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The Bruce Lee Band - Community Support Group EP

The Bruce Lee Band Community Support Group EP For his first Bruce Lee Band release in nine years, frontman Mike Park recruited some ringers in the form of AP scribe Jeff Rosenstock (ex-Bomb The Music Industry!) on bass/vocals, Hard Girls/Classics Of Love guitarist Mike Huguenor and Chinkees drummer Kevin Higuchi. Though this lineup have never […]

Exclusive: Bruce Lee Band (mbrs. of Skankin' Pickle, Bomb The Music Industry!) to release new EP

AltPress can exclusively announce that the Bruce Lee Band will be releasing a new EP titled Community Support Group on Jan. 28, 2014 via Really Records. A vinyl pre-order is available here. Bruce Lee Band is fronted by Mike Park, owner of Asian Man Records and former frontman of Skankin' Pickle and the Chinkees; on […]

Weekly Playlist #33: 10 Essential third-wave ska songs about food

AP 301, our Warped Tour 2013 issue is out now! To give you just a wee taste of what's inside, we're bringing you this preview of the issue's final page–our famed 10 Essential section in playlist form. Ska-B-Q (noun):a social gathering taking place outdoors where food is prepared over an open flame, and music with […]

We Are The Union - You Can't Hide The Sun

We Are The Union You Can’t Hide The Sun The resemblance between We Are The Union and a ska-punk prototype like Less Than Jake is uncanny—but the similarities in horn-constructed harmonies and true-to-life lyrics don’t define them. There’s freshness to WATU’s approach, one that, since the band’s inception in 2005, continues to push the well-worn […]

Reel Big Fish - Candy Coated Fury

Reel Big Fish Candy Coated Fury It may seem downright ridiculous that in the year 2012, Reel Big Fish are not only releasing new music, but it sounds like they picked up where they left off in 1997. The thing is, Aaron Barrett and his crew understand this fact better than anyone—and they unabashedly embrace […]

Watch a complete Slapstick live set from 1996

Move your coffee table and skank away: A complete live show from legendary Chicago ska-punk collective Slapstick has made its way online. The 31-minute set was filmed at the Tune Inn in New Haven, Connecticut, on July 26, 1996, and is one of only a handful of videos of the band that has been unearthed […]
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