In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews:
Check the Punknews Music page to stream all sorts of new music from recent or upcoming releases. Our latest additions include:
Also don't forget to check out two new songs from Boston's The First Annual, the new 7" from Philadelphia-based Highlites, the new full length from Boston's Constants, and the self-titled full length from Moncton, NB pop-punk outfit Fear of Lipstick. You can find much more on the Punknews Music page.
The Punknews podcast is now live! The fifth episode has hit the digital airwaves and we'll be coming to you weekly with new music, commentary and bad jokes. You can check it out via your favourite aggregator with the RSS or subscribe on iTunes.
Hello everybody and welcome to Navel Gazing: your look back at the week in Punknews. I'm Adam White and I'll be your guide through some of the most popular, notable, and otherwise attention getting stories of the past seven days. Each and every Punknews story is built from tips contributed by you fine folks, and here's what got the community talking this week:
With that we hand over this Sunday evening to you, the Punknews community. From that glorious, likely bearded rabble we've see the creation of everything from message boards and Punknews fantasy sports leagues to even a band or two. So talk amongst yourselves and we'll see you Monday…
In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews:
Punknews content is syndicated to several social media networks and we're striving to provide you with quality, unique content and communications on each. You can find us on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Google Buzz and MySpace. Add your photos to our Flickr Pool and they'll appear in the sidebar here on Punknews. Join our Last.fm group and contribute your listening habits to our weekly charts. All of our high definition video footage can be found at Vimeo.
Here's your question and answer of the week from the Punknews Formspring:
Q: What has given Gaslight Anthem the impression that American Slang is better than it's predecessors? A: Really?Okay, you're in a band. You just released your newest album, you were just working on and perfecting those songs, and they perfectly represent you and your soul and deal with everything you've been thinking about AT THIS MOMENT.
You put it against your other albums, and they don't even seem to hold a candle to it. Those old albums, to you, are dust.
And then some kid says, "Nah, your old albums were better." -Jesse
Your trusty Punknews editors have all sorts of projects on the go. If you like what you see here do us a favour and pay a visit to Justin August's tumblog at JustinAugust.org, Jesse Raub's coffee blogging at Bitter Press, Adam White's Niagara video blog Check In Niagara and his tumblog AdamWhite.org, Chris Moran's videos at Vimeo, Rich Verducci's podcast Sound Scene Revolution, and Bryne Yancey's Orlando blog Overheated. Of course your day wouldn't be complete without knowing every inane detail of your humble editors' lives. Follow @aubinpaul, @adamwhite, @jesseraub, @justinaugust, @brian_shultz, @bconoley, @dante3000 and @bryneyancey's every move at Twitter.
Where else are you online? Share your links below and keep connected with the Punknews community.
Check the Punknews Music page to stream all sorts of new music from recent or upcoming releases. Our latest additions include:
Also don't forget to check out the new record from Tempe, AZ's Rumspringer, the new record from Lowell, MA's The Fake Boys, the new full length from Los Angeles, CA-based Zombie Hunter, the new self-titled demo from Atlanta's Gold Standard, and the wnew record from longstanding Suffolk-based punk act The Adicts. You can find much more on the Punknews Music page.
The Punknews podcast is now live! The fourth episode has hit the digital airwaves and we'll be coming to you weekly with new music, commentary and bad jokes. You can check it out via your favourite aggregator with the RSS or subscribe on iTunes.
Hello everybody and welcome to Navel Gazing: your look back at the week in Punknews. I'm Adam White and I'll be your guide through some of the most popular, notable, and otherwise attention getting stories of the past seven days. Each and every Punknews story is built from tips contributed by you fine folks, and here's what got the community talking this week:
With that we hand over this Sunday evening to you, the Punknews community. From that glorious, likely bearded rabble we've see the creation of everything from message boards and Punknews fantasy sports leagues to even a band or two. So talk amongst yourselves and we'll see you Monday…
In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews:
Punknews content is syndicated to several social media networks and we're striving to provide you with quality, unique content and communications on each. You can find us on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Google Buzz and MySpace. Add your photos to our Flickr Pool and they'll appear in the sidebar here on Punknews. Join our Last.fm group and contribute your listening habits to our weekly charts. All of our high definition video footage can be found at Vimeo.
