The Return of PissedOn – now with a new venue

Local grinders Pissed On are back in action after a multi-year break. Thanks to No Comply, they’ll be busting some eardrums at a new venue opening up at the corner of 12th and Oak St. No word on a venue name yet but you can show up on March 8th at 1231 W Oak Street and find out for yourself. Not sure if anything will be ready for the show, but there may be some skate ramps around the spot, so bring your boards and $10 and check it out.

In anticipation of the show, Pissed On have also released a few new tracks on their BandcampH.A.M.F. ’24 and Insides Outside. Give em a listen below:

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New Knocked Loose album announced

Knocked Loose and Pure Noise Records have announced a new full-length record. Entitled ‘You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To’, the new record will have 10 pummeling tracks, which you can preview at the Bandcamp link below or watching the new video for the first single from the album: ‘Blinding Faith’. The full album will be released just after Derby on May 10th.

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Belushi Speed Ball knows your favorite color and your favorite food

Belushi has released not only a new music video for their new single ‘My Favorite Color Is Pizza‘ but they’ve announced their next full length title ‘Stellkira‘. But you know what you want what you really really want? It’s ‘My Favorite Color Is Pizza‘ playing through an actual slice of pizza! Never slacking in the creativity department, the band has actual pieces of pizza (Detroit -or- New York style) encased in epoxy that will play the new song.

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My Old Kentucky Home – the documentary

Louisville will have a new documentary soon from director Hayden Harralson entitled My Old Kentucky Home. The doc will focus on Louisville’s punk scene through shows at Spinelli’s on Baxter, Headliner’s, and more. The premier show will be the second event at the new Spinelli’s downtown (574 South 4th Street) and will kick off with a showing of the doc before the bands play.

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