Monday, May 30, 2011
Going to Texass
and if youre in Europe somewhere, go see Matty V playing bass w/ After The Fall
June 25 at Tommy's
Saturday June 25
Tommy's Tavern 8pm $5
CANCER - Albany Raw Punk x-Acid Reflux
LOOSE ENDS - New Brunswick Fast Punx
LONG PIGS - NYC Degenerates
DIPERS - NYC Serious Hardcore Punk
G to Greenpoint Ave. google maps, dawg
Afterparty at Daddys, 435 Graham btwn Richardson & Frost
Sean and Elsner from Pollution DJ Wipers / Rudimentary Peni Dance Party
You're Gonna Get Wet!!!
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Crust Never Sleeps Podcast: Volume 28 (5/24/2011)
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Crust Never Sleeps Tonight
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Crust Never Sleeps Podcast: Volume 27 (5/17/2011) ft. Occult Detective Club Interview
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Crust Never Sleeps Tonight
Monday, May 16, 2011
Free NYC Dipers show tonight
And if you wanted to grab a copy of our split tape w/ Little Italy, we are out but I think Little Italy should have some so there should be some at the show.
FREEEE
Monday, May 9, 2011
Dipers NYC show tomorrow
8pm - 5bux - All ages
NAPALM RAID - heavy crust from Nova Scotia. dont miss em!
DIPERS - punk weirdos from bk
CAULDRON - new thrash from 914 via philly.
RSVP on FB y'all
Come hang!!
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Little Italy Dipers Split gone
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Crust Never Sleeps Podcast: Volume 26 (5/3/2011)
Shakes Dipers Weekend CUM HANG
Friday May 6
New Haven CT at Popeye's Garage 7PM $5
w/ The Shakes, The Field Recordings
RSVP on FB y'all
Saturday May 7
Holyoke MA at ask a punk 7PM
w/ The Shakes, Slobs (mem. 0megas), One Happy King, Vacation
RSVP on FB y'all
Dipers Demo Review in Dead Possession Fanzine
Dipers has a review in the upcoming Dead Possession zine, Issue 2. You can get a copy here when it comes out.
Dipers – Demo tape
New hardcore band from Brooklyn, this is the first release on Eat the Life Records, the new label from the dude behind the awesome Frankenjew Records. The label described this as being like “early Descendents, but a little harder”, and I can totally agree with that. These four songs are goofy, with subjects of bed bugs, lighting your farts, a moshing dog, and having dirty shoes; but the shtick doesn't wear off quickly like it might for most “funny” bands, because while the lyrics are funny, Dipers have the tunes to back them up. Catchy stuff, great lyrics, and every song has its own unique sonic identity. I think the last song, Dirty Shoes, is the best, the drums thump and the bass grooves like no other. Get this if you're not afraid of lightening up.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
Terminal Escape Reviewed the Dipers Demo
We're sold out but Eat The Life may still have copies if interested. Or can download from this blog or Terminal Escape. Or both.
Raucous and feisty garage punks from New York City (and the name is pronounced "Die-Pers," just like the Portland band whose logo they are borrowing, but with a 'D' on the front end) deliver four tunes that are as full of don't-give-a-fuck juice as they are with killer riffs and punk songwriting sensibilities. After a couple of passively solicited cassettes received through the mail (passively in the sense that I didn't ask, and solicited in the sense that I always want more tapes) and enjoyed while drinking, I had the pleasure of meeting The Head Diper in Brooklyn at the OPT OUT show - he was appropriately awkward and properly enthusiastic and not even remotely cool (at least not intentionally)...which of course made him just about the coolest dude in the room. These songs don't care if you like them, but you nothing short of a fool if you don't recognize the casual genius contained in these seven minutes - it's like SOCKEYE took the time to write the great raw hardcore record we always knew they had in them, but without sacrificing any of their wit. Get ready for "Dog Mosh."