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The new Vol. 4 by DCxPC is Antagonizör, Hailing from Gainesville, Florida, the band sound possesses a harshness and brashness of hardcore punk that some might even find a kin to "crossover thrash,".
DCxPC's latest compilation. It features four remarkable artists in totality, two artists being from Florida (Sticky Steve, & Dougie Flesh and the Slashers) and two artists from Tennessee (Jacob Danielson-Moore, & Borrowed Sparks).
"Have an Existential Crisis." by Satanic Puppeteer Orchestra is 14 tracks album. Yet, there are only seven songs. There is a robot version and a version with a human singer featured. But just you wait, we haven't even gotten to the twist yet. The vinyl is pressed with parallel grooves.
This new song, by Attic Theory titled "Papier-Mâché," features guest vocals from Kevin Martin from none other than legendary multi-platinum-selling band Candlebox! Yes indeed, that Candlebox. As in the band notable for smash hits such as with "You" and "Far Behind."
Moat Cobra Live & Dead Vol. 1 is a great band to kick that series off with, as their hybrid of hardcore punk and sludge metal transcends that energy brilliantly in both formats.
Degenerates of Punk are active members of the New England punk scene and maintain working relationships with other bands that they refer to as "a large extended family."
You should listen to the whole album "Peggy Lee" by M.Krebs. It is a work of art that is an easy listen front to back. If I had to call out a couple tracks that I feel would be a great introduction to the band, their vibe, and signature sound, I would recommend
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.
"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."
The label describes Some Kind of Nightmare as "touring machines," as they spend at least half the year of every year over the last decade on the road. Their sound is raw, fast, and energetic. A live energy that transcends so well on record. The stage presence is felt on recording.