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Converge On The Retail Cover of New Noise Magazine Issue #36
We’re excited to reveal Converge are on the retail cover of New Noise Magazine Issue #36! You can pick up the issue starting this month (November 2017) in major & independent booksellers across the United States, as well as grab a copy in our online store.
The next New Noise Magazine flexi & cover info revealed!
Flexi subs purchased starting today will begin with issue #33 featuring an East Bay Punk cover drawn by Richie Bucher, who drew Green Day's iconic 'Dookie' cover. The flexi features East Bay supergroup Armstrongs, made up of Billie Joe (Green Day), Tim (Rancid), Joey (SWMRS), and Rey Armstrong.
The song, "If There Was Ever A Time," is featured in the film 'Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk.'
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"We filmed the music video in a few different locations around the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) and had a blast doing it with our good friend Miguel Barbosa of Yeah! Films. He pushed us out of our comfort zones and really captured our personalities in a way we haven't shown on film before. My favourite scene to film was Jordan Black's (Like Pacific) cameo - it was just hilarious to watch him hit Tom with that hot dog. Not to mention, minutes before that scene some drunk guy tried to steal the camera, not realizing we had a crew of 20 all watching it go down."
Punk Rock Bowling is coming up quick (tickets available here) - on May 26–29 in Vegas, June 2–3 in Denver, and June 9–11 in Asbury Park - and punks everywhere are sweating with anticipation. You’ve already got your plane tickets, your spare underpants, and your illicit substances packed, but to help you really prepare, here are the eight acts you cannot miss at this year’s festival! Check the list.
Sleep On It has taken over our Instagram!
"Everyone knows the anecdote about growing up with dreams and desires, and how as we grow, our station in life, friends, loved ones etc can steer us away from what we know we were made for. 'Promises' is a narrative about how one person can steer you away from that path and turn you into something that you never wanted to be. The video mirrors that inner turmoil, and how we torture and kill our true selves trying to find happiness by becoming a facade, in denial who we really are."
Sorority Noise are on the retail cover of New Noise Magazine issue #31! In stores first week of April, and available for purchase now through our online store: http://bit.ly/2nHtx5r
“Awaiting the Green Day show at Worcester, MA’s DCU Center last Friday night I waxed nostalgic in the photo pit that I hadn’t seen Green Day since the Warped Tour in 2000.”
“Sometimes we just need people who are willing to listen to us without having to give advice. This song is a response to those times.”
“We could’ve made videos for every song because they all have significant meaning and we love them all, but we chose this one in particular because the lyrics express feelings about touring year after year consistently. In the beginning touring is all I wanted to do because I felt that it was all I had. I thought it was the only thing that made me happy. In the last couple years something slightly changed. As I grew I started having regrets in my personal life. I feel there is a lot I’ve missed out on because of the constant traveling, but at the same time I feel very accomplished because of all the things I’ve had the chance to do and see. I wrote most of this song while we were in Toronto recording the record. A lot of my raw emotions were invested into the song. I was very vulnerable and didn’t have much time to filter anything out. To me, this song is kind of my anthem to all different aspects of my life both on and off the road.”
The band hails from Fairbanks, Alaska (living in Anchorage now) and we thought it would be great to bring their music and personality to the lower 48.
We’re pleased to present the upcoming To Speak Of Wolves / Rival Choir / Conspire tour! Catch the tour if it rolls through your town.
“‘Home’ is a song about losing hope and faith in the passion, person, something you put so much work into. The things you want to escape will always find a way back to you because it’s been a part of you for so long. But in the end, there’s no feeling like home and that’s what makes you strive until the end” – vocalist Michael Labelle
Iron Reagan flexi & limited edition screen printed poster featuring Donald Trump getting is eye ripped out by a bald eagle. Grab it here!
“As a band, we really hope we have successfully built up a tasteful amount of hype for this single and music video. We wanted to go all out for our followers that have been patiently waiting for us to release something since our last release. ‘Things Like This Aren’t Suppose to Happen,’ we believe, is the perfect single to preview our new sound and what is to come with our upcoming EP, ‘Heavy Minds.'”
"Charlatan is so excited to be working with the team over at Revival Recordings. They have been a blast to work with so far, and we can’t wait to share the remarkable things we’ve created for you all. This first single, 'Bone Dance' is a commentary on the desensitization of youth in today’s society, and was written alongside the storyboarding for the music video. We hope you get as much enjoyment out of it as we did creating it, and look forward to meeting you all on our tour with Alesana in February!"
