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Dropkick Murphys are excited to announce the release of Rose Tattoo: For Boston Charity EP. The EP features three songs, including a newly recorded version of the band's song "Rose Tattoo" featuring Bruce Springsteen. It's available exclusively through iTunes for the special price of $1.29. Everyone involved has agreed to donate 100% of the money raised through this release. The funds will be disbursed directly by the band's charity of choice, The Claddagh Fund, to those affected by the tragedy. The Claddagh Fund is a nationally-recognized official 501(c)3 charity whose mission is to serve the most vulnerable in our communities.
Purchase: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rose-tattoo-for-boston-charity/id648685714
Full track listing ofRose Tattoo: For Boston Charity EPis:
Rose Tattoo featuring Bruce Springsteen
Don't Tear Us Apart (live acoustic, Las Vegas, 4/19/2013)
Jimmy Collins's Wake (live acoustic, Las Vegas, 4/19/2013)
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Selfhood, the new album from the UK'sSharksis out today via Rise Records.Selfhood, which Alternative Press called "another great brit-punk catch"is the follow up to their striking 2012 offeringNo Gods. To purchase the album on iTunes, click HERE.
Selfhood was recorded in just two weeks in Southampton, UK at The Ranch Studio and produced by Lewis Johns (Gnarwolves, Bastions). The album channels influences from the likes of The Smiths, Richard Hawley and The Cribs. This new release expands on the explosive punk-meets-Brit-pop anthems on No Gods, and showcases a more mature and solid live band - a result of endless international touring in support of past releases.
"I wrote most of the lyrics in a room above a morgue in which I lived with my fiancée for about five months," said Mattock. "The place was an old Victorian building with no heat, running water, or bathroom. It wasn't even legally residential. A lot of what I was going through around this period is channeled in the lyrics. These are the most intimate and personal songs I've written - thus Selfhood is the most fitting title."
Born in 2007, Sharks is James Mattock (vocals), Andrew Bayliss (guitar), Sam Lister (drums), and Carl Murrihy (bass). They released their first independent EP, Shallow Waters, in 2008 and drummed up a serious buzz while playing with the likes of Gallows, The Wedding Present, Social Distortion, Hot Water Music, The Gaslight Anthem, Baby Shambles and more. In 2011 they released The Joys of Living 2008-2010, which BBC's Zane Lowe praised as "the sound of a band reaching that moment when they are absolutely ready." Their 2012 release No Gods introduced the band to U.S. audiences, with Alternative Press declaring that their music "bristles with a wonderful sense of rock and roll heritage that serves as a tribute to fallen heroes... something refreshing and contemporary."
Stay tuned for announcements on U.S. touring plans.
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The UK'sSharks today unveiledtheir much-anticipated new album "Selfhood" which is currently streaming in full via Rock Sound. To listen, click HERE. "Selfhood" is due out next Tuesday, April 30th via Rise Records.
STREAM "SELFHOOD" IN FULL HERE (VIA ROCK SOUND)
Selfhood is the follow up to their striking 2012 offering No Gods, which NME called, "joyous blue-collar punk from Leamington Spa... a starry-eyed celebration of yearning on a US factory floor, as idealised by British spa town punks."See below for album art, full track-listing and pre-order bundles.
Selfhood was recorded in just two weeks in Southampton, UK at The Ranch Studio and produced by Lewis Johns (Gnarwolves, Bastions). The album channels influences from the likes of The Smiths, Richard Hawley and The Cribs. This new release expands on the explosive punk-meets-Brit-pop anthems on No Gods, and showcases a more mature and solid live band - a result of endless international touring in support of past releases.
"I wrote most of the lyrics in a room above a morgue in which I lived with my fiancée for about five months," said Mattock. "The place was an old Victorian building with no heat, running water, or bathroom. It wasn't even legally residential. A lot of what I was going through around this period is channeled in the lyrics. These are the most intimate and personal songs I've written - thus Selfhood is the most fitting title."
