Punk 45, vol. 2 : There is no such thing as society : get a job, get a car, get a bed, get drunk! : underground punk and post-punk in the UK 1977-81
Emneord
Minder om
What a time to be alive
Superchunk
Never hungover again
Joyce Manor
Punk 45, vol. 1 : Kill the hippies! Kill yourself! : the American nation destroys its young : underground punk in the United States of America 1973-1980
Hello exile
The Menzingers
Nine
Blink 182
Re-mit
The Fall
Twins
Ty Segall
The complete Polydor years : 1985-1989
Level 42
Official release series discs 13, 14, 20 & 21
Neil Young
Anmeldelser (2)
Pitchfork
d. 22. sep. 2018
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Larry Fitzmaurice
d. 22. sep. 2018
"With the help of Converge guitarist and veteran metal producer Kurt Ballou, the versatile emo band continues to mature with hints of Big Star and subgenre subversion".
The skinny
d. 18. sep. 2018
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Dylan Tuck
d. 18. sep. 2018
"Musically, Million Dollars to Kill Me is the perfect follow up to Cody and continues the dynamic melodic, twisting indie-punk that they built their vibrancy upon. Grizzling, fuzzy guitars occupy a large amount of the album lead parts and chord shifts between major and minor mix up the mood while still retaining a positive outlook and feeling of cheery hopefulness. It's short, sweet and easily one of the band's best efforts to date".