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Here's your question and answer of the week from the Punknews Formspring:

Q: Vinyl, CD, or Cassette: Which is your preferred method of listening to music?

Depends. For convenience alone, digital is the way to go and is definitely how I listen to music most of the time. Vinyl's great for when I'm lounging around Yancey Manor on a weekend afternoon and want to look at artwork and really EXPERIENCE an album, but its lack of portability makes it a lesser-used method. I really only listen to CDs when I'm driving and my iPod's battery has died, and I probably have about 15 of those left after purging.

So, long story longer, digital's the way to go. I think most of the staff feels the same. -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 Chris Moran's videos at Vimeo, Rich Verducci's podcast Sound Scene Revolution, Jesse Raub's coffee blogging at Bitter Press and Intelligentsia, Adam White's tumblog at AdamWhite.org, 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.

Radio Free Punknews

Check the Punknews Music page to stream all sorts of new music from recent or upcoming releases. Our latest additions include:

• The new full length from Kresgeville, PA-based Greek Favourites
• Noun, the solo project from Screaming Females' Marissa Paternoster
• The new full length from Ribnica, Slovenia-based Golliwog
• The new EP from Salt Lake City, UT's Reviver
• The new EP from Poconos, PA's Think Big!
• Fight Dirty, the new collaborative release from Mischief Brew and Guignol

Also don't forget to check out the new full length from Collingswood, NJ-based Aspiga, the new 10" from Trenton, NJ's The Great Explainer, the new EP from Trenton, NJ's Minnesota's Calling, the new full length from Sister Kisser, the new EP from Washington, DC-based Police & Thieves, and the new release from Indianapolis, IN's Junker. You can find much more on the Punknews Music page.

July 11th, 2010

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:

• A few quotes from Ted Leo from an interview were misinterpreted, and the musician put a rest to the "early retirement" talk
• Drummer Yuri Ruley has decided to retire from MxPx
• Devil's Brigade, featuring Rancid's Matt Freeman and Tim Armstrong, has announced their debut. They'll soon be touring with Street Dogs, Flatfoot 56 and Continental
• The Bouncing Souls and Hot Water Music are planing a split 7-inch where they'll cover one of each other's songs
• Social Distortion is taking Lucero and Frank Turner out on the road soon
• Canuck pop punks Sum 41 returned with the song "Scumfuck"
• Riotfest this year will feature Bad Religion, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Circle Jerks, Articles of Faith, The Lawrence Arms, The Smoking Popes, and Snapcase

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…

The People Must Have Something Good To Read

In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews:

• Mike Huguenor of Classics of Love, Hard Girls, and Shinobu
• Adam Pfahler of Jawbreaker and Blackball Records
• Members of Mischief Brew and Franz Nicolay's Guignol in a Band on Band interview
• Ben Grey of Scarlet Gray
• Mike Haliechuk of Fucked Up
• John Joseph of Cro-Mags
• Jack Terricloth of World/Inferno Friendship Society

Tonight We're Going To Give It 35%

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 happened to Rancid?

During the final crisis between the death of the Forth World and the ascension of the Fifth, Rancid was imprisoned in the Command-D Bunker in Blüdhaven. They escaped and Tim Armstrong made a once in a lifetime exception to his no firearms rule, shooting Darkseid with the same bullet used to kill Orion. As Darkseid is shot he fires back and hits Rancid with the Omega Sanction beams, forcing them to be reborn in the the past and lead increasingly horrible lives for all eternity.

That or they started hanging around with Skinhead Rob and shit got weird. -Adam

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. Chris Moran's videos at Vimeo, Bryne Yancey's Orlando blog Overheated, Adam White's tumblog at AdamWhite.org, Jesse Raub's coffee blogging at Bitter Press and Intelligentsia, and Justin August's tumblog at JustinAugust.org. 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.

Radio Free Punknews

Check the Punknews Music page to stream all sorts of new music from recent or upcoming releases. Our latest additions include:

• Fight Dirty, the new collaborative release from Mischief Brew and Guignol
• The new full length from Collingswood, NJ-based Aspiga
• The new 10" from Trenton, NJ's The Great Explainer
• The new EP from Trenton, NJ's Minnesota's Calling
• The new full length from Sister Kisser
• The new EP from Washington, DC-based Police & Thieves
• The new release from Indianapolis, IN's Junker

Also don't forget to check out the new solo full length from Kevin Seconds, the new LP from Philadelphia post hardcore upstarts Bearings, the newest album from Georgia's The Wild, the new 7" from Gainesville, FL's Liquid Limbs, the new full length from Cincinnati's The Dopamines, the new record from Hartford, CT-based (post-)melodic hardcore act Hostage Calm, the new full length from Lancaster, PA-based We Were Skeletons, and the American debut of Hamburg, Germany's Small Town Riot. You can find much more on the Punknews Music page.

