Long sought-after EP/LP joins the rest of the band’s catalog in iTunes, and limited edition two-tone signed vinyls are available at Interpunk.
The New Limits just released an album of songs recorded live on the air at WEMF Cambridge earlier this year
This week’s song is a stripped down acoustic ska song reminiscent of Chris Murray’s style complete with hand claps and melodica
Big D and the Kids Table vocalist Dave McWane has lent his voice to a recent Lego music video entitled “Can’t Stop Building.”
Since when is it ever a good idea to get a knuckle tattoo for that new fling?
Earlier this year, two-tone ska legends The Selecter released their latest full length record, “Subculture.” “Walk The Walk” is the second video featuring a song from that album.
Professional League of Legends player Jeff Rosenstock has premiered the video for “Hall Of Fame” off this year’s siqq We Cool? (check out our review of that shit right here). The lo-fi video is a send-up of public access television, and involves a (fittingly) lower-budget version of the Swedish Chef getting his comeuppance in the T.V. show hosting world. As i always say, come for the tunes, stay for the suit-jacket/basketball shorts combination.
Watch the full video below:
UK mash-up heroes Sonic Boom Six have made a music video for the song “No Man, No Right,” the first single from their upcoming album “The F-Bomb” due out in early 2016.
Destroy Babylon is back…well, sort of.
The brothers Beaudette have returned to the studio with an experimental project they call The Flying Vipers. The guys recorded a six song mini-album called The Green Tape.
Today, The Doped Up Dollies posted a video capturing the filming process for a music video for “Me, Fireman & Lion.”