The dudes of IDLEMINDS are Chris squared: Joyce on lead vox and Buckley on bass and vocals, Josh Winn on guitar, and Holden Duke on drums. Formed in 2008, these guys are based out of
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There were so many great bands included on this compilation that it was too much to tackle alone in a timely manner. So this round, Bree and Laura each picked the bands that excited them
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So when I find new music, whether I'm reviewing an album or not, I listen to it 532 times in a row... at least. This means that my entire household also listens to said music
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I had heard about Catbite through a friend that sent me a hype video for the Philadelphia Eagles that features Brittany, the band's lead vocalist and keyboard player. From there, I began to familiarize myself
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Evil Engine is a Chicago based "Skate Thrash" band consisting of Kryssie Crisis, Mike Skull, and Jamie Booth. Their original drummer, Colin Holmes, has since stepped away to focus on being a new dad and
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In Rear-View: The Heart is Stupid by Amy Gabba and the Almost Famous
It's no secret that I adore Amy Gabba, as an artist and as a person. I learned about her music through Mable Syndrome's New Music Monday and we quickly became friends when it was apparent
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I briefly listened to the new album by Starving Wolves called True Fire the day that it came out. I enjoyed it, but my musical ADHD took me down another path after that and I
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In Rear-View: The What Nows?!
This week’s band feature of Camp Punksylvania is The What Nows?!. This energetic five piece ska and punk influenced band hails from Reading PA. Originally formed over a decade ago as a two person acoustic
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In Rear-View: Rocky Dennis Face’s Self Titled Album
Released in 2018, Rocky Dennis Face's self titled album is their first LP. It starts off with the fast, high energy song, "RDF", which is a sort of an anthem for the band. Not much
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