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Mptyzine40 Net.Pdf SOMETHING LIKE A DISCLAIMER THIS ZINE IS A PROUD 100% DIY PRODUCT, IS NOT ABOUT MUSIC REVIEWS HOW THEY SHOULD BE, IS NOT ABOUT CRITICS, IS NOT ABOUT FASHION OR LATEST TRENDS, IS ABOUT FEELINGS, IS ABOUT MY FRIENDS, MY BANDS, MY PASSION. IS NOT ABOUT PROFIT, IS NOT with good and FOR SALE AND IT WILL NEVER BE. IS JUST A HOBBY bad things, 13 FOR ME, IS NOT MY FULL TIME “WRITER/MUSICIAN/ CRITIC”JOB. IS NOT IN A PERFECT ENGLISH :) 13 years years in the ALL THE PICTURES ARE USED FOR PROMO AND THE DIY scene is something, 13 is our lucky number. Always COPYRIGHT REMAIN TO THE ORIGINAL OWNERS. ALL THE PROMOS ARE FREE AND I AM NOT TAKING ANY here and always we try to support what we like. In PROFIT FROM PROMOTING SOME LABELS OR BANDS. these moments we support the freedom of expression more than ever. We need the unity more than ever, we need to stop the abuse from corrupt politicians, police brutality and media brainwash, we need to place the CONTACT FOR CRITICS unity back in the center! United we fight!. Always stay SOMETHING LIKE A THANK YOU yourself and never forget your roots, never forget the CTHC,KOB RECORDS, MAD BUTCHER editor: MirceONE struggle and never forget the streets. Until next time RECORDS, 3 CEASURI RELE, PARCHEZ CA UN layout: facebook.com/ BOU, CORO AXA VALAHA, SCANDAL, VERDE cojocearo (who knows when...) be nice to each other! URBAN, OLD JUNKS CONSTANTA, FAT WRECK CHORDS, IORISKA, HELLCAT RECORDS, web: mptyzine.wordpress.com CONSTANTIANA. fb@mptyzineromania MirceONE - Constanta - August 2018 OUR FRIENDS ALL OVER: ROMANIA, UK, US, mail at: [email protected] AUSTRALIA, MEXICO, CANADA, GERMANY, AUSTRIA, UKRAINE,RUSSIA, NEW ZEALAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, ITALY AND ALL THE GOOD LABELS AND BANDS THAT WE HAVE PROMOTED ACROSS THE YEARS. ALWAYS STAY YOURSELF! MPTYZINE 40 FACEBOOK.COM/MPTYZINEROMANIA Pennywise are coming in force with: Never Gonna Die. Tracklist for Never Gonna Die: Well not much to say about Pennywise, they are along 1. Never Gonna Die 2. American Lies 3. Keep Moving with Rancid, Nofx, Offspring, the icon bands in punk of On 4. Live While You Can 5. We Set Fire the 90's. Of course they are getting old, not the same 6. She Said 7. Can’t Be Ignored 8. Goodbye Bad Times like Bro Hymn days but still here and still alive. The same 9. A Little Hope 10. Won’t Give Up the Fight sound angry, hardcore bites in punk rock clothes. 11. Can’t Save You Now 12. All the Ways U Can Die One more big up for Jim Lindberg and co. 13. Listen 14. Something New It doesn’t seem right / We’re running on suicide / We prolong the fight / We’re drowning and it’s never gonna die Don’t forget it / We rewrite the truth / The truth is we’re worshiping a lie MPTYZINE 40 FACEBOOK.COM/MPTYZINEROMANIA ow this is in my playlist for some time in rotation. The new Fight The Good Fight from NThe Interrupters. Out now on HellCat/Epitaph Records. 12 tracks in their mix of ska and punk only good for a Friday night with your mates. They formed in 2011 in LA from brothers Jesse (drums), Justin (bass) and Kevin (guitar) and of course Aimee Allen (vocals). The album was produced by Tim from Rancid and as well Rancid are present in one of the tracks: Got Each Other. This is their 3rd material and for sure is one their best. This is skanking mood all the way. Also do not forget to check the video for She’s Kerosene and check them online: https://wearetheinterrupters.com/ If you are alone tonight / You can come with us / If Title Holder / So Wrong / She’s Kerosene / Leap Of Faith / you don’t have friends or family / Or people that you Got Each Other (feat. Rancid) / Broken World / Gave You trust / We will be your confidants / Your sisters and Everything / Not Personal / your brothers / We don’t have much but we got each Outrage / Rumors And Gossip / other... Be Gone / Room With A View MPTYZINE 40 FACEBOOK.COM/MPTYZINEROMANIA ings of NYHC are back in 2018 with a brand album: FOR THE CAUSE. The pure, old NYHC, angry and in your face from the kings. Hardcore riffs, the same angry Freddy, a new slap for the ones that still think that hardcore is dead. Lyrics Kabout fighting for what you believe, not only for social causes, but for things that you like and love. It brings as well some well knows people on the album like: Sick Jacken, Steve Whale, Ice T or Tim Armstrong. For the friends, for hope and for fine ears! also check the two videos for The Fog and Rev Up!. Out now on Nuclear Blast. This is