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Volunteer

Milwaukee, WI

RIYL: Unsane, The Melvins, Young Widows, Helmet, Jesus Lizard, Floor and Kiss it Goodbye

Volunteer hark back to the days when music could be heavy without being “metal”; when power came from the intensity with which a band’s members played, not from volume, effects, or (God forbid) theatrics. Volunteer‘s 4-song 10” release “Goner” (a collaborative release between their own label Triple Eye Industries and Chicago’s Forge Again Records) perfectly encapsulates their ethos – brutal riffs hammered out with a directness that defies classification or easy comparisons.

Comprising former members of Traitors, Gasoline Fight, Forstella Ford, and Stock Options, Volunteer commenced operations in Spring of 2013, self-recording their first, self-titled 6-song EP in late June for an October release on Chicago’s Underground Communique Records. Their live debut occurred in early July, with the band taking care to avoid the common pitfall of playing multiple times a month, thereby ensuring that each subsequent show be an event, rather than something easily disregarded or missed.

The bottom line is that if you enjoy unpretentious, mind-bendingly intense music, Volunteer is the band for you, both live and on record. Make no mistake, you will be hearing more about them; start listening now and avoid the rush.

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Release Reviews

TEI-013: split 12"

Their (Buildings) side of the ep starts out with drum beats and a few seconds later melodic guitar leads are added onto t he recording along with some post hardcore style vocals and all of the musical instruments have a very powerful sound to them and after awhile the music starts bringing in the heaviness of noise rock along with the energy of punk and the songs also stick to either a slow or mid paced musical direction, the production sounds very professional while the lyrics cover real life themes. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Something Better" and "Snake".

Their (Volunteer) side of the split starts out with a very heavy yet melodic sound while also mixing in elements of sludge and all of the musical instruments have a very powerful sound to t hem and after awhile aggressive yet spoken vocals are added onto the recording and all of the songs stick to a very slow yet heavy musical style and when guitar leads are utilized they add more melody onto the recording, the production sounds very professional while the lyrics cover real life themes. RECOMMENDED TRACK "Walk".

In conclusion I feel this is a very great sounding split and if you are a fan of noise rock, you should check out this ep. 8 out of 10.

undergroundmusickzine.blogspot.ca

If your a fan of Amrep, Touch and GO, Darker 4AD and Alt Tentacles release then your in for a field day of fun. Buildings are a mix of Pixies and Jesus Lizard this band has me in total bliss right now as that off center melodic noise rock sound is something that myself and Steve Albini just go nuts over and if you listen you will see why. This is everything you want in a kick as rock band.

Volunteer is a creature of the same skin with a very very different inside they are more abbrasive and caustic in presentation. Where Buildings want you to be part of madness and chaos they give to the world. Volunteer will beat the shit out of you and make you thank them in the process. Volunteer are a mix of Unsane, Helmet and Melvins. If you know those bands then you will see how the darkness is much stronger with them.

Both bands kick major ass and work fantastic on a split release if I was to say anything it just matters what mood I'm in which I like more at the time. They both need proper albums and asap...

Clint Listing, Absolute Zero Media

...the band uses interesting structures and thick grooves to eventually split to make it worth listening to. Volunteer is clearly more focused on post-metal, with an edge of punk, and the music is thus also significantly slower, but has a good atmosphere and a constructive sound. The overall sound of the band is clean, especially for noise rock, but the riffs speak even more... The elements of noise rock are reasonable doses, as can be heard in a number of sections of valve Wrong where hyperactive, dissonant guitars quite suddenly emerge.

zwaremetalen.com

It seems as if Buildings have very little to say about their particular ‘art’ while Volunteer just say it how it is. Although both band’s music is done in a similar vein, it is clear to see that Volunteer hold the edge and have their noses to the proverbial grindstone, whereby Buildings don’t seem to be going anywhere fast!

