NewsAs sad as we are to lose the Showcase, we are
just as excited to play there one last time: January 30, 2008 We have updated both our myspace page and our website, www.allornothinghc.com, with a ton of new photos from our European tour. There are about 50 pictures in the myspace album and over 200 on our website.
Thanks for all of the support, Happy holidays to you and your family. We hope the December 26, 2007 and new year bring you much happiness, good health, love and success.
We are playing one last show before leaving for Europe. We are playing Friday 12/28/08 at the Showcase Theatre with Conflict, Phobia, Anima Mundi, and Socialized Crucifixion. Come to the show super early at 7:30 p.m to see Socialized Crucifixion. We play right after them. We will have a limited number of our new 7 inch, All of These Are Days of the Dead, available at the show.
We leave on Jan. 1 for Germany. Feel free to visit our the myspace site, www.allornothinghc.com, or utube site for blogs, picture updates and video footage.
Here are our dates: 03.01.08 THURSDAY / GERMANY, Hannover -Sprengel w/ GUIDA [IT] 04.01.08 FRIDAY / GERMANY, Flensburg - Hafermarkt w/ FY FAN [SE] and WARDANCE + DISCO 05.01.08 SATURDAY / DENMARK, Aalborg - 1000 fryd w/ FY FAN [SE] 06.01.08 SUNDAY / GERMANY - TBA 07.01.08 MONDAY / GERMANY, Berlin - Koepi w/ PANDEMI [NOR] 08.01.08 TUESDAY / POLAND, Warszawa- U.F.A. 09.01.08 WEDNESDAY / POLAND, Olsztyn - Molotov Cafe 10.01.08 THURSDAY / POLAND, Krakow - Imbir 11.01.08 FRIDAY / POLAND, Czechowice-Dziedzice- Primus Pub 12.01.08 SATURDAY / CZECH, Roznow Pod Radhostem - Vrah 13.01.08 SUNDAY / CZECH, Prag - 007 14.01.08 MONDAY / GERMANY -TBA 15.01.08 TUESDAY / GERMANY, Eisenberg - Wasserturm w/ UNKIND [FIN] 16.01.08 WEDNESDAY / GERMANY, Leipzig - Zorro w/ UNKIND [FIN] 17.01.08 THURSDAY / GERMANY, Hamburg - Lobusch w/ UNKIND [FIN] 18.01.08 FRIDAY / GERMANY, Bremen - Magazinkeller w/ UNKIND [FIN] 19.01.08 SATURDAY | GERMANY, Muelheim - Frostpunx Picnic w/ UNKIND [FIN] 20.01.08 SUNDAY / GERMANY, Hannover Please check out www.humanecalifornia.org to find out more about their campaign to create humane farming conditions and their petition drive. We’ve also updated both www.ontherag.net and www.allornothinghc.com . See you in the pit! -Renae Bryant & all or nothing hc
December 7, 2007 The dates for our European Tour are now listed in the Shows section. We are very excited to be heading to Europe for our first time. During the tour we will have a limited edtion 7" on red and red and black vinyl available. This is the only recording All or Nothing H.C. has on vinyl. It is called "All of These are Days of the Dead" and has 6 new songs. We have also been added to the Conflict show at the Showcase Theatre on Friday, December 28. Phobia, Ruebella Ballet, Anima Mundi, and Socialized Crucifixion will also be playing. Hope to see you there! One last thing, all of our music is now available (including the Don't F*ck With Her 4 way split) through the various digital download sights such as iTunes, Napster, etc. There are too many to list. November 21, 2007 We just want to thank everyone who came out to the 2nd Annual Planned Parenthood Benefit Show. By supporting this show you helped to send teens to Sacramento to be able to advocate for themselves for Teen Lobby Day 2008. The show was a success, even though an ignorant group of anti-choice extremists protested and hurled insults at teens as they walked by, calling them “baby killers” etc. I want to commend all the teens at the show that ignored these people and did not engage them in the confrontation they so badly wanted. Great thanks go out to Darren, Ms. Bean and Back to the Grind that consistently support benefit shows for excellent causes. Another round of thanks go out to Planned Parenthood, their security, Inland Empire Hardcore, Riverside Pride Youth Alliance, Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice and On the Rag Records that all supported this benefit show. Next, we must thank all the bands that donated their talent to this great cause: Ready Steady Go, Last Ditch Effort, Socialized