After the dissolution of My Chemical Romance in 2013, Alternative Press released an article that reviews all of the band’s appearances in the magazine throughout the span of their career. Read the full article here.
Mixtape Escape recently posted their interview with Mike Rubin, frontman of New York-based indie rock band The Inoculated Canaries. Read the full interview here.
The Balance published an article on one of the most essential things when working in the music industry; networking! Read the full article here.
The Inoculated Canaries’ latest single “Sneakers” has been featured on a new Spotify playlist from New Fury Media. Listen to it here.
Distorted Magazine recently shared their interview with The Inoculated Canaries. Check it out here.
By: Nick Manduley
Asbury Park hardcore punk outfit Kissies released a new single, “Angley,” on June 17th. The song, named after guitarist Alex Angley, was released as a means of raising funds for the guitarist’s debt from the legal system. “Angley” is a short track; clocking in at just under a minute, the four-piece bombards the listener with screamed vocals and vicious, dissonant guitar riffs. The noisy guitar tones and precise rhythmic execution makes it very clear that this band is something to keep an eye on in the heavy music community. Guitarist Kevin Henson and bassist Luke Hendriks (of Teenage Halloween) provide amazingly visceral vocal performances, as well as a politically charged spoken word section courtesy of Hendriks. The track is available on their bandcamp account for one dollar (as part of the preorder for their upcoming EP “S”, due out August 10th), with the self titled EP being available the “name-your-price” option, providing fans with the option to donate if they feel so inclined.
Kissies emerged on the D.I.Y. New Jersey punk circuit in 2018, playing shows in the area and blowing show-goers away with their raw, noisy, scream-ladened brand of hardcore. The band, describing their sound as “queer skram,” dropped their debut self-titled EP on March 5th, 2019. The band’s songwriting thematically deals with the struggles of the LGBTQ+ community as well as mental health. The band will be next performing July 10th at Chamber 43 in Highland Park, New Jersey with other talented local acts such as Sunrot, Miriam, and North Carolina-based death metal act Basilica.
Lindsay’s Untitled Rock Magazine recently included Silver Relics’ “Generic” on last month’s new album recap. Check it out here.
River Beats recently shared a feature on Silver Relics’ newest album. Check it out here.
Good Night Magazine recently shared The Inoculated Canaries’ new video for their song “Sneakers.” Check it out here.
Rock Your Lyrics recently interviewed The Inoculated Canaries about their recent single, “Sneakers.” Read it here.