RAMzine Star Rating: Buildings 2.5/5
RAMzine Star Rating: Volunteer 4.5/5

Pagan Hel, ramzine.co.uk

Opening with a brilliant piece of noise-rock in 'Something Better', American trio Buildings comes up with one of the best things in the genre I've heard this year. The other two tracks are just as much dissonant delight, bringing everything from Unsane over Godflesh to The Jesus Lizard to mind. Fellow countrymen Volunteer add a few hints of sludge to the whole noise-rock sound, perfectly completing this already stunning split. This is something for fans of Vandal X, Today Is The Day and Neurosis, maybe, probably. I don't know. This is noise-rock perfection...

Merchants of Air

Opening track Something Better is a brief slice of discordant alt rock, it’s a fine warning shot that just makes this Split hit the ground running with it’s brutal pounding beat and abrasive guitar riffs, the next two tracks are almost the equal of it and the first three rounds of this EP have all hit the mark. The second half of this Split opens in an even more aggressive fashion, Volunteer make an intense and heavy assault on the senses, if Buildings were the opening burst of shock and awe then Volunteer are the tank that crashes into your living room. They are angry, loud and heavy, very heavy. The guitars are pulverising distorted numbers that don’t relent until the final cymbal has faded away the end of the final track.

AJ Phink, ThePunkSite.com

Buildings, we love them. Each output is avidly monitored. These three new titles are new to disappoint. Certainly nothing new under the sun of sharp and clever noise-rock of Buildings but the class and expertise always live. Something Better and Burlap are two unpublished slamming. Inspired guitar lines (including a passage would be to remember Jesus Lizard on Something Better ), strong but flexible rhythmic foundation, aggressiveness and well placed as choruses come pick up the pompom. Buildings The trio continues to build an elegant and majestic architecture to rise to the noise gratin. And put a few pegs in Metz which has better watch out. Remains one. It is a recovery and it may seem surprising since resumed Buildings PJ Harvey with Snake , a piece of the second album Rid Of Me , which you can taste the irony heard singing the words with a frightful male who has a funny reptile between the thighs.

SKX, Perte & Fracas

After the first two records , Volunteer confirms its progression. The trio goes to four with the recruitment of a second guitarist, Mark Sheppard. The sound wins immediately full. Less bitter, less serious and more in your face. Volunteer as a plus good idea to offer more juicy and carnivorous compositions, three titles are burning the body. The noise-rock-sludge is refined while becoming more powerful. View more complex like Walk wielding contrasts without denying trample. The new guitarist brings his blunders. Volunteer grows and puts the heat while still scare in homes. What also form a complementary split in all forms of noise indispensable to our eardrums of gourmets.

SKX, Perte & Fracas

TEI-003: Goner

I mean this as a compliment: that's the ugliest Jawbreaker cover that's ever going to be recorded. It's going to bum a lot of people out.

Justin Schwier, Owner Underground Communiqué Records

Volunteer play noise rock so well on this recording that this could of easily been released in the early 90's and they ignore all modern day trends with their musical style. The production has a very dark, heavy and old school sound to it while the lyrics cover dark and real life themes. In my opinion, Volunteer are a very great sounding noise rock band and if you are a fan of this musical genre, you should check out this 10 inch. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Nein" and "Goner". 8/10

Extreme Underground Musick Zine

The Jawbreaker cover that Volunteer does on the Goner 10" is superb.

Matt Hinch, @KingdomofNoise

Gnarly sludgecore

Matt Hinch, @KingdomofNoise

HEAVY. Dug it!

Adam Pfahler, Jawbreaker / Blackball Records

If you wanna get ear-fucked by a Trojan army of sound, then Milwaukee’s Volunteer is here to help. ...with bass lines that will punch you in the face like the schoolyard bully. The drums are so convincingly machine gun-sounding they’d make a war vet duck and cover. The lyrics are also politically precise enough to make Ian MacKaye’s bald head blush.

