Color Cult is a high-energy pop punk act with a fuzzy edge. Their newest song “Invisible Monster” is about the frustration of running into your ex quite a bit because you share the same friend groups and social circles. It’s about being haunted by your ex, and not being able to get over them completely because you keep running into them over and over again. … Continue reading Dark Lyrics & Upbeat Music…Introducing Color Cult
The Danish pop-punk queer trio Girlcrush is out with their sophomore single, which is self titled. It is a follow up to their track “Take My Clothes Off” which has been streamed over 22,000 times on Spotify. Their self-titled song “Girlcrush” is a poppy song with rhythmic vocals. The lyrics focus on what the singer finds appealing about their crush but also dives into some … Continue reading PRIDE RADAR: Danish Queer Trio, Girlcrush
True Sounds of Liberty, better know as T.S.O.L., have been active in the punk scene since 1978 and have never shied away from being political. They have now taken Louis Armstrong’s classic song “What A Wonderful World” and covered it, with a spin. It’s a parody version, that showcases some of the political horrors that are happening in the world right now. It’s an … Continue reading T.S.O.L. drop political parody of Louis Armstrong hit
“Care about the things that matter, don’t let everything and anything dictate your decisions on how you live life. Have fun While you can.” – some words of wisdom from The Fallaways After a long wait, the edgy Vancouver B.C. rock band, The Fallaways are out with new music as a follow up to their 2017 Skiddish EP. Their new skate-punk banger is titled “Dumb” … Continue reading Vancouver’s Edgy Pop Punk Band, The Fallaways Release Catchy Party Anthem “Dumb”
Are you ready for some high energy (old school) punk & rock n’ roll fusion music? If so, then Pat Todd & the Rankoutsiders are the perfect band to get into right now. Spin their new banger of a song “If Only I Could Fly Backwards In Time” and get hooked on the bluesy screaming guitars and the Johnny Thunders-style punky vocals. The energy in … Continue reading Pat Todd & the Rankoutsiders with Punk Infused Outlaw Rock N’ Roll
Remo Drive is gearing up to release their sophomore record. They have just released another teaser to follow up “Two Bux” and “The Grind.” Their new single is called “Around The Sun” and feels a bit more relaxed than most of the songs on their “Greatest Hits” album yet still feels similar enough musically to be well received by their original fan base. It almost … Continue reading Remo Drive release 3rd Single from Upcoming Sophomore LP “Natural, Everyday Degradation”
Fans have longed to hear it! The Get Up Kids have dropped a new full length record! It’s their first LP release in 8 years. The Get Up Kids have recently been back on the road doing a South America tour in 2017 and a U.S. tour in 2018 to support the release of their EP “Kicker” [RTP’s Review of Kicker], and are currently on … Continue reading The Get Up Kids drop first record in 8 years / “Problems” is a colossal emo-rock LP [Full Review]
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)
Punk rock and politics have long gone hand in hand. Sometimes the relationship is loose, a general distrust of government or desire for anarchy. Other times, punk has mobilized against leaders and candidates to fight injustices or policies. The punk landscape has always been rich with political songs and political bands, whether the brash Sex Pistols cry for “Anarchy in the UK” or NoFX’s anti-Bush … Continue reading Forget MAGA, Let’s MPPA: Make Punk Political Again with AMERICAN HIGH
In 2011, I Set My Friends on Fire released Astral Rejection – a sweet, grating fusion of crunkcore, extreme metal and emo-pop. It continued what the band pioneered on their 2008 debut to largely negative reviews. What’s not as well known is that there was an original version of Astral Rejection. Epitaph Records shelved it in 2010. But now, the label has decided to release … Continue reading I Set My Friends on Fire’s O.G. ‘Astral Rejection’ to Get Official Release