Crucifixion, No Reform, Malice of Forethought and all or nothing hc. Finally, we can thank the Riverside Police Department for supporting the right to have a benefit show and the right of teens not to be tormented by protestors. Please keep in mind that there is a faction of people in this country (not to mention our own city) who not only want to take away a woman’s right to choose, but on their agenda is taking away access to any birth control. All over this country more and more pharmacies are refusing to fill prescriptions for birth control for unwed women and teens, forcing women to have children they might not be ready economically ready to support or worse forcing them to make hard decisions they wouldn’t have to otherwise make. If you value the right to access birth control and to plan your parenthood then please actively support it. To find out more about this issue please visit: www.plannedparenthood.org , www.afj.org , www.naral.org , www.now.org , www.ppfa.org or www.feminist.org. You can also visit the Punk Planet website and find Daphne Adair’s well written article on this topic in issue #71. Books on the topic are: The Health of Women: A Global Perspective By Marge Koblinsky, When Abortion Was a Crime By Leslie Regan, and A Question of Choice by Serah Weddington.
August 2007 We just wanted to let everyone know that all or nothing hc will be playing with Naked Aggression this Saturday, 9/1/07. It looks like Vice Squad couldn’t make it, and we will happily play anytime with our friends in Naked Aggression and All Out Attak. What makes this show super excellent is that it just so happens that all the bands are actually female fronted. Come and spend the last weekend of summer with us! It will also be the first show with Tommy back playing drums, so come and welcome him back. Here are the details: Sat. 9/1/07 Naked Aggression, All Out Attak, All or Nothing HC, Pissant, The Objex, & The Blood Clots @ Showcase Theatre 683 S. Main St. Corona, CA 92882 July 2007 We just wanted to send out a quick bulletin/blog letting everyone know that Tommy (who had played with aonhc from late 2003-early 2006) is back with all or nothing hc. Since leaving aonhc Tommy bought Vinyl Red Rehearsal Studios and still makes his custom SPC drums. The timing is right for him to rejoin. Having paid his dues with numerous national tours in the Astro Van, we are happy to have him go to Europe with us. We put his links up on the myspace, so you are welcome to contact him for business or just to say "hi." We thank Miguel Recendez, from Social Conflict, for serving double duty in both bands. He saved our asses so we could do the last tour, and we won't forget that. We look forward to our bands playing shows together in the future. You can keep in touch with Miguel through www.myspace.com/socialconflictmusick and www.myspace.com/innocencelostrecords . Jared should have the photos up on the www.allornothinghc.com site, from the DI show within the day so check back to see the pix. July 2007 Thanks to everyone who came out to the Showcase Friday night (especially my past and current students…crazy…). It was an amazing show from start to finish. Final Solution played a very energetic, tight set. They had a sound that combined both punk and hardcore seamlessly, like the Unseen. The Latex Lads were thoroughly entertaining and always fun to watch. Hardslug dropped off the show. Lucky for us, the Broken Oars’ guitarist had his own one man punk band called “Stash Black.” He totally saved our asses, as our drummer was coming from LA. We played next. I cannot give enough high praises to our friends who came out and sang along. We had a blast playing and hanging out with everyone. It was a short set but one of my favorite shows that we have played. Broken Oars (WA) played next. They were very tight and had a “Hellcat Records” styled sound. DI finished up the show. DI always rule. Kasey could have a second career as a punk rock stand up comedian. If you didn’t make it to this show, be sure to catch them the next time they headline the Showcase (Joe(case) said they had the