DC Music Download blog

Opener “Nein” scuffs up the punch-press precision of Helmet, while the appropriately titled “Free-er Bird” soars above its own bass-chugging din before tumbling back into it. “Goner” is the EP’s heaviest track, featuring flailing drums, pissed-off vocals, and distorted spoken passages that sound like the final warnings before the apocalypse.

Matt Wild, MilwaukeeRecord.com

...singer Francisco Ramirez’s voice even reminds me a bit of great Lemmy Kilmister’s raspy sound... See, I really want to like them. They seem like a fun group of old-ish fellas and they do produce good music. But somehow the album disagrees with me. I struggle to get through it. It’s just kind of boring for me. The album is by no means bad. Volunteer just doesn’t do it for me. But if you happen to like this type of noise rock, I urge you to check them out. 7/10

Miguel Sanchez, Vendetta Metal Magazine

Consisting of four tracks which are heavier than, and delivered with the suffocating intensity of a landslide, the band’s new EP is a richly satisfying and enjoyable onslaught... Goner is a healthy consumption of noise and skilled resourcefulness which fans of band such as Melvins, Unsane, and Jesus Lizard will lick their lips over. It might not be a template maker or soaked in overwhelming originality but it provides a deeply enjoyable and flavoursome encounter to get greedy over and another potential fueled powerful step in the emergence of Volunteer.

RingMasterReviewIntroduces.com

One can actually hear a lot of sludge and scabrous, crusty punk within the gut-punching riffs and we're-not-singers vocals. (My words, not theirs.) It's no-frills heavy music that pays its dues with honesty and gnarly riffs. Listen closely for shades of Melvins and early Nirvana. Three tracks of noisy, caustic, in-your-face beatdowns. Then they down a bottle of codeine syrup and cover Jawbreaker's “I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both," and it's fantastic. 3.5 out of 5

Matt Hinch, heavymetal.about.com

So this slab elbows and knees you in the gut to take you down, then crushes your limp ass like a hydraulic press. And then each of the 4 songs acts as torpedo strikes to destroy and finish off the rest of you. The bits and pieces that remain of your sad self, will know you went out getting the best ass-kicking you've ever had!

Staticfraction

It’s a refreshing change to see a band of this style more openly experimenting with instruments, rather than relying on the vocals for artistic expression... It’s a twisted, beautiful monolith of a record.

David Lack, GetYourRockOut.co.uk

It’s got the obvious chugs, the throaty vocals and down-tuned blues melodies all over the place. It sounds decent, a little rough at times but definitely something that wasn’t a big budget production, as it feels like real “salt of the earth” music. 6/10

The Grim Tower

...songs such as “Free-er Bird,” along with the band’s deconstruction of “I Love You So Much It’s Killing Us Both,” show that Volunteer is willing to experiment and move outside of the confining yet comfortable boundaries commonly associated with underground music.

Michael Carriere, ExpressMilwaukee.com

Volunteer has found a way to tap into the essence of sonic control and produce something that in four songs many bands could not do in 10.

Andrew Duncan, selectivememorymag.com

Most bands who say they sound like The Jesus Lizard sound like they’re covering lost demo tapes of The Jesus Lizard, but on Goner, ...the Milwaukee trio bear little resemblance to the David Yow-fronted outfit, instead dealing a punishing 15 minute collection of defiant, unsubtle and powerful noise rock anthems.

Matthew Tomich, lifeisnoise.com

Rough-and-tumble, yet melodic, punk from this Milwaukee band. Sometimes, these guys have a JESUS LIZARD feel going on, but then it's like we're listening to a FLOOR record & then the record closes with a JAWBREAKER cover ("I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both"). RECOMMENDED!

Reckless Records, Chicago

I hate to be so predictable, but this EP from a Midwest noisecore trio, which also features a cover of Jawbreaker's "I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both" is something I enjoy very much. I mean, what do you want from me by now? It's a bass-heavy, pigfucking racket that hasn't seen an ounce of polish, and makes you feel queasy for the entire ride. And it's not my fault that bands like this are the ones who send me records. When you neofolk power metal guys start pressing vinyl again, just let me know.

