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Category: Punk / Emo Punk / Pop Punk

  • 9 o’clock Nasty new satirical single “Disco Investors”

    9 o’clock Nasty new satirical single “Disco Investors”

    “Glam rock, toxic masculinity, and an unlimited supply of sugar snacks. What could possibly go wrong? DISCO INVESTORS hits hard and makes a lurching glitter-strewn getaway with mismatched high-heeled boots and over-tight pants.” 9 o’clock Nasty

  • Aggressive Soccer Moms “QUINT”

    Aggressive Soccer Moms “QUINT”

    Aggressive Soccer Moms recorded a cover. A version of Yoko Ono’s “Why” “Her way of approaching music has many similarities to ASM’s way of experimenting with their music. The monotony of her song “Why” is interspersed with rock’n’roll vibes as in “Sisters, O Sisters”. If any genre boundary is identified, it must be broken.

  • Detention emotional & explosive “Peachy Keen”

    Detention emotional & explosive “Peachy Keen”

    “This song is about being in a bad place mentally, even when everything in your life is normal or going well. You start to try and justify how you’re feeling by looking for things that are going wrong, even when they aren’t. The whole song is about how it’s okay to be “not okay”, even…

  • 9 O’clock Nasty – Mark Wise Remix new “Low Fat Jesus”

    9 O’clock Nasty – Mark Wise Remix new “Low Fat Jesus”

    “Many people think Techno is heavy. Wait until they hear what he did to Low Fat Jesus. Our ears are still ringing, but we danced all night.” – 9 O’clock Nasty

  • Split Persona shines in new single “Do It Again”

    Split Persona shines in new single “Do It Again”

    With a well-polished sound and a spot-on mix, “Do It Again” by Split Persona exceeds with a sonic soundscape genuinely pleasing to the ear. Without a doubt a Rock & Roll anthem, one that sure will ignite the spirits of any Rock-loving crowd.

  • Aggressive Soccer Moms exciting and unique “Darling”

    Aggressive Soccer Moms exciting and unique “Darling”

    After releasing their previous single That’s How I Feel, the Lo-Fi Post Punk trio Aggressive Soccer Moms from Sweden are back in the Less Than 1000 Followers blog with a brand new song that precedes their upcoming album, “Quint”.

  • DCxPC Live Vol. 10: RATH & the Wise Guys / The Kutoffs

    DCxPC Live Vol. 10: RATH & the Wise Guys / The Kutoffs

    The DCxPC live performances are streaming everywhere on Friday, January 20th and the 7-inch vinyl is available on the DCxPC website for pre-order now! Pressed on sea glass blue and a limited-edition quantity of 200.

  • Spünday – While My Guitar Gently…Beeps?

    Spünday – While My Guitar Gently…Beeps?

    Definitely something to keep an eye on this year. Every time I think of the band now moving forward, the soundbite from that latest single is something that will echo in my mind, “What law am I breaking now?” As experimental as their sound is, it is also oddly infectious.

  • The Margaret Hooligans – “Doggie Pizza Crust”

    The Margaret Hooligans – “Doggie Pizza Crust”

    “Doggie Pizza Crust” is the first single off their upcoming album, Saturday Night at Bartertown, and it is a track that asks the age-old question – should one fight a beloved pet for the last pizza crust if you’re starving? Who would win? Well, in Mr. Strontium’s experience, it wouldn’t be an easy take, that’s…

  • DCxPC Live Vol. 14 Presents Rise Defy

    DCxPC Live Vol. 14 Presents Rise Defy

    “The band formed as a reaction to swelling neo-fascism that accompanied the rise of Trumpism in late 2016, with the goal of rehumanizing experience with hook-laden yet boundary blurring sounds.”

  • In Theaters Friday – “Punk Song”

    In Theaters Friday – “Punk Song”

    . “Punk Song” hits hard, quick, and to the point. It is what you’d expect from any Punk track, energy-wise, but indeed offers a couple of identifying elements that make this track unique.

  • Spirit Gun – “The Antonym”

    Spirit Gun – “The Antonym”

    The EP is an homage to their late friend Jeff Hewitt, who sadly left this world too soon. “He was a true artist who constantly pushed himself. Jeff was a champion of our city, music, community, arts, and us. We miss him and wrote The Antonym to honor him.”, Spirit Gun explains.