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Leftover Crack will release an oral history of the band titled The book was written by LoC guitarist Brad Logan and Punknews' John Gentile. The book tells the entire history of the band via first-hand accounts from the break up of Choking Victim through the present day. Architects of Self-Destruction tells dozens of stories including the band's conflict with Hellcat Records, the donut social, the time they faced off against a gang in Florida, the riot in Phoenix where the band themselves actually started the riot, the fact that had the drummer not quit his job to tour with the band he woul...

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Announce New Album 'When God Was Great' Lest you think they've gone Christian ska, their new track is called "I Don't Believe in Anything" Published Mar 03, 2021 Three decades into their career, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones remain masters of ska. And they'll soon prove their accolades further with a new album. Last month, the band confirmed that they'd signed with Hellcat Records and shared a new song called "The Final Parade" that included guest spots from most of ska. Now, they've announced their first LP for the label and shared another tune. The album is cal...

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Share Guest-Filled New Song The Final Parade Tuesday, 26 January 2021 The Mighty Mighty Bosstones have signed a new record deal and released a new single. Titled The Final Parade and co-produced by Rancid's Tim Armstrong with fellow Grammy winner Ted Hutt, the eight-minute all-star ode to ska-punk bubbles with the familiar bombastic energy that the Massachusetts band are known for. It marks their first single on Armstrong's Epitaph imprint Hellcat Records and is described by vocalist Dicky Barrett as, "a love letter to Ska music and the people that mak...