The band will be playing Book Yer Ane Fest in Dundee which takes place over the first weekend of December, where a limited amount of physical copies will be for sale.

Check out Bike Notes below:

Alexei had this to say about the video:

“On Johnny Foreigner’s first ever trip to Japan, we were befriended and entranced by the most enthusiastic club DJ we’ve ever met. His name, obviously, was Mr. Music. It was 2008, and mashup culture was peaking hard in Tokyo. His catchphrase was “not one song (dramatic mini pause) but TWO SONGS”. As a leaving present, he gifted us n1sb2s mix CDs. I got an Arctic Monkeys compilation where every song was merged with something by Michael Jackson. I think Jun got Guns n Roses and MJ?

On last year’s visit, we were lucky enough to piggyback a couple of Yr Poetry shows on the end and had the privilege of playing with Summerman. It was p much one of the best sets we’ve ever seen ever and took a good 6 months living in a different country to shake those earworms out of our heads. So it seems totally fitting that when Jun made this remix for them he used not one, but two songs. This lovely video was created by Jacob Tomlinson in an ongoing tradition of translating our holiday footage into blissed-out visuals.”

Jacob has words about the video below too.

“To mirror the track’s dreamy textures I procedurally glitched out photos until there was nothing of the original images left. Then I played them backward so the abstract mess slowly forms back into something you can make sense of. There’s also live footage that Junior took of Summerman, thrown to show off how powerful their energy is while performing.”

Check out the tracks below:

Love Heart is out digitally on Oct 9th via Round Dog.

After two years of performing and writing as a four piece, they decided to add a full-time vocalist to the mix. Emily Jancetic (Holy Roman Empire, Longdistancerunner), once lovingly described as the “the Kelly Clarkson of post-hardcore” by All Music Guide, joined in 2016.

You can check out ‘The Silence’ taken from their upcoming record ‘Obsolete’ below:

Obsolete is available digitally and on limited edition vinyl from these five killer DIY labels: Forge Again Records, Killer Tofu Records, Middle Man Records, 4UBRO Records, and Be Happy Records and is out in August.

We should all be communicating with paper airplanes just so you know. It’s the new retro.

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Fitness are set to play Subterranean Downstairs (2011 W. North Ave) on May 27 (doors at 7PM), in celebration of the release of their sophomore album, Puppet Show. Don’t Panic Records & Distro is pressing a run of 300 7″s with 100 on violet vinyl and 200 on traditional black. Pre-orders are available now.

Andrew had this to say about the track.. “Dumb” is a guitar driven pop song about turning 30, making questionable life choices (being in a band) and the repercussions that follow. Although this track is a bit tongue and cheek, there’s some truth behind it. I wrote the lyrics while in the studio in about an hour’s time.

Listen below:

The Peekaboos are a punk rock band from Chicago Illinois that have been actively involved in the DIY scene since 2011. Their music ranges from punk rock to folk but is tied together with satirical, anti-authoritarian sentiment, laid across thick and dripping wet guitars. Their latest release is ‘Help Stop Decay’ which sold out in 3 months, but repressing are available through the band and Dark Circles Records.

Check out the video below!