is Competent, Pensive Indie Rock

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