Posts Tagged ‘Sinaloa’


18.03.2010

Band Spotlight: Juvenescent Beat!

posted by Will

in Band Spotlight

Who? Juvenescent Beat!

Where are they from? Hanover, PA

What do they sound like? This is another end of the year list discovery that I got from combing other peoples’ lists. Not sure how I never even heard of Juvenescent Beat but I certainly missed them on the first go round. The band plays really great old school emo and not the whiny shit either. This is emotional hardcore that harkens back to Rites of Spring and stands tall next to modern bands like Sinaloa and Life At These Speeds. They even kind of remind me of a less screamy Grade. You would be well-advised to pick up the band’s debut LP, One Day We’re Gonna Fall Through This Roof.

Juvenescent Beat! “Bridge”

19.12.2008

Chuck Beartrap’s Top Ten

posted by Will

in Year End Lists

Look Mexico – Gasp Asp 7″
Dustheads – Collected Sounds
Sinaloa – Oceans of Islands
Tigers Jaw – S/T
1994 – Thank You Arms and Fingers
Good Luck – Into Lake Griffy
This Will Destroy You – S/T
Algernon Cadwallader – Some Kind of Cadwallader
Fucked Up – The Chemistry of Common Life
Dillinger Four – Civil War

- I heard you can order that Look Mexico 7″ at Tiny Engines…just saying. – Will.

30.04.2008

Various Artists: Keep Singing!

posted by Will

in Music Reviews

A Benefit Compilation For Compassion Over Killing

Now here is a compilation actually worthy of your time and attention. As a vegetarian myself, Keep Singing! touches a personal chord for me. All the artists here are passionate about veganism, vegetarianism and animal rights. It certainly shows as Keep Singing! is a remarkable example of the power of music. There are truly some amazing bands here. Sinaloa, Life At These Speeds and Des_Ark are favorites of mine and their songs do not disappoint. Besides those three, highlights come from one of Exotic Fever’s newest signings, Now Sleepyhead, with their atmospheric track “Pandemic.” The lyrically bold “You Are Not Collateral Damage” is a classic slice of melodic hardcore from Strike Anywhere. The Vonneguts “Tonight’s A Sadist” is an intriguing post-punk romp. Off Minor’s “Abattoir” is a quick, powerful burst of energy. Boston’s Junius ends the compilation on perhaps the most compelling note as they encompass a majestic post-rock sound. Other artists included are: Gina Young, Attrition, In First Person, Sean McArdle, Wrong Day to Quit, Kathy Cashel and Ampere. Also, as an added bonus, each band/artist contributes a vegetarian/vegan recipe which can be downloaded from the enhanced CD. Sinaloa’s Vegan Mac And Cheese looks pretty delicious! As was stated, all the profits from Keep Singing! will go directly to Compassion Over Killing. Keep Singing! is one of those rare compilations that finds a perfect balance between amazing music and a great cause. Well done.

Genre: Indie/Punk/Hardcore

Label: Exotic Fever

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