distinction of headlining the Showcase 52 times, more than any other band….rad…). We promise to play some shows while we’re writing new songs for our next release. We’ll post dates soon to let you know where we are playing next. Keep in touch until then. Jared, Ryan and I will be at Chain Reaction on Monday 7/30 to see Said Radio. If any of you were into the Nerve Agents, this is Eric’s new band. They sound awesome so check them out on myspace, and maybe we’ll see you at the punk show. ;) June 2007 We just wanted to let everyone know that we are playing the Innocence Lost Records show tonight in Los Angeles: @ Innocence Lost Records Pad 2654 Newell ST. Los Angeles, CA 90039 The show is a celebration of the Rafa Recendez's life (6-22-89 to 10-31-06). Please come to the show in a peaceful/good times manner. Bands performing are: Social Conflict, Sin Remedio, all or nothing hc, Fatal Riot, Metal Morphisis, LA Chaos, & Decayed Forest. The show starts at 6 p.m. and is a low dough show at only $3. For more details see: www.myspace.com/socialconflictmusick. There is a rumor that we are playing with DI this weekend, but that is news to me. I know that Joe Showcase is trying to add us to the Showcase DI show, as the Naked Aggression/Mouth Sewn Shut show was moved to Che Cafe in San Diego. Sorry for the confusion. In other aonhc news: 1) we are writing new songs currently for a new cd, 2) we have a European booking agent now, Timo from Alerta Anti Fascista, who is booking a tour for us from Jan. 2 to Jan. 21 in Germany, Poland, Austria and more, and 3) Jen, from Emancy Punx Records, will be releasing an actual 7 inch record of our newer songs that we recorded with Paul Miner (that have yet to be released...). Both Alerta... and Emancy... are top listed in our friends. Please check out what they are doing because they rule. I suppose that's it for now. We are looking forward to playing some shows this summer, writing and recording again. Keep in touch and thanks for reading this long bulletin.
April & May 2007 all or nothing hc tour blog Before we hit the snow storm on the I80 East we actually played a few excellent shows. I mention as many band names as possible, so those who are so inclined can look the bands up and check them out. 4/28/07 @ 924 Gilman Berkeley, CA Born Dead, Signal Lost (TX), A.D.T. (Joe Fucko’s new band out of Fresno), Doing Life (Japan), all or nothing hc We arrived early (even though we thought we’d be late). We wound up being the first band to play (which sucks but we’re always stoked to play Gilman). For those of you who may not be familiar with 924 Gilman, it is an all volunteer ran collective started by Tim Yohannan (founder of MaximumRocknRoll magazine) in late 1986. Some of the first bands to play there were NOFX, MDC, Youth of Today, Operation Ivy, Christ on Parade, etc. Even my old band, He’s Dead Jim played there (once with the mighty Tilt and AFI in 1995). The venue is the closest thing we have to a punk rock equivalent of CBGB’s on the west coast. I suppose I could spend the entire blog writing about how excellent Gilman is but you can learn more about its history yourself by ordering the book 924 Gilman: The Story so Far… compiled by Brian Edge (order through www.maximumrocknroll.com ). So on with the show blog. We played first, but lucky for us people showed up early. It was a blast. Next Doing Life, a three piece from Japan, played. We loaned them our amps and drums, as they flew out with only the basics. They were a great punk/rocknroll band. I wouldn’t be lying to say that they were highly influenced by the Clash (as the singer/guitarist had a huge back piece tattooed of Joe Strummer). Doing Life was full of energy and enthusiasm. A.D.T. played next. I was stoked to see them because Joe Fucko is in their band. In the late 90’s Joe had a three piece band called Fucko that I helped with some So. Cal. shows. He also played in Naked Aggression for a time. Before that he was in Strychnine. His new band reminds me of a really punk rock Motorhead. The next band to play was Signal Lost (from Austin, TX). They have a female