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by: Charlie Pecorella

by: Charlie Pecorella

Snooper / Prison Affair - "Split"

Snooper / Prison Affair - "Split"

As long as there’s been a punk scene, there’s been a energetic, hyper, musical urge to crack the skull and see what cooks. On this six track split, Nashville’s super Snooper and Barcelona’s pummeling Prison Affair kick off hot squirrel summer with their wild-eyed, transcontinental EP that’s calling all freaks from their panting dens.

Lightheaded - "Combustible Gems" | Album Review

Lightheaded - "Combustible Gems" | Album Review

Rushing in from the shores of Asbury Park, Lightheaded’s Combustible Gems casts a twinkling haze with their sixties-tinged power-pop tunes. With time and talent on their side, the golden songwriting duo of Cynthia Rittenbach and Stephen Stec’s earliest collaborations finally see the light. 

poolblood - "theres_plenty_of_music_to_go_around​.​zip" | Album Review

poolblood - "theres_plenty_of_music_to_go_around​.​zip" | Album Review

Following their intimate debut album, poolblood continues to construct soulful sonic retreats. This three-track EP features two new tracks, “wringer” and “resin,” recorded at Better Company, followed by a live version of their previously cut gem “twinkie,” recorded at Tibet Studio.

Tomato Flower - "No" | Album Review

Tomato Flower - "No" | Album Review

The stem that once bent towards the sun has cold-snapped on Tomato Flower’s debut record, No. They bear a heavier sound, embracing racing riffs and delving into darker subject matter. Gone are their golden days, their early days of construction – the sun has set, it’s time to tear down and bring it all home for a dreamless night.

Fugitive Bubble - "Delusion" | Album Review

Fugitive Bubble - "Delusion" | Album Review

The elusive Fugitive Bubble bursts through the Olympia, WA music scene to wreak havoc on conscientious, hard-core thrill seekers with their glorious re-issue of Delusion through Sorry State Records. Blazing through ten tracks in less than twenty minutes, Delusion flashes teeth to freedom, and casts off the cuffs of bondage.