Shane Mehling – "Needle Exchange"; Decibel Magazine, #124 February 2015

Four songs (one is a cover) that go rumbling past akin to a runaway freight train. The ep opens on an Unsane kind of note, lots of distortion on the bass guitar, and a very tight and punchy volley of riffs that could have easily been on whatever Chris Spencer's next project might be (sans slide guitar). The second song eases into a sludgier groove that has that JJ Paradise Players Club stink on it. It's got a laid back heaviness, but nothing "stoner" about it. Know what I mean? The title track comes along with more swinging speed and a penchant for some vaguely Deadguy via Helmet post hardcore bombast. Not unlike a saber tooth tiger emerging from the Labrea Tarpits...covered in primordial ooze, but those fangs are still as dangerous as ever. The final effort on this record is a cover of the Jawbreaker song 'I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both', which, as a person with a longstanding dislike of all things Jawbreaker, I can't really comment on Volunteer's ability to stay true to the spirit of the original or anything. I know Jawbreaker never sounded like they were mainlining Codeine and delivering the song from two rooms away under a blanket of summer humidity, but that seems to be Volunteer's take on it.

The band has a former member of Forstella Ford, which should get you pretty good trivia points at your next 1998 basement hardcore show. If you have the propensity for time travel that is.

[shiny grey monotone] Blog

Everything about Volunteer is warmly, crushingly distorted, especially the bass and what bass! These 4 tracks by the Milwaukee band are exactly how stoner / sludge is supposed to be. Great.

Chris, 4ZZZ Music Department

have you ever found yourself wanting unsane to cover jawbreaker? well. this is probably as close as you're going to get unless unsane actually cover jawbreaker.

it's good to have bands nowadays that aren't unsane sounding like unsane. and that's just what these fellas from milwaukee, wi do. and they do it very well.

[shiny grey monotone] Blog

And Volunteer shows the very next drive, the 10 '' Goner . From the bass attack Nein, the trio takes us right in New York in pursuit of Unsane. The influence is present but Volunteer puts brute force and persuasion to torturers waltz heads. Always recorded by bassist, the four titles still flying very low above the water line but that does not stop the scramble. Driven by growling voice and spoken to half of Francisco Ramirez, the songs are buckling prison doors. It's heavy, rugged, bassist put their heart's content in the distortion of his instrument that chips away in a big way, the Volunteer bomber is ready to dump large caliber. Even the recovery I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both password Jawbreaker in the mode chopper Volunteer. The romance of the title will revert. Volunteer bangs, crashes, hacks and adds speed to scare more. And shows that he was on the right path.

SKX, Perte & Fracas

TEI-001: S/T

If you have good taste and like things like Unsane, Young Widows, Deadguy, Helmet, tacos, and beer, then you will want to blast this through your earholes.

Staticfraction

The output of the split with Buildings is an opportunity to look at the beginnings of Volunteer and discover a posteriori that this group was in the womb at birth. In their native Milwaukee, Volunteer started at three. Baritone guitarist who also gives voice, bassist, drummer, the three musicians were not their first musical experience. Former full of groups whose single Forstella Ford really tells me something. This entry hits with Volunteer on this first EP with six tracks, it is the sound that sails lower than dirt. A hyper low tuning to a center of gravity that is struggling to get rid of the mud in which it seems stuck. Recorded by bassist Martin Defatte, this noise-rock-sludge is so heavy it has all the trouble to take off. And as the compositions do not break the house down, you end up with a disk paving the way in the territory of Unsane, Melvins, early Helmet and other basic post-hardcore groups but which is not yet in up to these intentions. Some titles like Cobbler and Hitch however showed that the best was to Volunteer.