singer and bass player. Comparisons are never right on, but they reminded me of a cross between late Tilt (which is more hardcore that pop) and the Avengers. The singer’s vocals are very strong and melodic. Golnar (x-MRR) was traveling with them so it was cool to finally meet her. Born Dead was the last to play and are the hometown heroes. If you haven’t seen them yet you should definitely go out of your way to do so. Actually, all the bands were worthy of that statement. Born Dead was extra cool because they refused to take any payment for the show so that all the touring bands could split the money. They didn’t have to do that, as the headlining band, but it was really generous of them to do so. Another part of playing Gilman that is so cool is seeing people I haven’t seen in a long time. I was able to see Mike (Oppressed Logic and Retching Red) again. I was sad not to see Cinder, but she was busy with her store so it made sense. I also ran into Joe (from the Fracas and Axis Records) and Amy (x-Dairy Queens, now in a band with Athena from 6 Weeks Records). We were also very lucky to have warm couches/beds to sleep in that night courtesy of Kyle (from Ringside Hollywood). 4/29/07 @ Langolier House Chico, CA Gruk, all or nothing hc, & Mad Mom We arrived into Chico to Rachel’s house around 7pm. They bbq’d veggie burgers, vegan dogs, and vegan macaroni salad. Everything tasted super and the hospitality was great. We played some badminton with Shiloh, Rachel and Scribbles. The guys played some Guitar Hero. We arrived at the house show just in time (Langolier is Cody’s house). Mad Mom played first. They have a female singer and are on the next On the Rag compilation. They’re really good. Irene, the singer, has a sweet but screamy vocal style over some metal styled punk music. We played next. That house was so hot. We played in the dining room and there was a circle pit in the living room. It really was a fun show to play. Next Gruk played. It was their new bass player’s first show. You couldn’t tell though. Gruk is always amazing. They had a new song about the lack of pharmacies around the nation filling birth control prescriptions. This is a very important topic, so I was glad to hear her singing about it. The show was great and we’re very thankful to Gruk and Cody for putting it together. -Renae Bryant & all or nothing hc 4/30/07 @ SOHC (Southern Oregon Hardcore) House-Medford, OR all or nothing hc, The Hollowbodys, & Blueprint for Disaster We originally thought that our show was going to be at Fattys. We found a note left for us letting us know that the show had been moved the the SOHC house. The only problem was that we weren’t sure where the house was. So we drove to the tattoo shop where Kimbo works, but it was already closed. We called Naked Aggression because they had just played there. They weren’t around so next I called my friend Will (Happpy Bastards). He was able to confirm that I actually already had the address in my phone book. When we finally pulled up we were able to see that last two songs of the Hollowbodys. If there was ever a band to inherit the Cramps’ crown, it would have to be this band (add just a dash of old Social Distortion/45 Grave and what results is the Hollowbodys). Unfortunately, we missed Blueprint for Disaster (which features Stacy from Akimbo). After watching two songs we asked to share equipment and jumped in and played. It was great seeing friends from the last show we played at Music Head. It was a fun show. Kimbo made us great vegan feast. They really treated us well. We hung out and then passed out.
5-1-07 @ Satyricon in Portland, OR all or nothing hc, Dog Fight, Last to Surrender, & Grab the Camera Somehow we were booked on more of a metal/screamo show. The bands were very talented, we just didn’t exactly fit in genre wise. Lucky for us people stayed and watched us anyway. We also met some really cool people after the show. We all stood in the rain and discussed the pros and cons of the hardcore scene. We drove for a distance then slept in the reliable Astro van. Our next destination: Seattle, WA.
