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Album Review - The Smith Street Band "Once I Was Wild"
There are bands that grow older, and there are bands that simply grow truer. The Smith Street Band has always belonged to the latter category. From the first chorus of Once I Was Wild, it’s clear they’re not trying to reinvent themselves so much as refine the storm, to take every cracked voice, every bruised lyric, every stubborn ounce of hope, and hammer it into something sharper, heavier, and impossibly more human. Where past records have sprawled, sometimes messy in the wa
Nick Davies
7 days ago3 min read
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Europe Is Getting the Best Orgcore Tour of the Year: The Common Thread Tour
T he Common Thread Tour is ripping across Europe right now, and it’s not just another run of shows. It’s a full-blown celebration of the orgcore spirit: raw, emotional, working-class punk rock brought to life by a lineup that reads like a love letter to the scene itself. From Germany to Belgium, the Netherlands, and the UK, this traveling festival is uniting fans across borders with a sense of community that only punk can build. You can feel it in the packed halls, the shoute
Sara Saturday
Oct 203 min read
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Album Review - Hoist the Colors "Dear Wanderlust"
There’s something almost feral in Dear Wanderlust. It isn’t pretty; it’s weathered. It’s the sound of restless feet dragging through city streets at dawn, scraping against concrete and carrying old bones. Hoist the Colors have always flirted with contradiction, punk’s urgency, folk’s roots, Celtic strings in smogged alleys, but this record tilts that collision toward something deeper, darker, more alive. From the first crack of string and snare, you’re aware that Dear Wanderl
Nick Davies
Oct 192 min read
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When the "Sirens" Sing Back - Rudy Nuño Video Exclusive
The night hums differently in Los Angeles. Somewhere between the glow of a liquor store sign and the grind of passing cars, you’ll hear...
Phil Andersen
Oct 92 min read
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