SKX, Perte & Fracas
Date City Venue Country
04/15/18 Milwaukee, WI Bremen Cafe United States
Venue: Bremen Cafe. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 901 E Clarke Street. Venue phone: (414) 431-1932. w/ Caustic Casanova and Lotus Ash More information
10/21/17 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power Plant United States
Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200. w / The Mons, Dead is Dead and Doubletruck More information
10/20/17 Chicago, IL Quencher’s Saloon United States
Venue: Quencher’s Saloon. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2401 N Western Avenue. w/ The Mons, Lip and Primer Blind
08/26/17 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. TEI Fest 2 Day 2 More information
11/18/16 Racine, WI Evelyn’s Club Main United States
Venue: Evelyn’s Club Main. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 331 1/2 Main Street. w/ Tapebenders, Hanging Fire + Teen Creeps More information
10/21/16 Chicago, IL Quencher’s Saloon United States
Venue: Quencher’s Saloon. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2401 N Western Avenue. w/ Hit School, Cougars and Roach Beach More information
08/27/16 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 8:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. TEI FEST w/ Northless, Buildings, War Brides & Them Teeth
03/04/16 Chicago, IL Quencher’s Saloon United States
Venue: Quencher’s Saloon. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2401 N Western Avenue. w/ Hungry Man, Grizzlor, & Bardus More information
03/03/16 Detroit, MI Masonic Temple United States
Venue: Masonic Temple. Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 500 Temple Street. BESERKERFEST III w/Voivod + TBA More information
02/05/16 Chicago, IL Burlington Bar United States
Venue: Burlington Bar. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 3425 W Fullerton Avenue. Venue phone: (773) 384-3243. w/ Arriver and Cougar More information
01/08/16 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power Plant United States
Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200. w/ Buildings, Midwives and Soup Moat
11/27/15 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Deadset, Heat Death, and Importer/Exporter More information
11/06/15 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power Plant United States
Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200. Our first show as a four piece. w/ Rolo Tomassi (Chicago)
08/22/15 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Hot Coffin, War Brides [Chicago] and Them Teeth [Michigan] More information
08/21/15 Chicago, IL 1st Ward Events United States
Venue: 1st Ward Events. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2033 W North Ave. Venue phone: (773) 537-4441. w/ War Brides, Them Teeth and The Terrible News
08/20/15 Grand Rapids, MI Rocky’s Bar and Grill United States
Venue: Rocky’s Bar and Grill. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 633 Ottawa. w/ Ozenza and Them Teeth More information
07/22/15 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Bardus and Ara More information
07/07/15 Milwaukee, WI Cocoon Room United States
Venue: Cocoon Room. Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 820 E Locust St. w/ Abrams [Denver], Papertowns and Monotaur
06/19/15 Chicago, IL LiveWire Lounge United States
Venue: LiveWire Lounge. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 3394 N.Milwaukee Avenue. Venue phone: (773) 756-5363. w/ The Mons, Buckingham Palace SVU, + TBA
05/08/15 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power Plant United States
Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200. w/ All Eyes West [Chicago], Sin Bad, High Priests [Chicago]
04/18/15 Milwaukee, WI Quarter’s United States
Venue: Quarter’s. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 900 E. Center Street. Venue phone: (414) 263-4140. w/ Buildings (MN), Fake Limbs and Like Like the the the Death
04/17/15 Racine, WI Evelyn’s Club Main United States
Venue: Evelyn’s Club Main. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 331 1/2 Main Street. w/ Like Like the the the Death, Fake Limbs
12/12/14 Milwaukee Riverwest Public House United States
Venue: Riverwest Public House. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 815 E Locust St.. w/ Space Collector and Nadoula (feat. members of Enabler and Drumlins)
11/12/14 Milwaukee, WI Burnheart’s United States
