Swingin’ Utters Announce New Album “Poorly Formed”

Swingin’ Utters have announced they will release their new album “Poorly Formed” on February 19th through Fat Wreck Chords.

Track Listing:
1. Librarians Are Hiding Something
2. Brains
3. Stuck In a Circle
4. Pour Beans
5. I’m a Little Bit Country
6. In a Video
7. Poorly Formed
8. Greener Grass
9. Temporary Contemporary
10. Take a Walk With the Postman
11. Military Barbara Billingsley
12. Dreadlock Dread Reggae
13) The Fake Rat of Dave Navarro
14) Sevita Sing

Fat Wreck Chords Signs Masked Intruder

Fat Wreck Chords has signed Masked Intruder and the label is re-releasing the self-titled record that Red Scare Industries released back in August. A brand new record for the record will be released sometime in 2013.

NOFX – Self/Entitled – Review

While other “pioneers” of the punk genre (ie. Green Day) are crying and smashing guitars like spoiled rock musicians over shortened set times, there is another breed of musician abound that has never been tainted by selling out or “buying in” to riches. While some bands gained wide mass appeal and became married to a major label, those with intelligence and integrity stayed around making the music they wanted for themselves and never forgot where they came from or who they play for. All this of course leads to the independent punk label,  Fat Wreck Chords owner Fat Mike and his modern punk trail blazers NOFX, who have consistently bought home grown punk to the niche masses for damn near 30 years. Recently the group released their twelfth studio album “Self/Entitled” to awaiting fans. read more

NoFX Debut New Single “This Machine Is 4″

NoFX has posted their new song “This Machine Is 4” online for stream here. The track is from the bands latest effort “Self Entitled” which will be released on September 11th through Fat Wreck Chords.

Teenage Bottlerocket – Freak Out! – Review

If there happens to be an album with a skull with bisecting arrows in some random color featured on some store’s shelf, there’s little doubt that it comes from the WY-based, four-piece punk band, Teenage Bottlerocket. The group has released five full-lengths, each complete with that logo and a specific color to set the tone of the record (green, pink, yellow, black, etc.) The latest of which is the fourteen track effort, “Freak Out!,” which was produced and mixed by Andrew Berlin earlier this year, featuring the most nauseating of all the color spectrum, pink.

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Teenage Bottlerocket Streams Music Video For “Headbanger”

Teenage Bottlerocket has posted the video “Headbanger” online. The track is from the bands latest effort “Freak Out!” which is available now through Fat Wreck Chords. You can watch the video below.

Teenage Bottlerocket Stream New Full-Length “Freak Out!”

Teenage Bottlerocket has premiered their entire new album “Freak Out!” up for stream here. The album will be available tomorrow through Fat Wreck Chords.

Teenage Bottlerocket Streams New Single “Done With Love”

Teenage Bottlerocket has posted their new single “Done With Love” online for stream here. The track is from the groups latest effort “Freak Out!” which will be released through Fat Wreck Chords.

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Tony Sly & Joey Cape – Acoustic Volume Two – Review

It’s been almost eight years since Tony Sly (No Use For A Name) and Joey Cape (Lagwagon) set aside extra time from touring and recording with their respective bands, to come together  and release an fully acoustic split of sorts. “Acoustic” shared twelves songs total of both NUFAN and Lagwagon stripped-down acoustic covers of such hits like “Violins,” “Not Your Savior” and “Move The Car.” With this new split, aptly titled “Acoustic Volume Two”  Tony and Joey are at it once again, leaving behind their electric six-strings for a more raw and stripped-down agenda. read more

Teenage Battlerocket Streams New Single “Maverick”

Teenage Bottlerocket has posted their new song “Maverick” online for stream here. The song is featured on their upcoming full-length, “Freak Out!,” which is due out July 3rd through Fat Wreck Chords.