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Featured Stream – Harrington Saints – Pride and Tradition
For those of you unfamiliar with the East Bay’s own Harrington Saints, you’ve yet to experience what good American Oi! can sound like when given the chance. Musically, they stick to what they know
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Featured Stream – Downtown Struts – ‘Prologue’ and ‘Postcards’ from their album Victoria!
The long anticipated full-length from one of Chicago’s most talked about underground bands is finally here and does not disappoint. After hearing some of these songs played live across the country, DOWNTOWN STRUTS have
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Featured Stream – Great Apes – Sam’s Song 7″
Insert hype-up descriptors here. Plain and simple, Great Apes are a new punk band from San Francisco. Minimalism reigns. Play it fast, play it loud, and make it stick. While we all have been
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Featured Stream – Zlam Dunk – Patrick
After their highly successful 2010 electric full length debut, ZLAM DUNK isn’t quite ready to slow down. The band’s new Balcones EP in many ways is the band’s return to form but with a
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Featured Stream – Whitman: Weekends
Good times are not a new concept for the veteran Austin rock band. Since their formation, Whitman has been doing everything their own way and having a hell of a good time in the
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Fake Boys – Pig Factory – Track By Track breakdown – Part 2
Don’t Live: Ok, you got me good but the cat’s out of the bag. I’ve got to figure out a way to be my own man without pissing on other’s abilities to do the
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Featured Stream / Interview – Come Alive – Interview with Ben Ezaki by Tony Shrum
COME ALIVE Interview with Ben Ezaki By Tony Shrum Through several band name and lineup changes, COME ALIVE has morphed their sound into what they feel is right. A sound that if packaged and
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Featured Stream – Track by Track breakdown – The Fake Boys: Pig Factory
FAKE BOYS TRACK BY TRACK By Jim Domenici This Is Our Band: As bands shift their sound to lock in with the maturation of their fans and those fans begin to mature beyond
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