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LA-based rock trio The Primals - founded by vocalist/guitarist John Henry (also of Darkest Hour), bassist Chad Fjerstad (formerly of Dead To Fall), and drummer Andrew Black (formerly of The Explosion) have shared a new video for the track “Hello Cruel World” - watch it below.

“Action Rock” is the title of The Drippers’ debut album, set for release the 2nd of August, 2019, on The Sign Records.

The album is a full on, raw power freight train of action. Drawing inspiration from the Scandinavian scene of the 90s, the Detroit garage sound and all the shitty Rock n’ Roll the world has had the misfortune to witness, we give you our testimonial.
 
The first single from the album will be out on Friday the 21st of June.
 

“Prism” is the latest single from Southern California’s Plague Vendor, who will release their new album “By Night” next Friday, on June 7th, via Epitaph.

“This was the first song where I could use a breakbeat on this album”, note dummer Luke Perine. “I was inspired by Beck’s "Devil’s Haircut". There are drum breaks on the track but not solos. It was pure fun”.

Following the release of their new single “Let Me Get High\Low”, Plague Vendor have now announced that they will be bringing their epic live show to the UK this June with new tour dates alongside LA punk-rock outfit Starcrawler.

Plague Vendor have also recently announced that they will playing at Reading and Leeds Festivals in August. The full list of dates is as follows.

UK Tour Dates 2019:
25-Jun / UK / Guildford / Boileroom
26-Jun / UK / London / The Dome

Plague Vendor have revealed their new single “Let Me Get High\Low”, the latest from their upcoming album “By Night”. The psychelia-tinged track is an infinity mirror of echo, effects, illusion and delusion and follows the release of “All of the Above”, a brooding track that sees an internal monologue disintegrating over a sci-fi punk drumbeat, and raw, vital lead single “New Comedown”.

Check out the lyric video for “Let Me Get High\Low” below.

Off the back of supporting IDLES on their sell-out UK tour and the release of their acclaimed debut album “Silver Tongues” on Balley Records, Crows release the final video from “Silver Tongues” today in the form of “Wednesday’s Child”.

A wide-scale production on the theme of possession, it only accelerates the song’s intensity even further, with the director Sam Taylor saying the following about his involvement:

Plague Vendor have released “All of the Above”, the second taste from their upcoming new album “By Night”. The brooding track is an internal monologue (“Am I just losing my mind? Am I just passing the time? Am I just falling in love? Or am I all of the above?”) disintegrating over a sci-fi punk drumbeat, and follows the recently released raw, vital track “New Comedown”.

Listen to “All of the Above” below.

London noise-punks, Crows, today release their long-awaited and critically acclaimed debut album “Silver Tongues” on Balley Records. The band have also released a menacing and foreboding video in grayscale to the opener and title track, “Silver Tongues”.

Watch the music video for “Silver Tongues” below.

Today, Plague Vendor have announced their new album “By Night”, produced by John Congleton (St Vincent, Sharon Van Etten, Chelsea Wolfe) and recorded at legendary EastWest Studios (Brian Wilson, Ozzy Osbourne, Iggy Pop).

Ahead of their already acclaimed (4 stars at both Mojo & DIY so far) debut record landing March 22nd, Crows today release “Wednesday’s Child”, the second single from that album.

Another intense and melodic jolt to the senses from the group, front man James Cox says of the track: