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02/22/08 Knitting Factory Hollywood, CA
03/14/08 Albertos Pizza Lompoc, CA 03/15/08 Showcase Theater Corona, CA 03/18/08 The Brickhouse Phoenix, AZ 03/20/08 Rock Bottom San Antonio, TX 03/21/08 Red Seven Austin, TX 03/22/08 Red Blood Club Dallas, TX 03/23/08 Walters on Washington Houston,TX 03/27/08 Orpheum Tampa, FL 03/28/08 Backbone Music Delray Beach, FL 03/29/08 The Social Orlando, FL 03/30/08 Landshark Cafe Atlantic Beach, FL 04/01/08 Steppin Out Virginia Beach, VA 04/02/08 The Ottobar Baltimore, MD 04/04/08 Mainstage Pompton Lakes, NJ 04/05/08 Knitting Factory New York 04/06/08 Middle East Upstairs Cambridge,MA 04/08/08 Club Lambi Montreal, Quebec 04/09/08 Mavericks Ottawa, Ontario 04/10/08 The Kathedral Toronto, Ontario 04/11/08 Magic Stick Detroit, MI 04/12/08 Agora Ballroom Cleveland, OH 04/13/08 Reggies Rock Club Chicago, IL 04/15/08 Conservatory Oklahoma City, OK 04/17/08 Marquis Theatre Denver, CO 04/19/08 The Venue Boise, ID 04/20/08 Studio Seven Seattle, WA 04/22/08 Rock N Roll Pizza Portland, OR 04/24/08 Club Underground Reno, NV 04/25/08 Thee Parkside San Francisco, CA Discography
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Time Again is a punk band from Los Angeles, California, and they have a sophomore album called Darker Days coming out on February 19th on Hellcat Records.
This music reminds me of the third wave of punk, the wave that came after grunge, in the late 1990's. When punk wasn’t as watered down as it is today. This is what got me into punk rock. None of this angst-ridden whiny sceamo shit bands with long names that are metaphoric.... This is just good punk music. 3 power cords, heavy bass beat, fast drums and a gruffled lead singer with an attitude that says I don’t care that I sing off key.
Time again - will in essence bring you to a time again when music wasn’t overly produced and to a time that music was just good upbeat music with social relevance. Time again indeed.
Darker Days is what is ahead if punk doesn’t go back to these roots.
As you can tell I love this band. Can’t wait until they drop another album.... This is what punk rock needs. A look back at sounds we have all forgotten.
Kinda like an early Rancid CD, not the newer stuff. It doesn’t have the weight of Tim Armstrong and Lars, but being signed by Hellcat, you know they approve.
My favorite songs are "Soon it Will Be" track 2, and "Montreal Street Kids" track 7, and "Outcast" last track. The whole CD brings me back when Rancid and Green Day was at the top of their game.
02/08/2008 17:04:52
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