David Rokos is ready to have a good time. In the past seven years since he released his last album, "When You Were Her" (Rogers Park Records, 2016), the world has certainly changed, and so has he. After teasing a new, more upbeat style on two Covid-era single releases, his new album "This is Landing", is filled with the big drums, big hooks, and

David Rokos is ready to have a good time. In the past seven years since he released his last album, "When You Were Her" (Rogers Park Records, 2016), the world has certainly changed, and so has he. After teasing a new, more upbeat style on two Covid-era single releases, his new album "This is Landing", is filled with the big drums, big hooks, and big production that he is known for, but with a (slightly) more positive outlook on life. ​ "This record is a reflection of where I am now - a married, happy guy in my mid 30s - as opposed to the brokenhearted lonely guy in my mid 20s on the last record," Rokos says with a laugh. Tracks like "What a Memory" and "Passport Photography" fly by as they tell stories of his travels and his relationship. Not that the album is all fluff though, tracks like "Play Sober" and "No Fighting in the War Room" describe Rokos' relationship with alcohol and mental health in a way that feels much more private than anything in his back catalog. ​ A more settled life as afforded Rokos more opportunities to record this time around. After recording the Drums and Bass at the Echo Mill Chicago, he recorded guitar and vocals at Gravity Studios Chicago, a studio that has housed Chicago legends like Fall Out Boy and Smashing Pumpkins. For two acoustic songs Rokos went to The Village Studios in Los Angeles, channeling his favorite songwriter, Tom Petty, in the studio where he formed the Heartbreaks. He likes to this Tom would be proud, but more likely he'd just be annoyed that Dave's ripping him off.

Tim Nave is an experimental folk artist from Carter County, Tennessee. Bitter As Hell is a series of short albums that are inspired by his life and the area of Appalachia where he was raised. The albums use storytelling, acoustic instruments, and a variety of folk genres to bring the tales to life. The album is a reminder that the stories you don't

Tim Nave is an experimental folk artist from Carter County, Tennessee. Bitter As Hell is a series of short albums that are inspired by his life and the area of Appalachia where he was raised. The albums use storytelling, acoustic instruments, and a variety of folk genres to bring the tales to life. The album is a reminder that the stories you don't tell will make you bitter and that it's better to find joy in spite of life. The Volume 1 EP contains the songs "Boomerang", "Life's Not Fair But I Love You", and "Praying For Rain"

A brand new compilation featuring artists performing creative and rad mashups of classic punk songs originally recorded between 1975 and 1985. Featuring: Plasmid - Uncontrollably Neat; The Cheats - Returned Pretty; David Rokos - I Hope Her So; John Stoecker - Your Love Is Like Suspect Device; Doping the Void - If The Kids Are a Warhead; The

A brand new compilation featuring artists performing creative and rad mashups of classic punk songs originally recorded between 1975 and 1985. Featuring: Plasmid - Uncontrollably Neat; The Cheats - Returned Pretty; David Rokos - I Hope Her So; John Stoecker - Your Love Is Like Suspect Device; Doping the Void - If The Kids Are a Warhead; The Homisides - Beat My Guest Senseless; Royal Honey - Viva La Trash; Drew Neely & The Heroes - Ain't Got No High School; The Richard Move - The Wonders Don't Shut Up;

Previously unreleased songs all written and/or recorded during the great plague of 2020. This is the winter edition featuring: Murder for Girls, Johnny Razor, Fay Lockwood, Rocky Dennis Face, Human Bard, Brian McArdle, Middle Finger, The Anti-Psychotics, Zach Porlier, ASSFAULT, The Shadow Event, and Shantuck. Presented by Some Die Nameless and

Previously unreleased songs all written and/or recorded during the great plague of 2020. This is the winter edition featuring: Murder for Girls, Johnny Razor, Fay Lockwood, Rocky Dennis Face, Human Bard, Brian McArdle, Middle Finger, The Anti-Psychotics, Zach Porlier, ASSFAULT, The Shadow Event, and Shantuck. Presented by Some Die Nameless and Katzulhu Productions

“Goodnight, Nurse” is Radar’s latest full-length addition to the genre they coined as Trash Rock. Radar revisits their distinct sounds of grunge and punk with new dynamic songs described by Brian Shamie in the Daily Herald as “grungy rock, but with an elevated flair.” Recorded at the Echo Mill by Matt Holmes, this album proves to be an energetic

“Goodnight, Nurse” is Radar’s latest full-length addition to the genre they coined as Trash Rock. Radar revisits their distinct sounds of grunge and punk with new dynamic songs described by Brian Shamie in the Daily Herald as “grungy rock, but with an elevated flair.” Recorded at the Echo Mill by Matt Holmes, this album proves to be an energetic and powerful follow-up to Dirt.