July 4th, 2010

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:

• The availability (or lack thereof) of free water at the venue Sonar during the otherwise well-received Insubordination Fest has boiled over into a controversy.
• Fucked Up's Pink Eyes interviewed the much derided crunkcore act Brokencyde and shockingly didn't make fun of them
• Gentlemen put down your razors: The Fest 9 has been confirmed for Halloween 2010.
• Madina Lake bassist Matthew Leone was severely injured after intervening in the beating of a woman in Chicago, IL. He's now recovering and his suspected assailant has been arrested.
• The reunited Blink-182 have hit the studio
• Conor Oberst / Bright Eyes commented on the Arizona boycott in new open letter
• Anti-Flag frontman Justin Sane released the new song "Solidarity In The Face Of Anti-Progressives"inspired by the G20 protests in Toronto.

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…

The People Must Have Something Good To Read

In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews:

• Members of Mischief Brew and Franz Nicolay's Guignol in a Band on Band interview
• Ben Grey of Scarlet Gray
• Mike Haliechuk of Fucked Up
• John Joseph of Cro-Mags
• Jack Terricloth of World/Inferno Friendship Society
• Andrew Bayliss of Sharks
• Jeremy, Donovan, Alex and Chris of This Will Destroy You

Tonight We're Going To Give It 35%

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: Who's the future of punk rock?

All of you.

No, seriously. All of our readers are the future of punk rock. Either you're going to help decide what bands are tops by supporting them financially and creating a space where bands can play great music and be paid for it, or you're going to eventually get frustrated and start your own band that'll become everything that these other bands aren't.

Without the fans, there's no future for anything. And we've all learned about the power of natural selection: you, fans, are Mother Nature. And your critical ears are the future of punk rock.

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, Bryne Yancey's Orlando blog Overheated, Jesse Raub's coffee blogging at Bitter Press and Intelligentsia, Chris Moran's videos at Vimeo, Justin August's tumblog at JustinAugust.org, and Rich Verducci's podcast Sound Scene Revolution. 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.

Radio Free Punknews

Check the Punknews Music page to stream all sorts of new music from recent or upcoming releases. Our latest additions include:

• the new 7" from Gainesville, FL's Liquid Limbs
• the new full length from Cincinnati's The Dopamines
• the new record from Hartford, CT-based (post-)melodic hardcore act Hostage Calm
• the new full length from Lancaster, PA-based We Were Skeletons
• the American debut of Hamburg, Germany's Small Town Riot

Also don't forget to check out the new full length from NYC's The Challenged, the new EP from New Brunswick, NJ's Let Me Run, the new EP from Sacramento, CA-based Bastards Of Young, the new 7" from Gainesville, FL's Senders, a new song from Authority Zero titled "Break the Mold", and the new EP from Jersey City, NJ's Banquets. You can find much more on the Punknews Music page.

June 27th, 2010

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:

• Hot Water Music is planning a new album. End of article. See you next week folks!
• No? Ok then…
• The Mighty Mighty Bosstones are gearing up for an August tour with Teenage Bottlerocket and The Flatliners
• Bands like Rise Against and Flogging Molly have joined the BP Boycott. That tanker of crude that Tim had on order? Cancelled.
• Against Me! frontman Tom Gabel performed "White Crosses" acoustically with Franz Nicolay accompanying on accordion.
• Jim Lindberg, formerly of Pennywise has resurfaced in a new band called The Black Pacific
• Anchor Arms has called it quits after three years.
• NOFX detailed their upcoming singles and rarities collection
• We had some footage of the Gaslight Anthem and their hero Bruce Springsten performing "No Surrender" together.
• The Swingin' Utters and the Copyrights are touring together soon.
• Finally, Marky Ramone wants his Ramones money. To find it he'll have to solve a complex series of clues we at Punknews have been amassing for this very occasion.

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…

The People Must Have Something Good To Read

In the past few weeks we spoke with a number of bands. Don't miss out on these interviews:

• Jack Terricloth of World/Inferno Friendship Society
• Andrew Bayliss of Sharks
• Jeremy, Donovan, Alex and Chris of This Will Destroy You
• Russ Rankin of Good Riddance and Only Crime
• Eric Solomon of O Pioneers!!!
• Mike Riley of Pulling Teeth
• Blag Dahlia of The Dwarves