Where We Exist, the follow up full-length from NJ Ska Punk band Survay Says, will be released by TTLR on July 20th. The album, recorded at the Highland House, is the band’s most personal to date focusing on themes of loss and isolation. However, Survay Says, still stays true to their two-tone roots and their tongue-in-cheek lyrics and humor.

To promote the release of Where We Exist, Survay Says will be doing a series of shows this weekend. On Friday, Survay Says will be playing the Clinton Community Center in Clinton, NJ,  if you buy a ticket for the show you get a copy of Where We Exist! On Saturday, Survay Says will be playing the Crocodile Rock in Allentown, PA. The band will finish their series of release shows with a stint at Warp Tour at the Comcast Theater in CT. Until then check out “The Netflix Song” from “Where We Exist.”
http://youtu.be/bpmqF3n0zts
 

Everyone here at TTLR is so proud and stoked to finally be able to share with all of you Kids Insane’s video for ”Same Shit, Different Scene.” The animated short is a collaboration between the band and Work Hard, Be Nice that features the music of Kids Insane and the art of Alon Bonder. The music and short speak volumes about Kids Insane and the message of their debute album All Over, due out August 1st. We hope that you enjoy the video as much as we all do!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmQL1OXB10k

Formed in Tel Aviv, Israel, it was almost natural for the members of Kids Insane to find punk rock. Kids that live in Israel are forced to join the military and serve a mandatory 3 years. Pacifists are thrown in jail if they refuse recruitment. Other kids seek a way out of service through the mental health officer. The band found an outlet in the culture and music of punk. Drawing on the events that surround them in the news, other art forms, and their personal lives, Kids Insane have stripped down hard core and have begun rebuilding one angry brick at a time.

The band’s upcoming debut release, All Over, due out in August, is a punk rock manifesto that questions everything and denies nothing. From start to finish, All Over brings Kids Insane’s message that there is never one truth through the fury and aggressiveness that is in each song.

Third Time Lucky Rekords is excited to welcome Kids Insane into the TTLR family.

Preorders are available at http://kidsinsane.bandcamp.com/

Available for digital download at http://thirdtimeluckyrekords.bandcamp.com/album/all-over

Winslow continues to carry the banner of the Quebec Punk scene with their second full-length “Get Nice,” releasing today (6/6) through Third Time Lucky Rekords.  Engineered byDan Bosse, Rene Garcia (The Brains) and Stu McKillop (Daggermouth, Rain City recorders), “Get Nice” has been a jump for the band in terms of production and song writing. The sophmoric release, features songs like “El Suave,” that have been written and performed over the last year but have remained unreleased, as well as more recently written songs like the well-crafted aggressive pop punk anthem “The Cat’s Meow.”

The release of “Get Nice” kicks of Winslow’s Canadian Tour to promote the new album.

“Get Nice” is availabe here.

Winslow Tour Dates are posted here.

If you lived in the northeast last year there is no way you can forget the horrible snow storm we were all slammed with in October. For days you were cold and pissed. “Dear JCP&L I’m tired of This Nonsense,” the new single released from NJ ska/punkers Survay Says!, encapsulates the anxiety and isolation we all felt on those dark days with humor and a two-tone groove.

“Dear JCP&L,” previews the shift Survay makes with this newest album, to be released through Third Time Lucky Rekords on July 20th. The songs on the album tend to focus more on the lives and struggles of the band  more so than previous albums, making this album the band’s most personal to date.

Download the song for free here!

 Neck Deep Media and Third Time Lucky Rekords have teamed up to release a compilation of some of our favorite “unsung heroes” that we think absolutely need to be heard!

 Get It While It’s Hot Features these great bands:

Chase This City, Elude, A Photo Finish, Still Rings True, Atlas On Strike, She’s Alive, Steiner Street, Junes Not Faking, Forrest, Noise Brigade, Legend in Japan, Survay Says!, Keyoung, Aimee Macarthur, No Tide, Winslow, The Longest Monday, Against The Ropes, Captain and Jack, Seventh Inning Stretch, Gone By Friday, Strangers Now, Whispers of Wonder, The Rowley Estate, and AMORIDE

Last month Welsh punk/emo quartet Forrest released thier debute album Before You Go on Third Time Lucky Rekords. The album was launched as a limited run on cassette tape. Shortly after the release the album sold out completly in Europe. Third Time Lucky Rekords and Forrest plan to rerelease Before You Go on 7 inch, to be distributed both in Europe and the US for Forrest’s July tour.

We are stoked to announce Steiner Street’s ”Time and Temperatour” presented by Late Night Sing Alongs with Young English, Still Rings True, With the Punches, Mixtapes, and Undesirable People! The tour will start July 6th  and will run through July 17th, hitting spots in the northeast and central regions. All dates and shows will be announced after the weekend.

While on tour, Steiner Street will be keeping a tour blog that will be posted LNSA to keep everyone up-to-date with how the tour and shows are going.

Still Rings True are releasing naked versions of two new songs today for their European tour. The songs will be available on an exclusive European dropcard that will be available for free download for all of their fans while they are on tour! Get the new songs at www.stillringstrue.com/freesongs. Both songs are a sample of the direction that Still Rings true will be taking on their next album. The band is looking to expand on their sound by writing songs that are still observations on our current societal and political state but are markedly more personal.

We are happy to announce that we are continuing our summer dropcard series with one of our favorite sites to get our music news- Neck Deep Media!

Neck Deep Media will be collaborating with TTLR to put out a summer compliation that will feature some of the best unsung heroes punk, pop punk, and hardcore have to offer.

We are opening submissions today! So, any interested bands please send your song and band info to info@neckdeepmedia.com.

See flyer for more information.