Tag: ernest jenning record co.
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Perennial – “Modernism”
The title track off Perennial’s new album confirms that sound of the new wave of rock ‘n roll is always going to be about an unbridled energy exploding from its core, keeping it feeling fashion-forward.
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Parts & Labor – “Seamripper”
Have Parts & Labor just discovered a way out of this hellscape? This one tears a new one into its space-time continuum’s fabric, for sure…
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Perennial – “What’s New On The Beat Scene”
The New England mod punk trio give the kids what they want by kicking up some chaos on the dance floor with the first single off their new album, ‘Modernism’.
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Parts & Labor – “Arterial Material”
If this is the sound of Parts & Labor in decay, the corrosive ear bleed will have been well worth it in pushing the noise barrier.
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Parts & Labor – “Haunted Limbs”
The surging mission statement from the Brooklyn experimental noise-rockers’ return album, ‘Set of All Sets’, is more than up for the task at hand in saving the world from itself.
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Recommended Album: Beauty Pill – ‘Blue Period’
Within the remastered listens of early material by the cult favorite D.C. punk band are the blueprints etched by an artist challenging the norms in varying voices, non-linear patterns and rhythm, all nuanced in definition.
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Beauty Pill – “I Don’t Live Today”
The latest hidden gem to be uncovered off the D.C. punk band’s forthcoming Dischord-era anthology is a “study of a Jimi Hendrix” song, and it shows in the fascinating detail in which the mind of Chad Clark works.
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Beauty Pill – “Fugue State Companion”
A bold reminder that art’s past will always be appreciated in a future lens from the seminal D.C. punk band’s forthcoming compilation, ‘Blue Period’.