jeremy hunter

Bruce Lee Band (Mike Park, Jeff Rosenstock, etc) have announced a new album, and first single ”Did You Find The Money Farm?” features Fishbone's Angelo Moore on sax, a trombone solo from Jeremy Hunter (We Are the Union, Skatune Network), and more...

The new song is a a sweeping, climactic, horn-fueled indie rock song with hints of classic Broken Social Scene.

Catbite's anticipated sophomore album Nice One comes out on Bad Time Records this week, and we spoke to the band about making the LP despite a series of setbacks, its Selena cover, and more...

We Are The Union's new album is Reade Wolcott's coming out story as a trans woman, and it's also a musical reinvention that mixes the band's ska roots with a strong influence from the current indie/DIY scene. We had an in-depth chat with Reade about the album, the current ska scene, and much more...

This week's Notable Releases include Godspeed You! Black Emperor's latest epic, Mello Music Group's excellent underground rap comp 'Bushido,' UK genre-defying black metallers Wode, and more...

Mike Park's current version of Bruce Lee Band (with Jeff Rosenstock, Dan Potthast, and Kevin Higuchi) will release new EP 'Division in the Heartland' in May, and the politically fired-up title track is out now...

As Aaron Carnes gears up for the release of his 'In Defense of Ska' book, he's been doing an accompanying podcast. He's interviewed tons of notable ska musicians, plus members of some bands you might not expect to go as deep into ska as they do, like Joyce Manor and Thou. Here are some excerpts from those episodes and some quotes from Aaron, co-host Adam Davis (Omnigone, Link 80), and the bands themselves...

Jeremy's picks include TWIABP, A Great Big Pile of Leaves, Really From, and more...

Musician and journalist Aaron Carnes (Flat Planet, Gnarboots) is releasing his book 'In Defense of Ska' in 2021. Ahead of that, we're debuting the 'Ska Is Dead' chapter which focuses on Jeff Rosenstock's band Arrogant Sons of Bitches, and we spoke to Aaron about his book and about why ska needs defending...

Ska and ska-punk are thriving right now, thanks to a community of great bands with fierce DIY ethics and equally fierce politics. Here's a look into the scene, including interviews with the musicians and labels who are shaping it...