5/2/07 Mr. Spot’s Chai House-Seattle, WA The Nihilists, Sir Mark the Poet, all or nothing hc, Titillation Twins, KGB Suspect, & Enforcer It took us awhile to find parking, as parking in Seattle is impossible (especially with a van and a trailer). We had to park far away and share equipment with another band. Enforcer played first. They were really good. KGB Suspect played next (they were an anarcho-punk band). Next two burlesque dancers performed. They were called the Titillation twins and sang on top of “I want Candy” by Bow Wow Wow. They got down to their pasties and undies. It was a little strange for a coffee shop, but hey what do I know. We performed after them. Nudity is such a hard act to follow. It was a blast though. It was a good show. We met some really cool people. Next Sir Mark the Poet performed. He did spoken word/rap over a music track. It was cool. After Sir Mark came The Nihilists. They had a great sound and performance that seems to be destined for Hellcat Records. After the show, Greg, the promoter, took us to Rich’s (from The Nihilists) house. The guys played video games and I chatted with my new friend Kim. Kim is this awesome gal who loves gal fronted bands and hardcore as much as I do. We’ve both been into it as long as each other so it was cool to talk about bands like The Gits and 7 Year Bitch, as well as hardcore and sxe. She took the photos of the show that are on the www.allornothinghc.com photo section. It was a good time. 5/3/07 House Show-Boise, ID Upinatem, all or nothing hc, & P9R This was my birthday show. It was a strange birthday, spending thirteen hours of it riding in the Astro van. It was a relief to arrive to Boise, Idaho. We played a house show with Upinatem. P9R played first. They were very technical and had that Mars Volta feel to them. We played next. We played a very short set, making sure that Upinatem would be able to play before the cops came and shut down the house show. Upinatem played a satisfying set. After the show we drove two hours to Twin Falls and stayed with Seann and his wonderful family. The next day they made us some tasty breakfast, we were able to clean up, play with their son Dexter and see the bridge that someone had just jumped off of the Sunday before. Sean also took us to see some beautiful waterfalls too.
5/4/07 Brewski’s- Ogden, UT Fail to Follow, all or nothing hc, & AK Charlie Before playing our show in Ogden (we do not usually play bars unless no other show is available for us…that being the case we had about three hours to kill), we went to Tinsletown (the local movie theatre) and saw Hot Fuzz ( I loved Shaun of the Dead so I had to see Hot Fuzz). It was good enough (though not as great as Shaun of the Dead). After the movies we got to the show. It was a crazy bar with two sides of drinking and smoking. The middle part was small bar size with tables and a stage. We played there. It was a bar show, so I will leave it at that. AK Charlie was a solid punk band in the vein of Pennywise. Fail to Follow set the show up for us. We had played with them two years ago in Utah with Ignite. They played a great set and were just as entertaining as I had remembered. When the show was over we slept once again in the Astro van. In the morning I woke up at 7a.m. I started the drive to Denver. If you do not know what happened on that drive, please read the very first blog I wrote after returning from tour.
Thanks for reading all of these blogs. Remember to check out the photos at www.allornothinghc.com . I also posted some interviews with different bands on www.ontherag.net . -Renae Bryant & all or nothing hc
May 9, 2007 Snow in May? [Teacher Appreciation Day] We are posting this news to let everyone know what happened to us a few days ago and why we were not able to complete the second half of our tour. We left Ogden, Utah at 7 a.m. to make the drive to Denver, CO. I was actually the first to drive that morning. I got a hour and a half into the I 80 East (Wyoming) when snow started falling. The further I drove the worse it got (as we had no chains and were driving in an Astro van with a trailer). I am not a fan of the snow and have never driven in it (Josh and Tommy, x-aonhc, always took responsibility for those drives...while I hid under a sleeping bag). I considered exiting to the town but didn't want to be a wuss. The snow got worse and everyone else was asleep. Finally, my visibility was crap and the windshield wipers were covered with ice. Needless to say I wasn't stoked. I finally pulled over and relinquished. Since I was freaking out Jared took over the drive. He drove for maybe ten more minutes until traffic completely stopped. We saw that many big rigs and other vehicles were pulling over. We weren't sure what to do so we just pulled over too. It turned out that the I 80 E. was shut down. We sat there for what seemed to be an eternity, while I had visions of aonhc being the next episode of "I Shouldn't Be Alive." Finally, some fellow travelers told us that they were doing to back down the highway, exiting the nearest exit and going back to the closest town. Jared had to back up the van and trailer down the highway to the closest exit (which was not an easy task). We doubled back to Evanston, WY, (after of course almost hitting the vehicle