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Review by: Lauren Sauer
When the headlining band doesn’t come on until after eleven thirty, you know it’s going to be a great night. No sarcasm—I mean it. Titus Andronicus, the punk band that constitutes the one and only reason why I am proud to be from Jersey, made the hours in close quarters well worth the wait.
Preview by: Lauren Sauer
You can stop holding your breath now.
Dance-punk golden boys Death From Above 1979 announced a second album on Tuesday, complete with track listings, international tour dates, and a tentative reunion. Best of all, they dropped a new single off The Physical World: ‘Trainwreck 1979’, ripe for the drooling over.
Preview by: Lauren Sauer
Editors Note: Lauren Sauer joins us via Brooklyn, NY as of last week. Big welcome to the GoodBAMMCrew!
No, no—not Shakespeare’s homicidal military man. We meant the band. If you haven’t heard Titus Andronicus’ witty lyricisms by now, you should probably make a point of it. As a ragtag bunch of indie kids, they’ve certainly made the news, what with so many upcoming projects: just this past Wednesday, a new single was announced, as was the schedule for a series of vinyl releases. ‘Stranded’ (On My Own)’, is already up on the band’s site, and is just waiting for some eager little ears. Hop to, music junkies—the general has spoken.
