Ska punk/melodic punkrock band Destination Anywhere are saying goodbye to their fans after 13 years of punkrock history. They released 5 studio albums, 3 e.p.-s and played countless gigs from small clubs to Rock Am Ring, Kein Bock Auf Nazis and Viva Con Agua festivals.
The new single is called Abschiedlied(Farewell song) and it somehow recapitulates the band´s entire history. Besides, the band are playing gigs on their farewell tour and here are couple of tour dates for you to enjoy their set for one last time:
Abschiedstour: 18.10.2019 DE- Osnabrück- Bastard Club 19.10.2019 DE- Berlin- Maze 20.10.2019 DE- Hamburg- Hafenklang 21.10.2019 DE- Düsseldorf- The Tube SOLD OUT 22.10.2019 DE- München- Backstage 23.10.2019 DE- Koblenz- Circus Maximus 26.10.2019 DE- Siegen- Vortex Surfer Musikclub SOLD OUT
No Sanctuary from Pamplona just released their new record. The thing about this band is they sound pretty original and different from other clicheed classical d-beat hardcore punk bands. No, they rather choose another way, mixing crust hardcore punk with darker elements of Celtic Frost, Black Sabbath, sludge and experiments of Amebix. This record contains 7 songs that are maybe a bit longer in duration but in no way boring. I love the dark atmosphere, slow rolling of drums in doom parts, the vocals ranging from shouting, chanting, almost gothic melodic singing, screaming and whispering. Also, I love when band uses samples in their music, No Sanctuary use samples very smart in their song structures thus making songs even richer with thick atmosphere. The lyrics are in English and in Spanish, from great ode to John Carpenter and VHS era(He Lives) to horror(Curse of the Werewolf) and for me the best song on this record, epic The Weaver in the Vault being Lovecraftian in atmosphere and lyrics. This is truely one of underground´s gems so go listen to this one.
I met Ray Carlisle at this years Punk Rock Holiday when he was playing ball in front of the stage in the hot afternoon hours with his kid Milo. Later that night they delivered mindblowing fantastic gig, that will stay in my memory for as long as I live. This seven inch is in fact the split e.p. of Teenage Bottlerocket and Ray´s kid Milo´s one man band Human Robots. Both bands provided two songs with Teenage Bottlerocket having two songs Everything To Me and Olivia Goes To Bolivia delivering mindblowing pop punk Ramonescore like we are used to from this fantastic band. Human Robots´side delivers two songs Step On ´Em All and I Want To Hang Out With You. The latter being a bit better, but it is the fine effort from this young man and if he continues that way, the future is bright for him, because he will for sure make killer music one day.
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