Madball at their best. 1.Smile Now Pay Later 2.Rev Up (feat. Sick Jacken) 3.Freight Train 4.Tempest 5.Old Fashioned 6.Evil Ways (feat. Ice-T) 7.Lone Wolf 8.Damaged Goods 9.The Fog (feat. Tim Timebomb & Steve Whale) 10.Es Tu Vida 11.For You 12.For The Cause 13.Confessions (bonus track) MPTYZINE 40 FACEBOOK.COM/MPTYZINEROMANIA HUB CITY STOMPERS From New Jersey are coming Hub City Stompers. The band has experience in the ska/ oi/reggae scene because of the members, most of them are coming from bands like: Insecter 7, Predator Dub Assassins, Bomb Town, Professor Plum and more. It’s a nice mix of Ska/Reggae with Oi, PunkRock, Hardcore, Jazz and HipHop. Haters Dozen is their 6th material and since this April is out on Altercation Records. Check them out here: https://hubcitystompers.bandcamp.com/ Also make sure to check their latest video for Hub City Stomp on Blank TV here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66DfkdV6uGY TRACKLIST Hub City Stomp/Mr. McFelly/Keepers/Voice/Bring Back the Dorks/What’s She Got?/ Father’s Day/Distance Water/Week’s Worth of Wednesdays/Hard Place to Be/Phantom Philly, What’s the Fuck?/Night of the Living TALCO Talco is the best proof that combat ska/punk isn’t dead. They are doing so good for the last six albums, and even if you are not speaking Italian, this album will make you jump for sure. The sound is still the same: trumpets mixed with folklore, punk rock and attitude, banjo, sax and accordion everything packed with nice graphics, makes this last album “And The Winner Isn’t” a must have. The album has already two videos to promote it: La Verita and Domingo Road (another hymn for St. Pauli). More info on talcoska.com TRACKLIST 1.Al Parto Sfigurato Della Superiorità 2.Onda Immobile 3.Señor Hood 4.Bomaye 5.Reclame 6.Lunga La Macabra Stanza 7.And The Winner Isn’t 8.La Verità 9.Intervallo 10.Domingo Road 11.Avatar 12.Matematica Idea 13.Silent Avenue (Nella Strada II) STREET DOGS Street Dogs are back with their new material: Stand For Something Or Die For Nothing. The same angry sound, the same American history lesson, tired of politics and fake politicians. It has everything that you need, it has punk rock attitude, is another in your face slap to every politician, is Boston style. They are still pissed off and nothing gonna change it. Hands up and see you in the pit. The album is out since June 2018 at Century Media and you can check them on https://thestreetdogs. bandcamp.com/. Top favs: Angels Calling (feat. Slaine) and Working Class Heroes. TRACKLIST 1.”Stand for Something or Die for Nothing” 2.”Other Ones” 3.”The Comeback Zone” 4.”Angels Calling (featuring Slaine)” 5.”These Ain’t the Old Days” 6.”Working Class Heroes” 7.”Lest We Forget” 8.”The Round Up” 9.”Mary on Believer Street” 10.”Never Above You, Never Below You” 11.”Torn and Frayed” MPTYZINE 40 FACEBOOK.COM/MPTYZINEROMANIA MPTYZINE 40 FACEBOOK.COM/MPTYZINEROMANIA Who remembers Skalariak, this is for you: Juantxo Skalari and La Rude Band are here to tell you that Rudi Not Dead. A perfect mix of ska and a bit of punk. After Skalariak, he started a project called The Kluba and in 2012 started a tour with the train in Europe called: Rude Rock Train. In 2014 he released an album called Rude Station and as well he published a book, after 20 years of Skalari music, he starts the project with his brother Peio and the band that was with him live: La Rude Band. Rudi Records has 10 tracks and there are few videos available to promote the album. Something not to miss. Personal favorite: Rudi Not Dead and Partisana. Sarrera VIII/Partisana/Rudi Not Dead/En Silencio/ Fuego Negro/Hooligan/Nuevo Octubre/ Puedo Olvidar/Al Desaparecer/Somos Un Peligro. Rude Bones are back with a new album:Just Started. This is SKACORE made STAND UP & SHOUT in Japan, they kick it loud. Formed somewhere in 1993 with influences from GETTING OFF NOW bands like: Specials or Fishbone. So if you are into bands like: Skatalites, YOU BY MY SIDE Slackers, Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Voodoo Glow Skulls then go for them! RIDE ON THE BEAT SIT ON MY BED THE RACE MELODY LIFE ONE GOAL ON MY MIND SMALL BORDERS MOST WILL BE ALRIGHT MPTYZINE 40 FACEBOOK.COM/MPTYZINEROMANIA 1.Sacrifice 02:30 2.Rise And Fall 01:46 3.No Right 01:44 4.Disenfranchised 01:06 5.Trying 01:24 6.Bed All Day 01:26 7.No Future 00:51 8.Hope 01:47 9.They Can’t Control 01:14 10.Marginalized 02:01 11.Walls 01:38 12.Blame 01:33 13.Guns 01:43 odern Enemy are the real deal.
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