Famous Jewish Pitchers
Southern California’s Pulley are perhaps the only legitimate band to have an ex-major leaguer as their singer (Scott Radinsky). A singer who also happens to be one of the best Jewish pitchers of all time (3.44 lifetime ERA). They have a new song called “Mandarin” posted on their MySpace page, from a new EP called “Time-Insensitive Material.”
Keith Loutit’s tilt-shifted timelapse videos are stunning:
Swedish pop punks No Fun At All are releasing their first new album in six years on Nov. 14 and the first tracks from it are available for streaming on their MySpace page. Njuta av!
Is it too early for Tom Gabel of Against Me! to go solo? No matter, he’s hard at work on his first LP titled “Heart Burns,” which has a super cool cover created by Steak MTN. Here’s a homemade video for one of its tracks, “100 Years of War.” The album is out Oct. 28 on Sire.
Bob Mould will pen his autobiography with help from Michael Azerrad, rock biographer extraordinaire, who will trace the life of the Husker Du frontman from punk rock to professional wrestling.
“Toy Punks” is a series about Japanese toys, fashion and punk rock. Nice.
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