sunday wake up call

Wonderful stop-motion paper craft video (directed by Vincent Pianina & Lorenzo Papace) for the song "Østersøen" by Ödland.



"Østersøen" is off of Sankta Lucia.

saturday wake up call

The Front Bottoms' acoustic performance at Banquet Reocrds:



1. Looking Like You Just Woke Up
2. Flashlight
3. Rhode Island
4. Legit Tattoo Gun
5. Flying Model Rockets
6. (new song)
7. Maps

All the tracks (aside from the new one) are from the band's incredibly catchy S/T debut, out now Bar/None Records.

friday wake up call

Brand new Devlin video for the track "London City Part II"!



"London City Part II" is taken from Devlin's latest mixtape, The Director's Cut, stream it below or download it for free here.

thursday wake up call

Great slow-mo video for "Postcard From 1952" by Explosions in The Sky.



"Postcard From 1952" is off of Take Care, Take Care, Take Care, get it here.

wednesday wake up call

A wonderful tribute to Adam "MCA" Yauch by James Winters: kids re-enacting Beastie Boys' "Sabotage"!

tuesday wake up call

Watch "Lucky" — the first single/video from Make Do And Mend's upcoming sophomore record, Everything You Ever Loved, out on June 19 via Rise Records.

monday wake up call

Gallows took a break from writing new materials to record this cover of Minor Threat's "Seeing Red":




The original:



Live:



"Seeing Red" is off of First 2 7"s via Dischord Records.

sunday wake up call

Happy Mother's Day, #ThankYouMom for always supporting my love for the arts!

Watch this sweet "Thank You Mom" video by Michael Marantz:



My favourite: @0:34 "(Thank you mom) for showing me punk music when I was young."

saturday wake up call

The Cribs' fifth LP, In the Belly of the Brazen Bull came out in the UK this past week (US on May 15th). I've been listening to it on repeat all week, it is pretty damn wicked; and "Chi-Town" is one of the best songs of the year!

"Chi-Town"




"Come On, Be a No One"

friday wake up call

This is one of the coolest videos I've seen in a long time — Raveyards' debut single "Remember", directed by Charles De Meyer.