The Drin

The excellent Cincinnati punk band The Drin dropped excellent new track "The Pigs of Silver Linings" a week ago.  Listen to it in all excellence below and download it from the band here.

D. McCartney

Dylan McCartney, member of the great Cincinnati post punk band The Drin, just dropped a new EP of solo material under the moniker D. McCartney.  It's very cool, stripped down stuff.  Listen to "We Sing to Ourselves" below and download the "For Those Not Here" EP here.

The Drin

Cincinnati post-punk band The Drin dropped a great new track earlier this year with "Tigers Cage" along with a message to keep an eye out for a new album sometime this year.  That time is upon us now with the upcoming "Elude the Torch" LP out at the end of this month.  And there was much rejoicing.  Check out the kind of mellow, chugging title track below and pre-order the album here from Feel It Records.

The Drin

The excellent Cincinnati post punk band The Drin just dropped murky new track "Tigers Cage" today, the first taste from their upcoming fourth album "Elude the Torch" to be released sometime later this year.  You can hear all manner of influence in the track, everything from the Velvet Underground to The Rolling Stones to Clinic and more.  It rules.  Check it out below and download it here from Feel It Records.

The Drin

I've written in the past about how cool i think it is that Cincinnati has burgeoning post punk scene.  Everything about that sits right with me.  I just love it.  Anyway, one of the bands from said scene, The Drin, have a new record out later this month.  Check out the propulsive and noisy "Venom" below and pre-order the band's "Today My Friend You Drunk the Venom" LP here from Feel It Records.

The Drin

Cincinnati post-punk band The Drin have a new album of lo-fi noise, feedback, and dread heading our way next month with "Down River in the Distance."  Check out "Reach Through the Midnight" below and pre-order the record here from Future Shock.

The Drin

And my day has just been made, by chance coming across an amazing record that could very well still be making noise in my headspace by year's end.  Cincinnati post punk band The Drin make noisy, dubby, lo-fi punk, that feels like it was produced in an empty factory somewhere along a gray and decaying countryside.  Check out the album opening "Full Moon Natural Sickos" below and order the "Engines Sing for the Pale Moon" LP here from Drunken Sailor Records.