Born in 2007, Sharks is James Mattock (vocals), Andrew Bayliss (guitar), Sam Lister (drums), and Carl Murrihy (bass). They released their first independent EP, Shallow Waters, in 2008 and drummed up a serious buzz while playing with the likes of Gallows, The Wedding Present, Social Distortion, Hot Water Music, The Gaslight Anthem, Baby Shambles and more. In 2011 they released The Joys of Living 2008-2010, which BBC's Zane Lowe praised as "the sound of a band reaching that moment when they are absolutely ready." Their 2012 release No Gods introduced the band to U.S. audiences, with Alternative Press declaring that their music "bristles with a wonderful sense of rock and roll heritage that serves as a tribute to fallen heroes... something refreshing and contemporary."
Stay tuned for announcements on U.S. touring plans.
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On June 4, Agony & Irony, the sixth studio LP from beloved Illinois punks Alkaline Trio, will be available on vinyl as a 2XLP triple panel gatefold, with a 16-page music sheet/lyric booklet included, via Shop Radio Cast. Originally released through Epic Records in July of 2008, the album found the band setting out to record, according to vocalist and guitarist Matt Skiba, “an anthemic hard rock record.”
Pre-order at: www.shopradiocast.com/products/Alkaline-Trio-%252d-Agony-and-Irony-2XLP-(Deluxe-Edition).html
Price: $27.99
Release Date: June 4, 2013
Vinyl Info:
- Lacquers created by Lucky Lacquers
- Triple Panel Reverse Cardboard Gatefold
- 16 Page Music Sheet/Lyric Booklet
- 13x13 3 Mil Premium Poly Sleeve
Vinyl Color: 180 Gram Black (LTD 1,500), Red (LTD 500)
Track Listing
Calling All Skeletons
Help Me
In Vein
Over And Out
I Found Away
Do You Wanna Know?
Live Young, Die Fast
Love Love, Kiss Kiss
Lost And Rendered
Ruin It
Into The Night
In My Stomach
Maybe I'll Catch Fire (Acoustic)
Live Young, Die Fast (Acoustic)
Into The Night (Acoustic)
Over and Out (Acoustic)
Lost and Rendered (Acoustic)
Burned Is The House
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The UK'sSharkstoday released a new track entitled "Sunday's Hand" from their much-anticipated new albumSelfhood, which is due out on April 30th via Rise Records. To listen to the electrifying new track, click HERE.
Selfhood is the follow up to their striking 2012 offering No Gods, which NME called, "joyous blue-collar punk from Leamington Spa... a starry-eyed celebration of yearning on a US factory floor, as idealised by British spa town punks." The band previously released the album's single "Portland", which can be heard HERE. See below for album art, full track-listing and pre-order bundles.
Selfhood was recorded in just two weeks in Southampton, UK at The Ranch studio and produced by Lewis Johns (Gnarwolves, Bastions). The album channels influences from the likes of The Smiths, Richard Hawley and The Cribs. This new release expands on the explosive punk-meets-Brit-pop anthems on No Gods, and showcases a more mature and solid live band - a result of endless international touring in support of past releases.
"I wrote most of the lyrics in a room above a morgue in which I lived with my fiancée for about five months," said Mattock. "The place was an old Victorian building with no heat, running water, or bathroom. It wasn't even legally residential. A lot of what I was going through around this period is channeled in the lyrics. These are the most intimate and personal songs I've written - thus Selfhood is the most fitting title."
Born in 2007, Sharks is James Mattock (vocals), Andrew Bayliss (guitar), Sam Lister (drums), and Carl Murrihy (bass). They released their first independent EP, Shallow Waters, in 2008 and drummed up a serious buzz while playing with the likes of Gallows, The Wedding Present, Social Distortion, Hot Water Music, The Gaslight Anthem, Baby Shambles and more. In 2011 they released The Joys of Living 2008-2010, which BBC's Zane Lowe praised as "the sound of a band reaching that moment when they are absolutely ready." Their 2012 release No Gods introduced the band to U.S. audiences, with Alternative Press declaring that their music "bristles with a wonderful sense of rock and roll heritage that serves as a tribute to fallen heroes... something refreshing and contemporary."
Stay tuned for announcements on U.S. touring plans.
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Did you know that?
"Mr. Mojo Risin" is an anagram for Jim Morrison.
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