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War Time Dub, Culture City (feat. Lil Ugly Mane) by CULTURE ABUSE "After spending a majority of 2018 on the world's stages alongside NOTHING, Green Day, The Bronx, and more, Culture Abuse are conquering the open road yet again—this time, for their first-ever full headlining North American Tour," reads a recent Culture Abuse/Culture City press release. Fittingly dubbed the "Culture City Funky Rock Party" Tour , Culture Abuse will be "THROWIN' A PARTY ACROSS NORTH AMERICA" and will be joined by a star-studded cast of Punkers during their 23-date jaunt including: Tony Molina, DARE, Young Guv (Ben Cook of F*cked Up & No Warning,) Regional Justice Center, RAZORBUMPS, Pale Lips, Buggin' Out, Entry (members of Touché Amoré,) Lil Ugly Mane , Army, HiGH, Slow Fire Pistol, Fake Eyes, Poison Thorn (Shane Moran of Title Fight,) Strange Magic, No Right, Jocko, Cadaver Dog, and Wild Side. Culture Abuse 's current line-up consists of frontman Da...

HEALER / DJ EONS presents: DANK GOBLINS - split by Warthog Speak Records Dan "Lactose" AKA Dan Oblivious AKA DanOne 625 AKA Kung Fu Dan AKA DJ Eons One was once the guitarist/vocalist/sampler for Redwood City, California -based Punk/Hardcore & Powerviolence band, SPAZZ . Although, SPAZZ were only initially active from 1992-2001, Oakland -based imprint Tankcrimes has recently re-released Sweatin' to The Oldies , Sweatin' II: Deported Live Gorilla, and Sweatin' 3: Skatin' Satan & Katon , which were originally issued by 625 Thrashcore/Slap A Ham Records . Aside from SPAZZ , Dan Lactose (@DanLactose) has spent time playing or recording with CCCRRCCSSLLRRKKRRSSS , Crate Goblins, Deny The Cross , Dreonism, Funeral Shock , Grand Invincible, Shadow People , Shed Dwellaz, Sheep Squeeze , Three Wheel Motion, Torture Unit , U.S.F. Underbucket , and more. Lactose has also, recorded and released a number of Hip-Hop/Breakbeat -minded projects attributed ...

"You could fit the contents of Tony's previous releases on Slumberland and Matador [Records] onto one side of a 90-minute cassette and still have room left over for the eight offerings on CONFRONT THE TRUTH , but would you want it any other way? When Tony sings about "trying to move on but I just don't know how," no extension of the time it takes for him to bring that feeling across is going to solve the problem at hand. You're immediately thrust into the orbit of these songs; you know how he feels, and now you can relate. Transference is complete. You've got plenty of time left over to dwell upon them. The eight offerings on CONFRONT THE TRUTH notch a significant advancement in his style and approach. Almost completely absent from these new songs are the over-loaded guitar crunch of DISSED AND DISMISSED , or his earlier work with OVENS; it's replaced by gentle acoustic balladry, tasteful Mellotron and piano backing, the kind of musicianship that o...