Venue: Burnheart’s. Time: 6:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2599 S Logan Ave. Three Floyd’s – Punk House Kegger Party w/ Soup Moat. Bands start at 7:30. More information
10/30/14 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. RECORD RELEASE SHOW w/ Child Bite (Detroit), Like Like the the the Death
10/17/14 Sturtevant, WI Route 20 Outhouse United States
Venue: Route 20 Outhouse. Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $28. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 14001 Washington Ave. Venue phone: (262) 898-7900. w/ The MisFits and Rust Belt Demons More information
09/03/14 Milwaukee, WI Quarter’s United States
Venue: Quarter’s. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 900 E. Center Street. Venue phone: (414) 263-4140. w/ Megaton Leviathan, Vitail Doual, Soup Moat, and Hideous Replica
08/02/14 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 10:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Hot Coffin ( http://hotcoffin.com/) and Old Northwest More information
06/20/14 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:30pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ We are Hex, Midwest Death Rattle and Soup Moat More information
04/19/14 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power Plant United States
Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200. w/ Child Bite (Detroit), Soup Moat (MKE) and Pink Eyes (Chicago) More information
03/20/14 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:30pm. Admission: $8?. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Whores (whores.bandcamp.com) and Lo-Pan (lopandemic.com)
02/06/14 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Buildings [MN], Deleter and Sweet Cobra [Chicago]
01/04/14 Chicago, IL Township United States
Venue: Township. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: $30. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2200 N California Ave. Venue phone: (773) 384-1865. Ian’s Party 2014 w/ Ultra Bidé, The Swan King, Cokegoat, The Phenoms, The Mons, Tenement, Hot Cops, Witchfeet. More information
12/06/13 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power Plant United States
Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: ?. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200. w/ In Defence (MN, on Profane Existence) and Assault & Battery (Milwaukee street punk)
10/17/13 Milwaukee, WI Quarters United States
Venue: Quarters. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 900 E. Center Street. Venue phone: (414) 263-4140. w/ Tyranny is Tyranny (Madison, WI) and Body Futures
10/05/13 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. With Sinking Suns, War Brides and Hot Coffin. Tentative Volunteer Record Release show.
08/11/13 Milwaukee, WI Frank’s Power Plant United States
Venue: Frank’s Power Plant. Time: 9:00pm. Admission: ?. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2800 South Kinnickinnic Avenue. Venue phone: (414) 481-9200. Victory & Associates [Oakland, CA] http://www.victoryandassociates.net http://victoryandassociates.bandcamp.com http://www.latestflame.com/content/victory-and-associates-oakland-ca/ Trophy Wives [Louisville, KY] http://trophywives.bandcamp.com/ http://www.latestflame.com/content/trophy-wives-louisville-ky/ More information
07/14/13 Milwaukee, WI Cactus Club United States
Venue: Cactus Club. Time: 9:00pm. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 2496 S. Wentworth Avenue. Venue phone: 414.897.0663. w/ Canadian Rifle, Great Apes and All Eyes West More information
07/13/13 Chicago, IL Ultralounge United States
Venue: Ultralounge. Time: 8:00pm. Address: 2169 N Milwaukee. They Liver Fest (formerly Weekend at Beer Me’s).
w/ The Copyrights, Great Apes, Canadian Rifle, Hanalei, Low Cloud, Tight Bros, M.O.T.O., Explode and Make Up, Costanza, The Brokedowns, Vegas Witchcraft, Haymarket Riot, Brickfight, Call Me Lightning, Vacation Bible School and more TBA
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07/06/13 Racine, WI Evelyn’s Club Main United States
Venue: Evelyn’s Club Main. Time: 10:00pm. Admission: FREE. Age restrictions: No Minors. Address: 331 1/2 Main Street. w/ Hot Coffin (ex- Red Knife Lottery / Since by Man) https://www.facebook.com/hotcoffin http://hotcoffin.bandcamp.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGM5Z4DeXNc Rust Belt Demons http://www.rustbeltdemons.com http://www.facebook.com/rustbeltdemons and Space Collector http://spacecollector.bandcamp.com More information

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