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From Tuesday 02 June 2009

The Bigger stream

The Bigger Lights are now streaming their ENTIRE EP on MySpace. Head over to http://www.myspace.com/thebiggerlights to listen to ‘Fiction Fever’.

Punktastic Band Of The Week: Canterbury

We’ve got a new PT Band Of The Week, and this week we’ve chosen the excellent Canterbury. Click the link at the top of the page to see why we love them and be sure to pick up their first proper single, ‘Eleven, Twelve’ on

Love Rancid? Good. So do we.

To celebrate the release of Rancid‘s first album in six years, we’ve decided to take a look back over the band’s videography. FOLLOW THIS LINK for a handily-compiled list of all the band’s music videos, and expect a review from PT towers soon…

ATL pre-orders

Glamour Kills has a stack of new All Time Low CD/shirt pre-orders which you can check out at www.glamourkills.com/browse?search=all+time+low&x=0&y=0

NUFAN guitarist joins Bleeding Through

Punknews reports Dave Nassie of No Use for a Name has been tapped to join Bleeding Through. Nassie, who has been lead guitarist in NUFAN since the departure of Chris Shiflett in 1999, replaces Jona Weinhofen.

Monday 01 June 2009

Not Advised post new single

You can listen to Not Advised‘s new single ‘A Red Light Situation’ at www.myspace.com/notadvised

Zebrahead UK tour in October…maybe…

We’ve had word from Ben from Zebrahead who emailed me to say the dates I posted yesterday aren’t confirmed and that while they hope to be over in October, it may be as a support to someone else. We’ll keep you informed.

Skint Hands

Random Hand and The Skints tour in July, see the dates in the comments.

Bad Religion repress Stranger Than Fiction

According to punknews.org: Bad Religion is planning a very limited clear vinyl repress of their 1994 album, Stranger Than Fiction. The record will be limited to 500 copies on clear vinyl and available only through Interpunk.com in celebration of the 15th anniversary of it’s release.

Extra Download band

Acid Drop from Leeds will be opening the Tuborg Stage on the 13th June at Download Festival following a month-long Battle Of The Bands Competition at Sheffield Leadmill.