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There's also this, which isn't that much different than the link I initially provided, but nice to see the band getting some well-deserved attention: http://www.brooklynvegan.com/gaytheist-releasing-how-long-have-i-been-on-fire-stream-a-track/

Portland, OR's own Gaytheist returns with their 5th full length record and their finest work to date. 13 songs of KABOOM rock, depression anthems and various attempts at communication. Feedback, rhythm and speed, it is an amalgamation of punk, hardcore, metal, and wild rock. Incredibly catchy leads and soaring vocals are carried by subatomic, weighty bass grumblings while a tornado of drum wailing knocks the listener on their ass. Oh, and they're really funny too. Who says metal has to be so serious all the time? “How Long Have I Been On Fire?” captures a band able to dissect serious topics and weighty feelings while exuding the essence of joy through anthemic and completely kick-ass music. First single and pre-order is up over here: https://hexrecords.bandcamp.com/album/gaytheist-how-long-have-i-been-on-fire

PINKO is a three-piece band from San Antonio, TX who have been playing out since 2015. They've released 3 splits and an EP, and now have their first full length out. If you dig noisy, chaotic stuff, but with a lot of post-hardcore rhythm you will probably dig this. The LP comes in a limited edition of 100 copies of each: Red vinyl w/ red poly bag, Yellow w/ yellow poly bag, hand-pour lavender/black mix w/ purple polybag. It looks pretty cool. Here's a link to music/records: https://hexrecords.bandcamp.com/album/pinko-you-you

Full stream up now. Record officially out on 10/11. Pre-orders have been shipped. https://www.kerrang.com/the-news/post-boredom-get-frantically-metaphysical-on-their-new-album/?fbclid=IwAR0_laZrXkU6LWtX6aFF-UMbUH72hrnVyouMEeCWHbWkCOjj6PvyvlqoBp0

POST/BOREDOM, from Seattle, will release their debut LP "Ritualistic Time Abuser" on Hex Records Oct. 11th. The first song from the record can be heard HERE which is also a good place to pre-order the LP (or CD). The records came out real nice looking too

Cherubs are wild. The peak of hiding pop hooks within huge walls of feedback and noise. I'd highly recommend checking out their last LP "2ynfynyty" for those just hearing them for the first time. Their last record before that was 20 years ago, "Heroin Man", which is sort of a lost gem amongst the AmRep crowd and is definitely on the dirtier/heavier side.

Records are in and shipping. 100 on solid yellow 200 on hazy clear US orders: https://hexrecords.bigcartel.com/products International orders: https://mvdshop.com/search?q=USA+nails+life+cinema

London-based USA Nails will released their fourth album "Life Cinema" on May 10th 2019 through Hex Records in the US (Dipped In Gold/Bigout in Europe) .If you're into stuff like Wire, The Fall, Devo, Pissed Jeans, and early Sonic Youth then there's a good chance you'll enjoy USA Nails. The US pressing of this record is the only version being pressed on colored vinyl 100 opaque yellow 200 hazy clear For domestic orders go here: https://hexrecords.bigcartel.com/product/usa-nails-life-cinema-lp For international orders (who will still have the two different colors) go here: https://mvdshop.com/search?q=USA+nails+life+cinema Here's a track/video from the new record:

Yeah, that's exactly who I was thinking was going to be the partner. As much as I think Pirates/GZ does cool-looking records its' a situation of multiple middlemen in the process which increases costs overall.

It seems to basically just be a brokerage service, of which there are many of those these days. And if their 'manufacturing partner' is who I think it is than that makes bandcamp just a broker for another broker. Too many middlemen.

Records out and shipping now. They came out real pretty. Get one now: https://hexrecords.bandcamp.com/album/great-sabatini-great-falls-split-lp

Records finished and shipping this week: https://hexrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-funeral-discography-2001-2004

Coming out in March: A collection of everything ever recorded from Syracuse hardcore band The Funeral. The group existed between 2001-2004 and recorded two full lengths, and several demos. This material has never been released on vinyl and some of it only existed as short run CDRs or cassettes. All the material has been remastered for this collection and comes on a double LP in a gatefold jacket, complete with hundreds of pictures and flyers, as well as a booklet detailing lyrics, shows, and an oral history of the band. Download card included. First 100 copies on colored vinyl and the rest on black. No Echo has premiered a couple tracks and more info about the collection here: http://www.noecho.net/features/the-funeral-syracuse-hardcore-band Record can be pre-ordered here:https://hexrecords.bigcartel.com/product/the-funeral-discography-2001-2004-2xlp

Streaming in full over at Invisible Oranges, records ought to ship within 2 weeks: http://www.invisibleoranges.com/great-falls-the-great-sabatini-split/

These guys right here.