A track from the new Bad Religion album has found its way online.
Bad Religion fansite bad-religion.net has gotten its hands on a track from the upcoming album and has given people a chance to hear it. Heroes And Martyrs will be on the album New Maps Of Hell which is out in July.
Click here for the snizzle.
During the first three days in March, Globe and Thrasher Magazine brought many of the best skateboarders in the world together for a Woodstock-like, extended skateboarding party, showcasing three completely different set-ups:
1. A ridiculously challenging, white-knuckle hazardous, sandpaper covered 10-foot deep halfpipe with kinks, a jagged, no-bonk lip and terrifying transitions, known as the Pizzey Bowl.
2. A metal mini ramp and a three-foot-high, four-foot-wide vertical concrete quarterpipe thrown in for good measure at the Globe Gold Coast Headquarters
3. The Varsity Double, a very large and daunting (six-flat-seven) double set of stairs with a hubba style ledge capped with metal.
$50,000 in cash was available over 3 days and the video from the event is now edited comprised of Thrasher’s Tizzy at Pizzey, Globe’s Mini Ramp Madness, and the Double Stack Cash Attack, this cinematic experience is like no other skate film you’ve ever seen starring: Mark Appleyard, Chris Haslam, Adam Dyet, Paul Rodriguez, Stefan Janoski, Omar Hassan, Greg Lutzka, David Gonzalez, Matt Mumford, Terrell Robinson and many more.
Go to www.globe.tv/moneyforblood for the money shot.
Ninja Tune are back with the new You Don’t Know night at the Big Chill House in King’s Cross on June 2nd.
The popular night, which is free before 9pm and £5 after 9pm, will see DMC whizz-kid and all round great chap A-Trak provide a DJ set with Abjekt Approved rapper Kid Sister hitting the stage with a live PA. Ollie from Herbaliser is on the decks too with DJ Sparky, Beardyman and Ross Allen completing the line up.
Make sure you check out the new Crossfire Hip Hop radio show which features Kid Sister’s track Southside to get you in the mood!
British punk up-and-comers Gallows are to reissue their album Orchestra Of Wolves.
The album will be released in its original form and with a special edition bonus CD, also getting its first vinyl pressing, a limited edition gate-fold album with the CD of the album enclosed in the sleeve and hits the shelves on June 11th.
The single Abandon Ship will come beforehand on May 28th as a download and June 4th on CD and 7″ coloured vinyl. The releases will be as follows:
CD Single:
1 Abandon Ship
2 Nervous Breakdown (Black Flag Cover)
7″ 1
a) Abandon Ship
b) Will Someone Shoot That Fucking Snake (BBC Punk Session – 5th April 07)
7″ 2
a) Abandon Ship
b) Surprise!
Orchestra Of Wolves reissue:
Original remastered Album release. Also available as double CD with twelve page booklet
Disc 1 – Original remastered Album
Disc 2
1) Abandon Ship (BBC Punk Session – 5th April 07)
2) Rolling With The Punches (BBC Punk Session – 5th April 07)
3) Will Someone Shoot That Fucking Snake (BBC Punk Session – 5th April 07)
4) Six Years (BBC Punk Session – 5th April 07)
5) Just Because You Sleep Next To Me (BBC Rock Session – 28th Dec 06)
6) In The Belly Of A Shark (BBC Rock Session – 28th Dec 06)
7) Sick Of Feeling Sick (New Song)
8) Black Heart Queen (New Song)
9) Nervous Breakdown (Black Flag Cover)
The band will also tour the UK in June before heading on out on the Warped tour in July and August. The dates are:
June:
Monday 11th Sheffield Leadmill
Tuesday 12th Leeds Cockpit
Wednesday 13th Belfast Auntie Annies
Thursday 14th Dublin Voodoo Lounge
Saturday 16th Aberdeen Tunnels
Sunday 17th Newcastle Academy
Monday 18th Bristol Bar Academy
Tuesday 19th Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
Thursday 21st London King’s College
This is the extended edit of the Almost…a Crossfire Gap Jam edited by AC. A better quality version of this will be ready for you to download today.
The Girl tour has been tearing it’s way through Europe over those recent horrible things controlled by the sun that some of us like to call ‘days’.
The stop on Saturday is Southbank in London, so for all you skate rats planning to attend, check out the recent footage from the Area 51 Demo in Eindhoven! It’s tasty!
Click the picture to get stoked.
The new skate company conceived by the illustrious Love Eneroth, Bellows, has now brought out a website for your perusal.
This is the first step of greater things to come from another European company with a masterful hand at aesthetics. Keep ’em coming.
Two new radio shows have gone live on Crossfire this week for your listening pleasure.
The brand new None More Punk show sees DJs Zac Slack and James Sherry rip through 22 songs whilst creating their own personal carnage in Crossfire HQ’s studio. Expect to hear the likes of Pulling Teeth, Suicide Bid, Melt Banana, The Subhumans, Butthole Surfers and The Bulemics plus much much more. Hit Henry Rollings to get the Punk ball rolling.
Then comes the new Hip Hop show with Zac Slack and Abjekt as they bring you the slammingest jammingest beats from across the globe taking in underground hip hop, old skool tunes and even some electro thanks to Oh No, Saian Supa Crew, DJ Mehdi, Chromeo, Funkdoobiest and more. Click Snoop for the snizzle dizzle.
Marilyn Manson is back in the news thanks to the video for his new single Heart-Shaped Glasses (When The Heart Guides The Hand).
The video features the oddball having sex with his real life girlfriend Rachel Evan Wood, though the singer hasn’t confirmed whether the sex was real or simulated. The singer commented:
“Let’s just say there were some conservative people involved (with the video) that got a little upset about things that were taking place, and there’s been rumours back and forth, but I will not confirm or deny them.”
The Nextmen are bringing out a new album, This Was Supposed To Be The Future on June 11th.
Four years after their last album, Brad Baloo and Dom Search have brought together a big summer record which will see the duo spin hip hop, dancehall, raggae and some soul, with Search saying “If you look at our DJ sets, that’s exactly what we play.”
Featuring appearances from Sway, Kidz In The Hall and Dynamite MC, it’s bound to be one to pick up.
They will be playing a tour to support the album on the following dates featuring MC Wrec:
May
31st – Soul Tree, Cambridge
June
2nd – The Rainbow, Birmingham
3rd – The Social, Nottingham
7th – ALBUM LAUNCH PARTY @ Cargo, London [with Sway, Dynamite MC and more]
8th – Thekla Social, Bristol
13th – World Headquarters, Newcastle
14th – Sub Club, Glasgow
15th – Assembly Bar, Edinburgh
16th – Winterwell Festival, Cheltenham
23rd – Glastonbury Festival
30th – Turnmills, London
July
21st – Friends & Family, Manchester
27th – Global Gathering Festival, Leeds
August
4th – Big Chill Festival, Hertfordshire
11th – Bloom Festival, Oxfordshire
26th – Get Loaded Festival, London
Check out an exclusive track by clicking here.