All posts tagged "three one g records"
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264Music Videos“Bright Side Of Death” – introducing DEAF CLUB, new project feat. members of THE LOCUST, DEAD CROSS, ACXDC
DEAF CLUB is a savage sound bath dripping with sardonicism: a blastbeat-centric hardcore punk assault channeling crust, thrash, and grind (un)sensibilities. Succinct...
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1.9KNews StoriesBest of 2018 shortlist: Justin Pearson
Each week this year, we’ve listened to and promoted as much new music and artists as possible. Each week, our post of...
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4.1KBooks & Zines“The Race to Zero”: Justin Pearson’s lyrical works examined
Each year it becomes trickier to say how prolific Mr Justin Pearson is. In ‘The Race to Zero”, his new collection of...
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3.5KExclusive Streams“We’ve got trouble” – author Adam Gnade’s frightening comment on Trump’s America
If art flourishes in harsh political and social times, the Trump presidency should give rise to loads of creative works, both written...
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2.5KToursDEAD CROSS (Patton, Lombardo, Pearson, Crain) announce European tour
DEAD CROSS (Dave Lombardo (ex-Slayer/Suicidal Tendencies), Justin Pearson (Retox/The Locust), Mike Patton (Faith No More/Tomahawk) and Michael Crain (Retox, Festival of Dead Deer)) will...
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3.6KInterviewsLove Oakland – remembering the Ghost Ship Fire
December 2nd, 2017 marked one year since the Ghost Ship Fire in Oakland, one of the deadliest mass-casualty events in the history...
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4.0KNews Stories“Possibly irrelevant”: End Of The Year List by Three One G Records
By now you’ve probably checked out an end of the year list or two. Well, apart from the fact we’re not big...
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2.8KInterviewsIt’s Hard Not To Be Political: an interview with CA punks DEATH EYES!
“Si La Revancha Fuera Una Opcion” 7″ EP by San Diego raging hardcore punk act DEATH EYES came out a couple of days...
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1.1KMusic VideosZEUS – “Enemy e Core” video
Weird, experimental noise rock / drum & bass duo ZEUS have premiered their brand new video of Enemy e Core, coming from the...
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1.0KNews StoriesZEUS! release new album on Three One G!
ZEUS! aims at using the minimum in order to get the maximum and is: not metal, not punk, not math, not noise,...
