
punk this week: t.u.f.t., necron 9, the oidz + 8 more
What special treats do we get for see/saw’s big birthday weekend???
What special treats do we get for see/saw’s big birthday weekend???
The first see/saw post was one year ago today. Thanks for reading.
Evan and Nina dig through a completely stacked week for punk music...at snack time???
A conversation—about their album WE R TY, evolving their sound to where it is now, and why they’re not afraid of Detroit Nazis—before their show in Hamtramck. (There was a fish fry happening downstairs.)
I love punk records so, so much.
On Krill’s return and a pile of great new punk records
An origin story chat over beers and mezcal palomas at their homebase dive bar.
Three months into 2025, the good stuff just seems to keep on coming.
Evan and Nina also try to make sense of a very specific on-site band interview from the past weekend
On the new album Adapting // Crawling, the heavy music institution stays focused America’s broken health care system, but this time from a new vantage point.
A quick rundown of some highlights from the usual Bandcamp Friday flood.
On the new compilation see/saw just put out + five new must-hear punk records.
blog
Buy 40 songs by good bands and help some families who lost their homes. Sweeping Promises, Tyvek, Gee Tee, Shogun, Abi Ooze, Buio Omega, SPLLIT, more.
punk this week
February closes with some excellent music by brand new bands and veterans alike.
podcast
A discussion of punk that’s scuzzy and punk that’s slick. Protect your eyeballs.
punk this week
A perfect hardcore record from Pittsburgh, an amazing EP from the family Death, and as always, rock'n'roll from all over the world 🌎
podcast
A discussion of hardcore as activism, sax-laden Spanish egg punk, and of course, snacks for dinner.
blog
On April 5, it’s a party featuring Retail Simps, Judy and the Jerks, Neo Neos, Artificial Go, 208, Abi Ooze, and Panel
punk this week
Punks all over the world celebrate Valentine’s Day with an absolute flood of new rippers.
podcast
Wherein we discuss our love of FACS, savory ice creams, and beans.
interview
Following the release of the deeply sick album Cost to Live, we discussed punk as protest and the many lives she lives in Los Angeles.
punk this week
It’s worth subscribing just to find out about this Frankenstein’s Uterus record.
podcast
(We accidentally only picked EPs to talk about this time.)
playlist
Seven dozen good songs that kicked off this hellish year, plus a blog about upheaval, community, and the Cher memoir.