Here's your question and answer of the week from the Punknews Formspring:
Q: What would you consider to be the best year for music so far? A: Loaded question. '77's the easy answer for any punk, but there have been some great years since then (1979, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1994, and 2001 were all up there and wouldn't be wrong). It really just depends on when you really got into punk (or music in general, I guess).I'm partial to 2003 because it was my most formative year: I graduated high school, began to seriously delve into punk and its subgenres thanks to the Internet, and some of my favorite records of all time ("As The Eternal Cowboy," "The Greatest Story Ever Told,", "Exit English," "CVA," "Deja Entendu," "Anthem," "Revolutions Per Minute,", "Streetcore") were released that year and really helped mold me into the jaded curmudgeon I am today. -Bryne
Your trusty Punknews editors have all sorts of projects on the go. If you like what you see here do us a favour and pay a visit to Rich Verducci's podcast Sound Scene Revolution, Adam White's Niagara video blog Check In Niagara and his tumblog AdamWhite.org, Jesse Raub's coffee blogging at Bitter Press, Bryne Yancey's Orlando blog Overheated, Justin August's tumblog at JustinAugust.org, and Chris Moran's videos at Vimeo. Of course your day wouldn't be complete without knowing every inane detail of your humble editors' lives. Follow @aubinpaul, @adamwhite, @jesseraub, @justinaugust, @brian_shultz, @bconoley, @dante3000 and @bryneyancey's every move at Twitter.
Where else are you online? Share your links below and keep connected with the Punknews community.
Check the Punknews Music page to stream all sorts of new music from recent or upcoming releases. Our latest additions include:
Also don't forget to check out the new full length from Hoboken food-punks Personal and the Pizzas, Go Rydell's debut for Black Numbers, the new record from Bakersfield, CA's Black Sails, Western Shores, a new record from German psychobilly heroes Mad Sin, thew new record from longstanding Suffolk-based punk act The Adicts. You can find much more on the Punknews Music page.
The Punknews podcast is now live! The third episode has hit the digital airwaves and we'll be coming to you weekly with new music, commentary and bad jokes. You can check it out via your favourite aggregator with the RSS or subscribe on iTunes.
Hello everybody and welcome to Navel Gazing: your look back at the week in Punknews. I'm Adam White and I'll be your guide through some of the most popular, notable, and otherwise attention getting stories of the past seven days. Each and every Punknews story is built from tips contributed by you fine folks, and here's what got the community talking this week:
With that we hand over this Sunday evening to you, the Punknews community. From that glorious, likely bearded rabble we've see the creation of everything from message boards and Punknews fantasy sports leagues to even a band or two. So talk amongst yourselves and we'll see you Monday…
In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews:
Punknews content is syndicated to several social media networks and we're striving to provide you with quality, unique content and communications on each. You can find us on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Google Buzz and MySpace. Add your photos to our Flickr Pool and they'll appear in the sidebar here on Punknews. Join our Last.fm group and contribute your listening habits to our weekly charts. All of our high definition video footage can be found at Vimeo.
Here's your question and answer of the week from the Punknews Formspring:
Q: In addition to the news / premieres podcast, have you thought about doing a bi-weekly or monthly music-only podcast? Those smarmy indie rock kids have hundreds of podcasts, but great punk music ones are non-existent. A: We haven't, actually. I think right now, we feel like a hybrid music/talk format is the best of both worlds, but that doesn't mean it won't change. It's simply too early in the process to know. And there ARE some great music-heavy punk podcasts out there. Try Rocket Fuel and Monumental Tracks if that's what you're looking for. -Bryne
Your trusty Punknews editors have all sorts of projects on the go. If you like what you see here do us a favour and pay a visit to Adam White's tumblog at AdamWhite.org, Rich Verducci's podcast Sound Scene Revolution, Chris Moran's videos at Vimeo, Jesse Raub's coffee blogging at Bitter Press, Justin August's tumblog at JustinAugust.org, and Bryne Yancey's Orlando blog Overheated. Of course your day wouldn't be complete without knowing every inane detail of your humble editors' lives. Follow @aubinpaul, @adamwhite, @jesseraub, @justinaugust, @brian_shultz, @bconoley, @dante3000 and @bryneyancey's every move at Twitter.
Where else are you online? Share your links below and keep connected with the Punknews community.
Check the Punknews Music page to stream all sorts of new music from recent or upcoming releases. Our latest additions include:
Also don't forget to check out the new 10" from Chicago, IL's Hawkbit, the new EP from Virginia Beach, VA's Rain Over Battle, the new EP from Orlando, FL-based You Blew It!, the new full length from Milwaukee, WI-based The Goodnight Lovin, and the new EP from Armonk, NY-based Caravela. You can find much more on the Punknews Music page.
The Punknews podcast is now live! The second episode has hit the digital airwaves and we'll be coming to you weekly with new music, commentary and bad jokes. You can check it out via your favourite aggregator with the RSS or subscribe on iTunes.
Hello everybody and welcome to Navel Gazing: your look back at the week in Punknews. I'm Adam White and I'll be your guide through some of the most popular, notable, and otherwise attention getting stories of the past seven days. Each and every Punknews story is built from tips contributed by you fine folks, and here's what got the community talking this week:
With that we hand over this Sunday evening to you, the Punknews community. From that glorious, likely bearded rabble we've see the creation of everything from message boards and Punknews fantasy sports leagues to even a band or two. So talk amongst yourselves and we'll see you Monday…
In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews: