Music and film articles from Indianapolis
Kung Fu Overdrive Makes its debut performance at Punk Rock Night Links: Facebook Discover more with our feature on the band. In anticipation of their upcoming debut release, Kung Fu Overdrive premiered at the July 31 Punk Rock Night. Teaming up with Midnight Creeps and Rolling Sixes, their mix of high … Read More ›
Bringing out the best of the Indianapolis rock and punk scene, Kung Fu Overdrive launches with their debut album and upcoming Punk Rock Night premiere Link: Facebook Under a canopy of bright orange and yellow hues, the walls of The Pop Machine bear witness to stories. The Indianapolis recording studio … Read More ›
On ODDfellows, Information Society builds a firm representation of their career Link: Bandcamp | Facebook When John Lydon told Tom Snyder on the Tomorrow Show, “We ain’t no band, we’re a company simple”—Lydon snarling at Snyder about his band PIL—some kids from Minneapolis took note. Information Society originally viewed their … Read More ›
Skids Songs From a Haunted Ballroom Cleopatra Records Link: Official Site The punk rock depth that encapsulated the 1979 album The Absolute Game set Skids on a one-way trip to punk stardom. The Scottish band expressed a drive that launched them as forerunners of the Dunfermline scene. After a couple … Read More ›
Punk the Capital shows us the challenges and struggles of the development of a legendary musical movement Link: Official Site Like many kids across the country, I felt the shock waves of the DC punk scene. I don’t know which came first for me, Bad Brains or Minor Threat? But … Read More ›
With the release of Paso Doble, Bullet Points makes an aural artistic statement that dominantly stands out in the Indianapolis music scene. David Hazel dives into the pain and pleasure of his own musical methodology. Links: Bandcamp Battle of the Bands is a labor of love not just for the … Read More ›
This elegant boxset is worth the hefty price tag if you are looking for original seven-inch cover art and an eclectic showpiece. Buzzcocks Complete UA Singles 1977–1980 Domino Records Links: Domino Records By the time I got around to becoming a Buzzcocks fan, it was long after the group was … Read More ›
This Chicago duo makes an impressive intro into the metal arena Hypervolume Conceive Self Released Links: Official Site There are times when it takes four people to build up the flex to create a soulcrusher of an album, and then there is Chicago’s Hypervolume. Two guys. A. Human and Fabian … Read More ›