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The spirit of folk punk thrives on DXCPC Live Vol. 22.  This is a seriously cool community based release project that celebrates punk music while offering great cross exposure to the artists it features.   Vol. 22 features two folk punk artists from Orlando, Fl and two from Tennessee! All of them bring their own Read more

Under Delusion pulled us in with the epic infectious appeal of their new single Burning Under Water.  A darkwave influence gets updated with a modern sonic sensibility, one thats crisp enough to offer radio features to this exciting release.  An eclectic arrangment that borrows equally from elements of rock and retro wave, Under Delusion teases Read more

The Pulltops drop a dark catchy rock hit with their new single Wide Awake.  This Milwaukee based duo bonded over their record collections, an experience that highlighted their polarizing inclinations.  Drummer Mark Pierret is more of a soul and country fan while guitarist Tom Crowell leans more experimental underground.  The Pulltops blend their influences well, Read more

RobinAugust reaches into her classic songbook and pulls out Boy Obsessed, a song she charmingly generated at only ten years old.  Now a decade later she’s updated it with a punk inspired fury, one that truly embraces this frustrating concept.  The disgusted disconnected punk attitude suits this narrative.  August teams with original collaborator Mercy Sophia Read more

Cam Cole is already an underground legend.  From busking sensation to Hollywood hit, his one of a kind one-man-band design will leave you captivated.  What really makes him stand out is his authenticity.  He honors his outlaw aesthetic in song, immortalizing his gypsy biker nature through the natural exposure provided by the internet machine.  A Read more

Manners & Profanity pulled us in with the epic anthemic nature of their new single When I’m Gone.  The pounding snare pumps beneath the thrash of raging guitars as the singers broken delivery tells this tale of unrequited heartbreak.  “Will you remember my face when I’m gone?”  There’s a melodic nostalgic sensibility to this tale, Read more