Hardcore punks Peroxide recently disbanded, but they weren’t going to head out without releasing one last record! They blaze through seven songs here, sharp and ferocious as ever, full of headbanging potency and piercing decibels. All proceeds from ordered tapes are going towards helping the Turbo’s with recent medical expenses. “The Big Light” is a powerhouse closing to Peroxide. Long
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Garage rockers Duckling played at Cactus Club on Saturday night along with hardcore punks Peroxide, Madison-based power pop band Proud Parents, and Columbus, OH-based avant-garage rockers Dana. Duckling consists of guitarist Derek Marinello, bassist Jordan Moreno, and drummer Quinn Cory; all three members share vocal duties. This was their first show in two and a half years. “We were super
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Hardcore punks Peroxide are out with their debut full-length album. The band delivers high-speed rippers that encompass everything from finding Adderall, having sweaty dreams, and stealing drugs from Brookfield. The final track, however, is a gentle and graceful organ track contributed by Lowell E. Schultz. Joey Turbo’s vigorous vocals combined with the tight riffage and ferocious drumming all add up
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Hardcore punks Peroxide have a new single out, recently included on Cactus Club’s Vol. 1 compilation tape. It’s a minute-long jam that calls to fight for what’s right and for everyone’s right to happiness. That sixty seconds is still more than enough time for Peroxide to bang and rumble for liberation. Support your local DIY scene and support Cactus Club!!
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Hardcore punks Peroxide have their first music video out, which is also their first release with Joey Turbo on vocals. Shot by PJ Moody, the dawgies are shown messing around during a backyard hang. There’s a pool involved and it looks invitingly fun. Wearing masks and lighting things on fire are just a couple ways the boys get weird. Peroxide
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Math rock duo Beach Burial are out with their final release as a project. It’s a two-song EP; “Nervous Creatures” wanders with curiosity and apprehension, as its title suggests. “Wheels Turning, Hands Grasping” is anxious and frantic yet focused and determined. Both tracks bring out different emotions and it’s a succinct last word from Beach Burial. We’re sad to see
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We miss shows. The Riverwest DIY scene has come to the rescue.
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A rambunctious punk fest took place at Bremen Cafe Thursday night, bringing moshes and headbanging all night long.
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