The new album from TOO MANY DAVES “The Return of the Living Daves” is now officially streaming on all platforms. You can pre order the limited edition etched lp from our Bandcamp page or the A.D.D. Site.
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Mississippi Daiquiris video by Miller Lowlifes is now live.
The Return of the Living Daves video is now officially live.
Panthro U.K. United 13 emerged from the burgeoning Gainesville punk scene in the late 90’s. Panthro U.K. United 13, released their first and only full length “Sound Of A Gun” on February 28, 1998 through No Idea records. The home at the time of Hot Water Music, Small Brown Bike, and Radon. The bands ability to collate the urgency of the vocals, the hooky melodies, the chunky guitars, the thunderous drums, and the non apologetic lyrical approach had the scene taking notice. A signature sound was forming and It seemed destined to ascend above a sea of Green Day and Blink wannabes. Then, just one year later, in the midst of their prime, they abruptly call it quits in 1999.
More than a quarter of a century later Panthro U.K. United 13 have emerged from hiatus recharged, laser focused, pissed off, and back in the studio. Throwing up a middle finger in the form of “All Fucked Up”. A three song barn burner that doesn’t miss a beat. Reigning in the signature hate rock battle hymns we urgently chanted along to with ferocity. All Fucked Up is an unabashed return from this veteran punk rock powerhouse. Living proof that what can’t be killed only comes back stronger.
Between the grooves of this split LP, two Tampa Bay party bands–Miller Lowlifes and Bad, Bad Things–belly up to the bar to compare their Florida-inflicted battle scars and swap a few tunes back and forth like rounds of shots.
On side A, Miller Lowlifes wear their Bay-area pedigree on their sleeve, boasting members of Awkward Age, Articles, Big Sad, Madison Bloodbath, and Too Many Daves. The band’s style of catchy pop-punk juxtaposed with Richie’s introspective, raspy lyrics would be just as comfortable Malort-drunk in a lonely Chicago bar as it would be finishing its 4th Boca Fiesta margarita at The Fest.
FFO: The Lawrence Arms, Dillinger 4, stage banter
Side B marks Bad, Bad Things’s first foray into the semi-permanence that is pressed vinyl and magnetic tape. Started as a pandemic project, the four Tampa DIY vets cut their 70s inspired, powerpop proclivities with hints of southern-tinged dad rock and bubblegummy, Ramonescore punk. The two singers alternate laying down snotty tongue-in-cheek lyrics over tunes interlaced with hooky leads and gratuitous guitarmonies.
FFO: Superchunk; Thin Lizzy; Stemmy/seedy shake