Tag: SNAPPY LITTLE NUMBERS
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Cheap Perfume – Don’t Care. Didn’t Ask LP
Seriously, stop whatever you’re doing and pay attention. Cheap Perfume, with their new record Don’t Care. Didn’t Ask., aren’t messing around. It’s a manifesto wrapped up in some seriously loud, abrasive riffs, and shouted with zero apologies. If you’re tired of timid music and think punk rock should actually mean something, then this album is…
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Model Martel – A Thousand Couple Times LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
You know that feeling when a band just gets it? Not just the energy, but the architecture of a great song? That’s exactly what Cleveland, Ohio’s Model Martel has delivered with their new full-length, A Thousand Couple Times. It’s a carefully calculated blend of melodic punk rock, indie punk, and emo, executed with such precision…
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ZEPHR – Past Lives LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
Let’s just be honest here, there’s so much noise out there, so many bands trying to sound like three different subgenres at once, that sometimes you just want the straight goods. You want the raw emotion, the loud guitars, and the chorus that makes you involuntarily punch the air. That’s where ZEPHR steps in with…
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State Drugs – Parade Of Red Flags LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
Let’s talk nostalgia, but not the cheap, dusty kind. We’re talking about that specific, complicated feeling you get when a sound perfectly captures the emotional intensity and melodic genius of a bygone era, yet delivers it with the polish and perspective of the present day. That, my friends, is the experience of plunging headfirst into…
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Cheap Perfume Drop New Punk Anthem “Dead If I Do” Ahead Of Upcoming Album
Colorado punks Cheap Perfume return with their new single Dead If I Do, taken from their upcoming album Don’t Care. Didn’t Ask., due October 3 via Snappy Little Numbers. Known for their sharp, feminist punk anthems, the band last released Burn It Down in 2019, a record that cemented their place in the underground with…
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Premiere: Seth Anderson Shares His New Single “Leafs Are Out” Ahead Of Release Date
Thoughts Words Action is thrilled to premiere “Leafs Are Out”, the latest single from profoundly talented singer-songwriter Seth Anderson. Known for his heartfelt storytelling and raw authenticity, Anderson once again delivers a song that resonates with intimacy and universality. “Leafs Are Out” offers a glimpse into his forthcoming album These Exact Days, These Peaceful Nights,…
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Guest Directors – Interference Patterns (Snappy Little Numbers / Topsy Records)
Seattle’s Guest Directors have crafted something remarkable with their latest LP, Interference Patterns. The album takes listeners on a captivating journey through a vast universe built upon ethereal vocals, reverby guitar works, and complex beats. From the opening notes to the closing track, each song gradually spirals into the next, sometimes powerful and other times…
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Album Preview: Sarah Shannon – Demo 98 12″ EP (Snappy Little Numbers / Minty Fresh Records)
“When Velocity Girl finally ended its wild ride in 1997, I was still eager to make music. In 1998, I gathered my friends Geoff and Adam. Together, we went into WGNS studios to record some new songs I had written (as well as a cover Adam was bugging me to do). The songs reflected on Velocity…
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Spells Released New Single “Don’t Tell Me Anything”
Hit song alert! SPELLS has a brand-new digital single out today and it’s called “Don’t Tell Me Anything”. It’s a pay-what-you-want track with all proceeds benefiting The Blue Bench, a Denver-based organization working to eliminate sexual assault and diminish the impact it has on individuals, their loved ones and our community through comprehensive issue advocacy, prevention and care. You…
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The Animal Steel – A Surefire Way To Get Sober LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
Here’s the last one from the latest batch provided by Snappy Little Numbers. Like the remainder of their impressive roster, The Animal Steel isn’t an exception either. After listening to so many bands from Denver, Colorado, it makes me wonder, are there any groups that don’t sound good? Seriously, they’re all superb, and luckily enough,…
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Greg Laraigné – The Brightside Of It All LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
At first, I thought this was a crust punk or a modern hardcore record. The entire visual identity made me think I will maybe experience an ultrafast, blackened, d-beat hardcore album stacked with hellish screams and shoutouts. After all, dotwork imagery and the theme pointed that out from the very beginning. It was strange considering…
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Former Lives – Ceremony Of Leaving 12″ EP (Snappy Little Numbers)
Today, we have a Ceremony Of Leaving, an exceptional 12″ extended play release by Former Lives. Of course, it’s one of the latest arrivals to our headquarters from the box sent by Snappy Little Numbers, a prolific record label based in Denver, Colorado. As far as I am informed, the Ceremony Of Leaving is a…
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