By the Grace of God
Tour news: Anitta, Cowboy Junkies, Gimme Some 90's fest, Magnitude, YHWH Nailgun, more
Plus: Crowded House, Bôa, Maggie Rogers, Head Automatica, Morgan Wade, and more tour and festival news.
Stream Jupiter Hearts' (ex-By the Grace of God, Endpoint) s/t debut EP
By the Grace of God/Endpoint vocalist Rob Pennington has yet another new band, Jupiter Hearts, and they stay true to the ’80s and ’90s punk influences that Rob grew up on and also helped define…
By the Grace of God reissuing first 2 albums on vinyl, benefiting The Bail Project
This will be the first time 1996’s For the Love of Indie Rock and 1997’s Perspective have been available on vinyl since their initial pressings.
By the Grace of God streaming first EP in 15+ years, playing NYC with Search
Louisville post-hardcore vets By the Grace of God have been reunited for a few years, and last month they returned with the Above Fear EP, their first release since 2000’s Three Steps to a Better Democracy EP. It’s got six songs, all of which are cut from the same cloth as the band’s classic ’90s albums…
hardcore supergroup Miracle Drug releasing debut EP (watch a new video)
The Louisville band features members of Mouthpiece, Supertouch, C.R., By The Grace Of God, and more.
Miracle Drug (mem C.R., By the Grace of God, Mouthpiece, etc) streaming demo, playing shows (NYC with Silent Majority)
They’re fronted by Bricks Avalon of ’90s Staten Island bands C.R. and Phallacy, and the lineup also includes guitarist Matt Wieder of Mouthpiece, drummer Thommy Browne of By the Grace of God (who also played with Matt in The Enkindels, Automatic, and more), and bassist Jeremy Holehan who’s in the current Supertouch lineup…
By the Grace of God playing NYC after European tour with Trial; Falling Forward up to something too?
Louisville hardcore greats By the Grace of God put out two albums on Victory in the ’90s, 1996’s For the Love of Indie Rock and 1997’s Perspective, and then recorded one final EP, Three Steps to a Better Democracy (released on local label Three Little Girls), before disbanding in 2…
an interview w/ Black God (mems Coliseum, Endpoint, Young Widows, Black Cross), and a new 7" stream (premiere)
Some may see Louisville punk band Black God as a continuation of the mighty Black Cross, but with songs like these, they definitely should stand on their own…
