#algernon doll

[quietandhardofhearing]

Tonight’s Listening Party (Week One)

I did research on potential releases to stream for tonight and decided on the following to stream in my basement:

Algernon Doll’s Camomile

Amber Pacific’s The Possibility and the Promise

Bane’s Give Blood

Code Orange’s I Am King

Conveyer’s Worn Out

(Formerly Dad Punchers) Warm Thoughts’ These Times Weren’t Made For You

Bright Eyes’ I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning

(Edit done on October 30, 2015 at 10:58 PM ET)

Due to interruptions, the bands marked with a strikethrough will be played next week with Turnstile and Raised Fist being included in the lineup. For now, I can say that the friend who wrote the list has great taste.

[absolutecentralbelters]

[knowyourdarkness]

[startariotmusic]

In Start A Riot #7 WOMPS discuss their name change, recording their new album with Steve Albini and Johnny Marr ruining bands.

[seeingyourscene]

EP Review: Sarah Carey - In Twenty Years, We Won't Be Sad

Fresh from a successful weekend of opening for Koji, Bob Nanna (The City On Film, Braid) and Algernon Doll, Leeds native Sarah Carey is carrying on the momentum she has built up recently through touring by releasing a brand new EP digitally through WOLF TOWN DIY this coming Thursday, entitled In Twenty Years, We Won’t Be Sad’ - it’s also streaming exclusively on Seeing Your Scene so check it out

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[kimbamacaroni-blog]

I really like this whole album

[mathl3tics]

like a suicide

[ravechildglasgow]

Label Focus: Struggletown Records

Label Focus: Struggletown Records

Glasgow independent record label Struggletown has been incredibly prolific for the relatively short time it’s been active, and with their releases regular being featured on ravechild it felt the right time to catch up with label founder and freelance graphic designer Steven Hill to discuss what they’re all about.

How did Struggletown start?

I was out one night with my friend and he text me…

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