Posted on 2009-09-21 03:00:14
Artist/band(s):
A Day To Remember [FB],
AFI [FB],
All Time Low [FB],
Bad Religion [FB],
Brand New [FB],
Green Day [FB],
Mayday Parade [FB],
Nofx [FB],
Owen [FB],
Parkway Drive [FB],
Poison The Well [FB],
Rise Against [FB],
Set Your Goals [FB]
Source:
http://www.punknews.org/article/35251
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Hello everybody and welcome to Navel Gazing: your look back at the week in Punknews. I'm Adam White and I'll be your guide through some of the most popular, notable, and otherwise attention getting stories of the past seven days. Each and every Punknews story is built from tips contributed by you fine folks, and here's what got the community talking this week...
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This week's most popular stories
So this website has been around for around a decade now! Who knew? Our good friends at Pastepunk were apparently keeping track and they graciously decided to chat with Punknews'
Aubin Paul, Adam White and Brian Shultz to celebrate the occasion. Speaking of ten year anniversaries,
Rise Against have one coming up. The band will celebrate with a
show in Chicago dubbed "Songs from the Fat Years" that will feature just that, including cuts from 2001's The Unraveling and 2003's Revolutions Per Minute.
Weakerthans frontman
John K. Samson is set to release a
7 inch series honouring the roads of his home province of Manitoba.
Poison The Well were the latest band to suffer theft on the road, losing their
van and gear from a hotel parking lot in Detroit.
This week brought news that the Smashing Pumpkins are set to release a
44-song album periodically and for free.
London's
The Steal are
calling it quits.
This week had
upcoming show announcements from the reunited
Small Brown Bike.
We also had word that
Shook Ones,
Title Fight and
We Are the Union are set to
tour together.
We had more
Fest 8 confirmations from
Sakes Alive!!,
We Are The Union,
Defeater,
Hostage Life and many more.
Brand New unveiled their new record
Daisy in a limited stream.
Green Day unveiled the new video for their single
"East Jesus Nowhere," and also performed the song
live at VMAs.
All Time Low also posted their clip for
"Damned If I Do Ya (Damned If I Don't)."
Tom Gabel had some fun with the latest
Against Me!
studio video, addressing concerns that his others were boring.
The
trailer for new punk rock-themed web sitcom Oblivion also premiered this week.
Artist Rob Dobi also added
5 new scenesters to his Your Scene Sucks collection.
This week we said goodbye to legendary punk poet
Jim Carroll (1949-2009).
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This week we spoke with
vocalist Deeker Johnston of Joey Terrifying (
interview),
bassist Ray Carlisle of
Teenage Bottlerocket (
interview),
The Encyclopedia of Punk author Brian Cogan (
interview),
Chris Matulich and Jay Northington of
Nothington (
interview),
and
guitarist / vocalist Trevor Reilly of
A Wilhelm Scream (
interview).
As always we brought you new streaming music from some great up and coming bands, including
the new 7" from Washington, DC-based
Lion of Judah,
the new full length from
Teenage Bottlerocket,
Slackers frontman
Vic Ruggiero's new solo project,
a 7" from Newark, NJ-based
Troublemaker,
and
a preview of a new song from
AFI.
So what's coming up
this week?
Look for new releases from
Brand New,
Islands,
Owen,
Ruiner,
the
Almighty Defenders,
and
Times New Viking
with tours kicking off from
Bad Religion and
NOFX (
Australia),
The Queers with
The Leftovers (
US),
The Academy Is,
Mayday Parade and
Set Your Goals (
US),
Virgins and
Lords (
US),
A Wilhelm Scream (
Europe),
The Spits (
US),
A Day To Remember with
Parkway Drive and others (
US).
Click Read More to check out our ongoing contests, new streaming music, social networking links and more.
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