punk this week: vertigo, soup activists, science man + 17 more
Thee Headcoats and Thee Headcoatees return. New LPs from CLASS and Krill. 11 PM Records says farewell.
Thee Headcoats and Thee Headcoatees return. New LPs from CLASS and Krill. 11 PM Records says farewell.
On the importance of band Frisbee sessions, DIY curation, Yeat live, their new album, and reaching a new level in the Brick era.
Straw Man Army. Blaze. Nina realizes she’s not too far from the enormous muskie statue. “I Saw Neil Young!”
United Stare, Jake King, the Etters, Cryin’ Hand, and way more rippers where that came from. (It’s Bandcamp Friday.)
Some punk songs for that post-Election Day glow. Also: Punk Night in Menomonie approaches.
Candy, costumes, and the first major label record ever discussed on the podcast (we think).
Halloween weekend means merciless hardcore tapes, themed spooky shit, and feedback for miles.
The Santa Cruz emo band behind the excellent 2025 album Forward on the records that changed how they thought about music.
Nina has a life-changing snow cone in New Orleans. Evan meets the Kit Kat Count. Joel shames both hosts about the Replacements.
MR. [REDACTED], Paper Jam, Kohti Tuhoa, SIKM, Acid Test, Nisemono, and so many more heaters landed this week.
Why are indie rock dude nipples so funny while the drummer from Visual Learner’s nipples are not?
Plus Famous Mammals, CLAMM, Kelley Stoltz, the Monsters, PUST, Cheap Fix, and two sick benefit compilations.