Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Red Tape Parade -Demo

About This Blog (Click)

A few weeks ago I learnt about Death To False Hope Records, a free internet based punk label. This week I'm celebrating this finding by posting a release from the catalogue every day!

Red Tape Parade - Demo

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Buttons Aren't Toys - Case of the Mondays


A few weeks ago I learnt about Death To False Hope Records, a free internet based punk label. This week I'm celebrating this finding by posting a release from the catalogue every day!

Buttons Aren't Toys - Case of the Mondays ()

Monday, June 8, 2009

The Martyr Saint - Autumn Lullabies for Summer Lovers


A few weeks ago I learnt about Death To False Hope Records, a free internet based punk label.  This week I'm celebrating this finding by posting a release from the catalogue every day!  

The Martyr Saint - Autumn Lullabies for Summer Lovers ()

Saturday, June 6, 2009

For Those Who Can't Wait - Self Titled


Yet another great new addition to ifyoumakeit's ever growing library of free punk offerings.  Long Island's For Those Who Can't Wait have a rough poppy-edge to them that should draw in anyone looking for a quick punk offering.  They have a sound very similar to other artists on the site, but still manage to keep it their own.

For Those Who Can't Wait - Self Titled (256 kbps)

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Do We Jump This High - Deep Stationary

About This Blog (Click)

Mmmm Mmmm..... does that album cover ever look tasty!  Take a bite and enjoy this delicious little pop-punk treat!

Do We Jump This High - Deep Stationary (270 VBR kbps)

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Trick Seventeen - Spot On

About This Blog (Click)

Germany's Trick Seventeen know what they're doing, and that's a good things for fans of early 00's pop-punk.  They know how to use big hooks to keep things simple, catchy, and entertaining throughout the seven song EP.  

Trick Seventeen - Spot On (192 kbps VBR)

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Beer Killer - My Favorite Things

About This Blog (Click)

Although I'm not sure where these guys are from, their thick accents suggest somewhere in eastern europe - potentially Russia?  Whatever the case, Beer Killer plays a very aggressive hardcore punk style.  It's certainly not the best thing in the genre I've ever posted on this blog, but it's still commendable and will likely find an audience with those who like their punk to feature the gruffest vocals possible.  The lead vocalist almost sounds a little like a Russian Strongbad.

Beer Killer - My Favorite Things (192 kbps VBR)