Good Luck

The great Bloomington, Indiana DIY band broke up in 2012 after releasing two albums and an EP, and they began teasing something in January.

The Death Rosenstock band, RX Bandits’ Matt Embree, Bruce Lee Band, and more appear on the ‘Craig Before the Creek: An Original Movie’ soundtrack too.

The great Bloomington, Indiana DIY band did a one-off reunion in 2018 after breaking up in 2012.

In 2011, the new wave of post-hardcore came into full effect with seminal albums by Touche Amore, Pianos Become the Teeth, La Dispute, Defeater, Title Fight, and more. This edition of ‘In Defense of the Genre’ looks back on those albums for their 10th anniversary, the overall punk landscape of 2011, and today’s young bands who are starting their own new wave

NONA were one of the more promising bands doing the whole indie rock-leaning pop punk thing, so it was kind of a bummer when they broke up shortly after the release of their debut album…

We were just talking about The Julie Ruin‘s tour, which includes a sold-out NYC show with Brooklyn/Philly lo-fi pop punks Swearin’ on September 3 at Bowery Ballr…

This Saturday (8/17) at Silent Barn, Salinas Records will throw a tenth anniversary party, which is being dubbed “Punk Is Important.” Brooklyn/Philly lo-fi pop punks Swearin’ and related band Radiator Hospital (fronted by Waxahatchee collaborator Sam Cook-Parrott) are playing, as are Ginger Alford (of Good Luck), Little Lungs (whose Angie Boylan is now in Aye Nako), the now-defunct PS Eliot (whose lineup includes Swearin’s Alison Crutchfield on drums and her twin sister, Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield, on vocals), the now-defunct (but don’t call it a reunion) The Measure (whose members are now in Pity Party, Worriers, and other bands), the now-defunct North Lincoln (who currently have a member in Wormburner), North Lincoln’s also broken-up pals The Gibbons, The Ambulars, The State Lottery, Delay, and All D……