Showing posts with label Right on Track. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Right on Track. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Monday, January 4, 2010
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
HUGE GCA UPDATE! THE MIX TAPE COMETH AND MORE...
The first GCA Mix Tape will be up this coming Monday, December 7th at Noon! That's 11 unreleased tracks from Utah's finest. FREE!
1. Tamerlane - Dreams
2. One Clean Life - Hey World
3. Dogwelder - Smells Like Mean Spirit
4. To A Close - Up & Black
5. Reviver - New Lows
6. Collapse - Quicksand
7. Right On Track - You Were There
8. Dead As Lions - W.A.R.
9. Reach - Before It's Lost
10. City to City - 9th & Broadway
11. Glacial - Behind Your Beard
In other GCA news, Monday will also see the launch of 3 regular columns here on the site. First, the Salt Lake Hardcore 101 section will receive a major jump start. Every Monday you'll find a new article on a classic Salt Lake City band, label, shop, zine, or venue! Look out for Deadfall 101 Monday morning!
Second, we're launching the Salt Lake Hardcore Music Archive. Updated every Wednesday, this section will host a constantly expanding database of downloadable Salt Lake Hardcore classics... past to present. Tune in next Wednesday for the chance to acquire one of Salt Lake's most-overlooked/important/excellent records, the Better Way Demo!
And finally, every single Friday you'll find a new article by the name of One Voice. It will feature a 5 question mini-interview with those who've helped shape Salt Lake Hardcore Punk. Our first voice will be from Troy Trujillo (11th Street Electric Gallery, Opened Up).
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
ONE CLEAN LIFE & RIGHT ON TRACK TO RELEASE SPLIT
Ogden Hardcore staking its claim. This is gonna rule!
Look out for unreleased tracks from both of these bands on the forthcoming GCA Mix Tape: Volume One.
Look out for unreleased tracks from both of these bands on the forthcoming GCA Mix Tape: Volume One.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Monday, September 21, 2009
MORNING AFTER: BROADWAY CALLS
The pop-punk stylings of Broadway Calls are a bit out of regular GCA wheelhouse, but they've always been good friends of ours (from way back in the Countdown to Life days) and we were happy they made room for us on their quick cross-country trek. Uprok may not be the best venue, but it works for what we need it to do right now—give bands a place to play and give all of you a place to see under-the-radar bands that deserve it. Everyone came out to support a great line-up and it made for an all around awesome show.
Antics kicked things off (on time, thank you very much) and the Fat Wreck Chords inspired punk rock brought a smile to my face as soon as I walked through the door. These boys have a bright future ahead (and I apologize for not getting video—the battery was dead. I'll get you next time).
Ogden's favorite band Right On Track was next and gave everyone a good look at the future of hardcore in Utah. The boys get better each time they play and are having no trouble living up to their adopted title.
After that, Reviver—back from their most recent West Coast tour and armed with a slew of new songs—took the stage (or floor, rather) and delivered a fast-paced and fully charged set. Reviver has been working hard and the new stuff sounds great—let's hope they keep it up for a long time.
Punk rock was the theme of the evening and Flint, Michigan's The Swellers kept it going just the way it should be—fast and catchy. The band recently signed to Fueled By Ramen and have big things in their future, but you'll be able to say you saw them up close and personal way back when.
Finally, the band everyone came to see was on. Broadway Calls—on their way to the east coast—made a special stop in Salt Lake City and did not disappoint. High five's and sing-a-longs were in place all night as the band tore through songs from their newest release Good Views, Bad News and a lot of older favorites, too. They'll be on the road with The Gaslight Anthem and Bouncing Souls later this year, so keep your eyes on them. They're about to blow up.
Thanks to everyone for coming out and making it as much fun as it was.
Broadway Calls
The Swellers
Reviver
Right On Track
Antics kicked things off (on time, thank you very much) and the Fat Wreck Chords inspired punk rock brought a smile to my face as soon as I walked through the door. These boys have a bright future ahead (and I apologize for not getting video—the battery was dead. I'll get you next time).
Ogden's favorite band Right On Track was next and gave everyone a good look at the future of hardcore in Utah. The boys get better each time they play and are having no trouble living up to their adopted title.
After that, Reviver—back from their most recent West Coast tour and armed with a slew of new songs—took the stage (or floor, rather) and delivered a fast-paced and fully charged set. Reviver has been working hard and the new stuff sounds great—let's hope they keep it up for a long time.
Punk rock was the theme of the evening and Flint, Michigan's The Swellers kept it going just the way it should be—fast and catchy. The band recently signed to Fueled By Ramen and have big things in their future, but you'll be able to say you saw them up close and personal way back when.
Finally, the band everyone came to see was on. Broadway Calls—on their way to the east coast—made a special stop in Salt Lake City and did not disappoint. High five's and sing-a-longs were in place all night as the band tore through songs from their newest release Good Views, Bad News and a lot of older favorites, too. They'll be on the road with The Gaslight Anthem and Bouncing Souls later this year, so keep your eyes on them. They're about to blow up.
Thanks to everyone for coming out and making it as much fun as it was.
The Swellers
Reviver
Right On Track
Friday, September 18, 2009
BROADWAY CALLS SHOW TONIGHT
Broadway Calls
The Swellers
Reviver
AS WELL AS
Right On Track
Antics
Show starts 6pm sharp, ends before 9.
@ Uprok(342 s. state)
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