in front of us and then getting stuck in the snow on the exit and having to dig ourselves out). This tiny drive back was just as frightening (remember...no chains and a trailer attached to an Astro van going down hill). When we got to the town we decided to get a hotel room and re-evaluate the tour. The I 80 E. was shut down, and it was the only route to get us to the show on time. The next show after Denver was another eight hour drive. This put us 16 hours, not accounting for the weather, behind schedule. We had to get a hotel as we didn't have chains. We have toured many times in May and never encountered a snow storm. We could not have anticipated that this would happen. We had to cancel the remainder of our tour as a result of the weather and the route we chose (through snow storms, flooding and tornadoes). When we woke up the next morning the I 80 E. was still shut down. We figured we made the safest decision. We never want to put the desire to play a show ahead of our band member's safety. We once again apologize to all of our friends, the bands, the promoters, the clubs and anyone else who helped with the shows in any way or were planning on supporting them. We hope you will forgive us and still support us in the future. We do plan on buying chains before we tour again. Global
warming definitely makes touring a little more unpredictable. -Renae Bryant & all or nothing hc
April 22, 2007 Earth Day!Jeanette Moses of Slug Magazine (Utah) put together a really cool interview/article on On the Rag and all or nothing hc. You can check it out at www.slugmag.com. Next weekend we leave for tour. Thanks again to our new friends in Social Conflict who are letting us borrow their drummer, Miguel, for two weeks. You can check them out www.myspace.com/socialconflictmusick . Our first date is Gilman. We hope to see as many of you as possible at the shows. The following is our list of dates: All or Nothing HC Tour Dates:
*Visit the myspace for updates on who we are playing with. January 17, 2007:- NEW SHIRT DESIGNS AVAILABLE NOW!! We just got back from playing a couple dates out of California. We normally “tour” longer, but the two days in freezing January seem to be quite fine. Friday we played The Phix in Pheonix with The Prosthetics, What’s Left, My Doll, and Last Resistance. All of the bands were great that night. Special thanks to Lee for doing punk shows at his venue, Gerson (sp.?) from The Prosthetics and Liz for letting us crash on their floor (ensuring that we wouldn’t freeze in the Astro Van), the bands for playing and promoting the shows, and everyone who came out to support the show. Saturday we played El Paso, Texas. We had played El Paso before, but this was our first time playing Chix. Dead Girls Productions/Ana did the show for us. We played with Ruthless Boiz, TV Trash KILL, and Lost Causes. Once again the bands were solid. Ana took very good care of us. Special thanks go out to Ana and her family, the bands for playing and promoting the show, and everyone, including all the other bands, that came out and supported the show. It was a super fun but bizarre show that included me shoving the guy’s head, who kept yelling at every band to play Blood for Blood, into my sweaty crotch (he didn’t say much after that). This was also the first time that someone bit me as I was going back on stage, from the pit. This punk rock girl took a hold of my leg and bit me like she was a cannibal or a zombie. I currently have a f-ing bruise that matches her teeth on my thigh right above my knee. Since I seem to collect bruises in the pit, I documented this one with a photo. We’ll be sure to post it for everyone’s amusement later. I’m into erotic biting but not “tear the flesh off my body” biting…for future reference. That was just weird. Besides the bite, these were awesome shows. If you have the time and want to check out some “new” bands search the bands we played with out on myspace or google. It will be worth it. We are still searching for a second guitarist. Our next show (at this moment) is on Sat. Feb. 10, 2007 at the RMC ( Rialto Music Center) with Naked Aggression, No Reform, Malice of Forethought, Social Conflict, Walking Toxins and more at 225 S. Riverside Dr. Rialto, CA 92376. www.myspace.com/socalrmc for directions. The show is all ages, $8 with flyer and starts at 6 p.m. Quite some time ago I sent out a bulletin letting everyone know that we were going to be on a couple compilations out of England. I just got them in the mail. We had a song on Kamikaze Broadcast Vol. 1 www.nofrontteeth.net and a video included on the dvd Dance Hall Troops Vol. 2. This dvd package includes a dvd featuring four hours of “pure raw punk chaos and skate mayhem” and another 42 track cd compilation. This is available through www.nofrontteeth.net and www.dogpilepunx.com . Thanks for taking the time to read this. See ya’ at the punk rock show. -Renae Bryant January 3, 2007:Happy New Year to everyone. We are doing a quick little
weekend road trip to play with new and old friends. If you are in the area for
either of these dates come out and hang out with us. p.s. We posted some new photos on the myspace site that
accurately reflect our line-up. Thanks again to everyone who came out to
support all the Mouth Sewn Shut dates!
