• Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/10651726-Tenia-3
• Bandcamp: https://teniahc.bandcamp.com/releases

• MusicBrainz: https://musicbrainz.org/artist/84557341-0bfa-43a8-bb10-8746fdccc15b

• MusicBrainz: https://musicbrainz.org/artist/965dd4cc-5b9a-43ea-8100-9fc7f4e7ce38

• MusicBrainz: https://musicbrainz.org/artist/171a3598-783a-43a2-a23c-13cf0bc929d5

• Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/5269111-Fantes-Dust
• Bandcamp: https://fantesdust.bandcamp.com/

https://aussie.zone/post/11500210

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/16244539

> For any 3 Colours Red fans who aren't yet aware of this: the band's singer/bassist Pete Vuckovic has a personal website here, along with a page that links to this one new song from 2019 and its music video his Vimeo account here. > > The page at the second one of those links above has this to say about the song & its video: > > >Early afternoon, February 2019, in a Sky Box Loft at New York’s Ludlow Hotel, a few drinks in on my birthday and this chorus comes from absolutely nowhere. > > > >Stoned in London, days later, and I write out the verse in 5 minutes. > > > >Later, at my friend Jerry’s house, who not only looks after my cats Angus and George whilst I’m away, but also does Eddie Cochran as good as Steve Jones, I’m feeling inspired and unusually curious, so ask if he’s up for a quick recording session. > > > >He says “yes”, so I nab a tenner off him and head for the off-licence. > > > >After heroic doses of 1664 in a very short time, a guitar track, a couple of musical moves and a well twatted fender p are recorded, which, from a bit of me but more of him, somehow... makes my drunk yelling, almost listenable. > > > >He calls them ‘scratch’ guitars. > > > >I’ve left on some bad vocals. > > > >But... you know… fuck it. > > > >Here’s the result. > > > >Enjoy :) > > > >Pete

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/16243761

> Here's an hour-long concert (from 2004) by a 1990s/2000s-era punk rock / hard rock band from the UK that — unfortunately — deserved more recognition than they ever got. > > R.I.P. Keith Baxter > > (P.S.: for any 3 Colours Red fans who aren't yet aware of this, the band's singer/bassist Pete Vuckovic has a personal website here, along with a link to this one new song from 2019 and even a music video (on Vimeo) for it.)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/16244161

> HEAVY! 🤘 > > God bless The Wildhearts!

One of my guilty pleasures is shredding guitar solos. I'm looking for recommendations on punk guitarists or songs that absolutely shred.

Examples:

• Lagwagon (Chris Rest) - Surviving California
• Dead Kennedys (East Bay Ray) - Pull My Strings

> Potato harvest > > >> I don't need an SUV >> >> No convertible or BMW >> >> I want to mow and also thresh >> >> And need something for dinner > >> Yes, today is potato harvest >> >> No masters, but combine harvesters >> >> Black, red and gold is being threshed >> >> And tonight we're having a party! > >> With the combine harvester through Eppendorf¹ >> >> Your eyes will grow wide >> >> Claas Dominator² dominates the city >> >> And today we mow you flat! > >> Yes, today is potato harvest >> >> No masters, but combine harvesters >> >> Black, red and gold is being threshed >> >> And tonight we're having a party!

¹Eppendorf: Gentrified Hipster quarter in high living cost city Hamburg, Germany

²Claas Dominator: 1980s/1990s West-German combine harvester series

[Bandcamp blurb:] Chicago, 2023. The no-coast metropolis is hustlin’ and bustlin’, and overworked, underpaid, zombified bodies are moving from point A to point B to point C to point A, doomed to tread this worn-out path till they punch the one-way ticket to Death’s Elevator six-feet under. Isn’t it all so…mundane?

CONSENSUS MADNESS, one of the city’s current heavy-hitters, tackles these themes on their 2023 demo. Acting as a follow-up to their self-titled 7” on IRON LUNG RECORDS, this tape acts as an early-morning wake-up call delivered by the most jaded, frustrated, and exhausted hotel concierge. The five tracks featured on this glorious hunk-of-plastic tackle the ramifications of capitalism: the lack of time, the lack of resources, and the lack of care to be another cog in the machine. These ideas are backed by a steady, powerful rhythm section to accompany bright, sharp guitars and snidely delivered vocals. The result is a modern take on proto- and first-wave punk with hints of egg-leaning hardcore, beckoning for the listener to pogo till their legs give out.

Psy-Wi-Fi releases January 15th via Helta Skelta Records.

Prefer this version to the rock for light version.