In this episode of Cult & Culture, Luke and Justin lead a panel in front of a live audience with Three One G label-mates Cody Votolato (The Blood Brothers, Head Wound City), John Brady (Swing Kids), and Sam Stothers (Narrows). This event took place at UCSD after a viewing of Anton Corbijn’s “Control”, a film MORE…
Three One G welcomes Microwaves to our roster: “We tend to think of microwaves as a clean radiation force, but maybe it really is disguised chaos. That’s the way the Pittsburgh band Microwaves plays it — without the disguise. The band, which formed in 2000, has no use for the niceties of pop or rock, MORE…
Since his first tour and formation of the band Struggle at age 15, Justin Pearson has been bassist and/or vocalist in a slew of subversive and, at times, divisive acts including Swing Kids, The Crimson Curse, The Locust, Some Girls, Retox, Head Wound City, and Dead Cross. His razor wit and quick retorts have been MORE…
“In their decade-and-a-half of existence, the duo has morphed from a clamorous noise rock duo to a daring and melodic band making some of the most compelling and enjoyable experimental rock being made today. So it’s both a happy and unfortunate happenstance that many people know them mostly as ‘that band David Yow was in MORE…
Planet B have been busy working on their new album, as well as recently releasing the “Church of the Motherfuckers” remix for Dead Cross on the self-titled EP that just came out on Ipecac. They recently filmed a video with Isreal Henshaw and Jay Strickland for their remix which was recently released via Ipecac. All MORE…
Pre-orders for The Race to Zero by Justin Pearson are now being taken! Since his first tour and formation of the band Struggle at age 15, Justin Pearson has been bassist and/or vocalist in a slew of subversive and, at times, divisive acts including Swing Kids, The Crimson Curse, The Locust, Some Girls, Retox, Head MORE…
Now available only in our web store, the out of print The Chinese Stars “Heaven On Speed Dial” limited alternate silk-screen LP, limited to 50! If synth punk no longer sounds like so strange a term, given how bands like the Screamers and other, more obscure fellow travelers have since been lionized, there’s still the MORE…
Out there is one of the best thrash-grindcore-technical metal albums that a lot of people have never heard of. Asterisk released “Dogma 1: Death of a Dromologist” many years ago, and you probably missed the memo. If you know what we are talking about here, then that’s fantastic. Either way, if you read on, you’ll MORE…
Gross Anatomy is a Rock Roll Repeat collaboration with vocalist and bassist Justin Pearson (The Locust, Three One G Records, Swing Kids, Dead Cross, Retox). Originally it was a flier designed by Justin for a show featuring The Locust, Arab On Radar, Go Go Go Airheart, and Run For Your Fucking Life back in 1999. MORE…