Go Betty Go is an all-female pop punk band from Los Angeles that, along with bands such as Union 13, Los Abandoned, The Dollyrots, and Left Alone, have been prominent in the Southern California Chicano Punk scene that started in the mid-2000s and continues today.

Kepi is a genius. This ex-Groovie Ghoulies frontman is KEEPIN’ IT REAL, with his all new band and solo project. He’s been on tour for like 12 years straight. If you see them play and don’t like them, then you must hate fun. The terrorists win. Buy albums now. Don’t wait.

Blurring the lines between fanfiction and adaptive reality, The Eradicator, based on the Kids in the Hall sketch of the same name, places the aggressive ski mask-wearing squash player in a restless environment confronting internal demons while combating external challengers as part of his quest to maintain dominance atop his local D Squash ladder. On their third LP, called Forever the Eradicator out October 2022, the Eradicator combines a Melodic Punk foundation with metallic riffs and high energy anthems.  Live in concert, The Eradicator is in character, masked and motivated by dominance over his squash game. The absurdity of the performer crossed with the revolving cast of veteran musicians who have played in Punk, Metal, and Hardcore bands for the better part of 20 years has left audiences amused, bewildered, but surprisingly apt to come back for more throughout the seven year existence of the band, resulting in over 150 performances across four countries.

Recording artist on Stardumb Records!
Geoff Palmer is an American musician and songwriter from Rochester, New Hampshire, now living in Madison, Wisconsin. He is a founding member and songwriter for veteran garage rock/power pop band The Connection and punk band The Guts, along with being a member and songwriter with the Kurt Baker Band and solo artists.

It’s simple – Parasites are one of the longest running and most influential Pop Punk bands ever. They helped define the genre, and never changed their sound to fit the latest trend. They’ve released 8 albums, 20 singles, and have songs on more compilations than you can count. They’ve done 16 tours, and played nearly 1000 shows all over the US, Europe and Japan. Pop Punk bands from all over the US, Europe, and Japan have recorded covers of Parasites songs. Parasites have done a lot, however, here’s two things Parasites haven’t done: sell out, or give up.

Formed in 1991 by drummer Matt Fish & guitarist Ben Wrecked. Building a strong fan base by regularly playing locally & regionally. They perfected their unique fast & aggressive yet melodic sound in 1996 with the addition of Mike Slapface on Bass and Brett Moore on 2nd guitar. The band initially called it quits in 1998. In 2023 they are playing music again joined by Peter Woodward on Bass.

Putting Punk, Pop, Post Punk and Power Pop into a blender and serving it to you shaken, not stirred since 2022.
DEBUT RECORD OUT IN 2024!