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Record-release roundup
Folk-punk band Sledding with Tigers introduce their Space jam–themed Come On and Slam August 8 at Gym Standard shoe store.
The band formerly known as Ed Ghost Tucker will release a final EP under that name while debuting their new incarnation, the Lulls, at the Soda Bar on August 1. Now a trio since the departure a few months ago of Michaela Wilson. Aztec Brewery will host a dual release party August 7 for Lena Belle Anderson’s My Own Way CD and a new full-length from the Younger Brothers.
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"Never Really Good at Sports"
Sledding With Tiger's, Folk-O-Rama session
Nineteen years after the movie that inspired it, Come On and Slam drops August 8 with a release party at Gym Standard, courtesy of Sledding With Tigers, who basically created the Space Jam-themed album after an internet dare. “I think I might be the only person self-centered enough to take the plot of a ’90s children’s movie and end up writing a bunch of songs that are secretly about myself,” says frontman Dan Faughdner.
Social Club will introduce their Shadows EP August 9 when they perform at City Fest on the Grand Stage. Splavender’s debut album, Shoreline Dilemma, premiers August 15 at Heavy Friction Warehouse in El Cajon. “We’ll have a guest percussionist, as well as visual artists onstage and 20 artists displaying work,” says main-man Daniel Ellis.
The newest from Metal vegetarians Cattle Decapitation, Anthropocene Extinction, features guest appearances from Author & Punisher’s Tristan Shone, Bethlehem’s Jürgen Bartsch, and former Pantera singer Phil Anselmo. With its savage first single “Manufactured Extinct” now available, they’ll play House of Blues August 21.
The Awakening, the ninth studio full-length from hard-rock rappers P.O.D. was produced by longtime collaborator Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, Kelly Clarkson), with guest performers including Maria Brink (In This Moment) and Lou Koller (Sick of it All). For the release party, you’ll have to go see Mickey’s neighbors at the Anaheim House of Blues on the August 21.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Product coming in August from San Diego bands
Record-release roundup
Product coming in August from San Diego bands
Record-release roundup
Folk-punk band Sledding with Tigers introduce their Space jam–themed Come On and Slam August 8 at Gym Standard shoe store.
The band formerly known as Ed Ghost Tucker will release a final EP under that name while debuting their new incarnation, the Lulls, at the Soda Bar on August 1. Now a trio since the departure a few months ago of Michaela Wilson. Aztec Brewery will host a dual release party August 7 for Lena Belle Anderson’s My Own Way CD and a new full-length from the Younger Brothers.
Video:
"Never Really Good at Sports"
Sledding With Tiger's, Folk-O-Rama session
Nineteen years after the movie that inspired it, Come On and Slam drops August 8 with a release party at Gym Standard, courtesy of Sledding With Tigers, who basically created the Space Jam-themed album after an internet dare. “I think I might be the only person self-centered enough to take the plot of a ’90s children’s movie and end up writing a bunch of songs that are secretly about myself,” says frontman Dan Faughdner.
Social Club will introduce their Shadows EP August 9 when they perform at City Fest on the Grand Stage. Splavender’s debut album, Shoreline Dilemma, premiers August 15 at Heavy Friction Warehouse in El Cajon. “We’ll have a guest percussionist, as well as visual artists onstage and 20 artists displaying work,” says main-man Daniel Ellis.
The newest from Metal vegetarians Cattle Decapitation, Anthropocene Extinction, features guest appearances from Author & Punisher’s Tristan Shone, Bethlehem’s Jürgen Bartsch, and former Pantera singer Phil Anselmo. With its savage first single “Manufactured Extinct” now available, they’ll play House of Blues August 21.
The Awakening, the ninth studio full-length from hard-rock rappers P.O.D. was produced by longtime collaborator Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, Kelly Clarkson), with guest performers including Maria Brink (In This Moment) and Lou Koller (Sick of it All). For the release party, you’ll have to go see Mickey’s neighbors at the Anaheim House of Blues on the August 21.
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