Tag Archives: screamo

PG.99 Announces 2nd Reunion + New Release

The immensely influential Virginia band PG.99 have announced a second reunion show, now set to perform on Saturday August 27th at The Black Cat in Washington, DC.They will be performing alongside longtime friends and New Orleans doom masters THOU.  PG.99’s first reunion show will be in Richmond, VA at Best Friends Day, August 19th with ConvergeCapsule and The Catalyst.

To coincide with the reunion shows, the band’s collection-album, “Singles”, will be issued on vinyl for the first time via Robotic Empire (originally released on CD by Reptilian Records in 2003). This 18-track collection was newly mastered by James Plotkin and three preview tracks are streaming on bandcamp orsoundcloud. The vinyl is available in three different colors and the preorder can be found here.

For the “Singles” Collection cover + tracklisting….

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Ampere-Like Shadows

It’s been a while since Ampere put out some new music, and if you know anything about anything, you should know that Ampere doesn’t mess around when it comes to their trade. 2004’s All Our Tomorrows End Today is considered by many to be a classic of the screamo genre, and the band as a whole is comprised of long-time veterans of the genre, especially guitarist Will Killingsworth of Orchid fame. Like Shadows is the new LP from this Amherst powerhouse, and it picks up right where their previous outing left off: intense, calculated, passionate and technical hardcore.

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Ampere – Like Shadows Preorder + Full Album Stream

No Idea Records have begun the pre-order for AMPERE’s new album, Like Shadows.Those who preorder will not only get the album in a limited pre-order only color, which includes a download code of the entire album, but they will also receive a bonus LP of thirty rare songs entitled The First Five Years with a limited hand screened cover. Forty five songs on 2xLPs.
In case you’re the kind of person who likes to try all of the ice cream flavors before you buy, you can head over to the A.V.Club’s Loud Column, and give the entire album a taste.