My friends, it is my pleasure to update you on the latest releases from Convulse Records.

They are the unstoppable label that brought us gel, MS paint, and military gun.

These next releases are straight-up bangers, so let's go.

First we got the band American Culture, whose new LP, Hey Brother, it's been a while,

effortlessly weaves the band's many influences

into one cohesive sound, conjuring up an endless array of rock music fantasy scenarios.

Like, what if the Stone Roses were fronted by Jim Carroll?

What if spiritualized and the replacements wrote music together?

I mean, come on, I feel like when I got sent that description,

I was like, that's, you're just, that's just for me. That's the most for me shit I've ever read.

Next up, we got Candy Apple. They are such a sick hardcore band that touches on noise and

experimentation throughout their new album, Comatose. Fans of pissed jeans, total abuse, and

Hoosker Doe will find plenty to like.

Lastly, we got Pardiner.

Their new 7-inch EP, Paranoid in Hell, marries big 90s rock hooks with fuzzed-out slacker rock.

Fans of teenage fan club, Sebadot, or Beat Happening, will enjoy.

You can listen and purchase these records

when you head on over to convulsrecords.bancamp.com.

First ever podcast.

First ever podcast.

My name is Jeremy Bollem.

I am your host, and if this is your first time here, this is a show where I interview artists of all kinds about the first experiences in their art form that led them to where they are today. This is episode 211. And my guest this week is Mike Burdan of the band Uniform, who have a brand new record. It's available right now.

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