The next Playlist in our ongoing series features Less Than Jake, Plow United, and Flatfoot 56. All three bands are hitting the road together, and we couldn’t be more stoked to work with them. Check out the Playlists and listen to the songs while reading everyone’s thoughts! (Click on image to listen in Spotify) The Downtown Struts - Swiss Army Life The Brokedowns - Apocalypse Seaside Heights The Business - Suburban Rebels Knucklehead - Jacob Burke Devo - Mongoloid *Song is currently not on Spotify Justice - Fish on the Hook Stiff Little Fingers - Wasted Life Beastie Boys - Sabotage The Arrivals - Water Water Everywhere ...

Blink 182 's Travis Barker and Bad Religion 's Brooks Wackerman are among the nominees for best drummers in the new Modern Drummer Magazine poll . The contest is described: Each year there are drummers who deserve recognition for their exceptional work on record, live, and in the educational arena. As a member of the most educated drumming audience on the planet, you're in the perfect position to share with the world who those special players are. Voting will run until February 15, 2012 and you can vote for those drummers (and others) here .

KoRn will headline the 7th annual D-TOX Rockfest. Joining them will be Bad Religion as well as deathcore sensations Suicide Silence. Last year’s event was headlined by NOFX and Lamb of God. Once again this year, over 100 bands will be performing live at D-TOX Rockfest 2012, at the famous marina in Montebello, Quebec, Canada. [...]

Montebello, Wednesday February 1st, 2012 – Outaouais Rock is proud to confirm that legendary alternative metal pioneers Korn will be performing and closing the Friday night of this year’s 7th edition. After selling over 35 million albums, winning 2 Grammy awards and being together for almost 20...

KoRn will headline the 7th annual D-TOX Rockfest. Joining them will be Bad Religion as well as deathcore sensations Suicide Silence. Last year’s event was headlined by NOFX and Lamb of God. Once again this year, over 100 bands will be performing live at D-TOX Rockfest 2012, at the famous marina in Montebello, Quebec, Canada. [...]

Nice EP from They Stay Dead from the States old school influenced Punk Rock like Bad Religion pretty nice Stuff If you ask me! I try to find some more stuff from these guys Facebook   |   Bandcamp 01. Paper 02. Transmission 03. Darkness Download (Mediafire)

Requested by thehighwaysend • Compiled by thefuckingkoolaid 01. Streetlight Manifesto - “Would You Be Impressed?” (Somewhere in the Between) 02. Marilyn Manson - “Antichrist Superstar” (Lest We Forget: The Best Of) 03. The Subhumans - “No” (The Day the Country Died) 04. Crass - “So What?” (The Feeding of the 5000) 05. Nirvana - “Tourette’s” (In Utero) 06. Ice Cube Ft. Korn - “Fuck Dying” (War & Peace) 07. Justbeatz AKA the Headbangers - “Til You Die” (Unknown) 08. Kid Cudi - “Up, Up, and Away” (Man on the Moon: The End of Day) 09. Agent Orange - “Bloodstains” (Living In Darkness) 10. Bad Religion - “Fuck Armageddon, This Is Hell ...

The National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM) will award their annual Independent Spirit Award for 2012 to Epitaph Records founder and Bad Religion guitarist/songwriter Brett Gurewitz. Gurewitz, according to NARM President Jim Donio, "personifies the independent spirit, inspiring countless punk and indie bands through his work in Bad Religion and helping many of them reach their full potential at Epitaph Records, including The Offspring, Rancid, and NOFX... His creative entrepreneurship and commitment to thinking outside the box make him a strong player in today's music industry. We look forward to seeing what he does next." The award will ...

NARM will hang out their prestigious Independent Spirit Award at the Music Biz 2012 convention this coming May. This year, the award goes to none other than Brett Gurewitz. "Brett personifies the independent spirit, inspiring countless punk and indie bands through his work in Bad Religion and helping many of them reach their full potential at Epitaph Records, including The Offspring, Rancid, and NOFX," said Jim Donio, President of NARM. "His creative entrepreneurship and commitment to thinking outside the box make him a strong player in today’s music industry. We look forward to seeing what he does next." Read ...

Sellfish are a dutch 90's Skatepunk Band in the veins of NOFX, Bad Religion etc. They've been around for more than 16 years now, and this is their newest LP It features remastered tracks from past out-of-print EP's, as well as all the songs from their newest, self-titled EP from 2008 Speed, nice melodies and a great voice makes this an overall great skatepunk album with a nice old-school touch Facebook | Official Homepage 01. It Doesn't Matter 02. You & I 03. Break Down The Wall 04. Saturday 05. Killing Anger 06. Every Generation 07. Big Old ...

You can now hear some of your favorite KROQ bands covering the songs of legendary Bob Dylan, available now on Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan, a 76-song tribute compilation album honoring 50 years of Amnesty International. Featured musical artists and bands, all from different genres, each took a unique approach to their [...]

It's hard to believe that nearly a decade ago, Taking Back Sunday released their debut album, 'Tell All Your Friends' , which paved their way to success. Ten years later and five albums now under their belts, we caught up with front man Adam Lazarra and bassist Shaun Cooper to take a retrospective look back at the band's career since the release of 'Tell All Your Friends' and what the future holds next for the Long Island five-piece. Alter The Press: We're nearly at the 10 years mark since the release of 'Tell All Your Friends. ' What comes ...

Filed under: News Charles Epting When Bad Religion drummer Brooks Wackerman interrupted his set at the Guitar Center 'Drum-Off' at Los Angeles' Club Nokia this past Saturday (Jan 14.) to invite out some friends out on stage with him, no one in the capacity crowd knew what they were in for. Just a few moments later, Jack Black, Kyle Gass, John Konesky and John Spiker - the guys from Wackerman's other band, Tenacious D - graced the stage and the place went into meltdown mode. Kicking off with their tongue and cheek anthem 'The Metal,' and continuing through a punchy, energetic ...

Drummer Brooks Wackerman (BAD RELIGION, TENACIOUS D) played with Robert Trujillo (METALLICA) and Armand Sabal-Lecco (PAUL SIMON), both on bass, this past Saturday (January 14) at the twenty-third annual Guitar Center's Drum-Off, the nationwide search for the next great undiscovered drummer, at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, California.

The Punk Rock Museum (http://www.facebook.com/pages/Punk-Rock-Museum/111766225602021?sk=info) opened its doors today, and it features memorabilia mostly from acts which inspired the L.A. punk rock scene including *Bad Religion* (http://absolutepunk.net/badreligion), *The Circle Jerks...