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Exploring the sequoias! Kids loved it! We loved it!
Tre Sera, Sevin, And Dim Mak Team Up On Banger "Knuckles Up"
Tre Sera, Sevin, And Dim Mak Team Up On Banger "Knuckles Up"
Dim Mak, Tre Sera, and Sevim have teamed up on a smooth banger that doesn’t blow minds with loudness but sneaks up and empowers them with smooth, well-placed bass drops. ‘Knuckles Up’ is the fusion of Tre Sera’s next-level LA-influenced bass game and Sevim’s eye for experimental sounds influenced from Turkey and layed into ‘Knuckles Up.’ These two dudes have a combined play count of 1 million over the last 6 months, can’t wait for to see what the next 6 will bring us.
https://soundcloud.com/dimmakrecords/tre-sera-sevim-knuckles-up
https://tunecollective.com/2017/09/28/%e2%80%8b-tre-sera-sevim-knuckles-up/
12) “Amazing Grace” - Flatfoot 56
So, here’s a sentence you won’t hear me say often - my mom got me into Flatfoot 56.
Backstory: when I was growing up, I used to attend an annual 4-day music festival in central Wisconsin. In 2005, I had a competing engagement and was out of the country at the time, and my family was kind enough to bring me home some merch - t-shirts, CDs, the like. My dear mother, who is not slightly into any form of alternative rock, even made the rounds with an ear open for new artists she thought I might like. She scored a few pretty good hits in her haul, the best of which Flatfoot 56′s Knuckles Up (the 2004 independent release - I gotta get my punk hipster shots in somewhere).
I’ve been into the band since, so when I went to the Warped Tour in 2010 and found that they were playing a set, I made it a point to catch it. The boys put on a hell of a live show, managing to fully rock out a tiny platform stage in the middle of a festival grounds in Milwaukee, WI. The highlight of the show for me, though, was toward the end of their set, when they played today’s selection, a Celtic punk rendition of the traditional hymn, “Amazing Grace.” The entire moment was something I’ll never forget. The crowd - which consisted largely of a bunch of burly, bearded 20-something men who had been going fairly hard through most of the show - slowed it down for this one, throwing arms over each others’ shoulders and singing along. Believe me when I tell you that a hundred or so punk dudes singing “Amazing Grace” arm in arm is a sight to behold. It was one of my favorite concert-going memories, and one I will always be glad I was a part of.
Enjoy.
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Build your brother up,
tear your anger down