August 12, 2006:We are playing tonight, August 12 at the Allen Theatre in South Gate, CA with the Skeptix, Neon Maniacs, All Out Attak, Homesick Abortions, and Downright Aggression. Please try to get there early because it will probably sell out. We have also added two local shows before we head out on tour...August 26 @ Back To The Grind in Riverside, CA...it's a benefit for the Jeffery Owens Community Center and it's only $5. Also, we will be playing the 3rd Annual Women in Punk, Crust, and Grind Fest at the Showcase Theatre in Corona, CA on Thursday, August 31. And for our upcoming, "All of These are the Days of the Dead" Tour.....
July 30, 2006 We will be heading out on tour again in September. Most of the dates are booked and they are now posted in the Shows section. We will have a bigger update posted here shortly. See you at the shows!! July 30, 2006We will be heading out on tour again in September. Most of the dates are booked and they are now posted in the Shows section. We will have a bigger update posted here shortly. See you at the shows!! July 3, 2006all or nothing hc is currently featured as the “Band of the Week” in the June 29-July 5 issue of the IE weekly. Rich Kane wrote an insightful piece which you can read at www.ieweekly.com/music. Scroll down past the excellent article on the Skeletones to find our feature. I was also fortunate enough to be interviewed by Justin with Church of Girl. He asked some very thought provoking questions. You can read this exchange at www.churchofgirl.com/interviews . Click here for the .pdf issue of IE weeklyWe hope to see you at the Pomona Warped Tour date, on Friday July 7, 2006. We will be playing the “Gritty in Pink” stage, featuring all female fronted bands (Naked Aggression, Shiragirl, and more). You can find out more information about the stage at www.myspace.com/grittyinpinkstage , www.grittyinpinktour.com , or www.warpedtour.com . Try to get there early, as many of you know the stages don’t announce band set times until that morning. Last year I regretfully missed the Horrorpops by arriving to the Pomona date at 2pm instead of 12pm. Don’t make that mistake. Finally, thanks again to everyone who came out to the Cheap Sex, all or nothing hc show at the Allen Theatre last Saturday. It was a great first show for our new line-up. Thanks to all the punks who stood up front singing along and got in the pit with me. It was a super excellent time! See ya in the dirt pit in Pomona! June, 2006
First of all, we'd like to introduce Tiger and Natalie to everyone. They are the
newest additions to the band. Tiger plays drums and Natalie will be the rhythm
guitarist. Add them to your friends list and stop by to say hello...Also our
friend Clint, from the Misguided, will be filling in on lead guitar for the time
being, check them out and add them also.
Friday, July 7 @ Pomona Fairplex, Warped Tour- Pomona, CA Daniela, from The Pandemonium Project, wrote up a great article on our band. Clitocore has also published an interview with us. Please support both of these foreign zines/projects by checking them out in our top 8. We are currently working on answering some questions for Church of Girl and appreciate all the support we get. So show the love and support them by adding them and telling others about what they are doing. Finally, I just saw the add for the "Brides of Electric Frankenstein" Compilation that we are a part of. The add was on the back of the lastest issue of Varla Magazine. It looks as though www.varla.com and www.conform2.us are are partnering for its release. The cover art is fantastic, pure EF style. We do a hardcore version of "The Mess." It was cool to be included on this project. Other bands involved were: Civet, Texas Terri, Dragster, Ms.45, Shockbox, Thee Merry Widows, The Swanks City Mouse, The Dames, Armagetition, & The Malamondos.
And coming this September...we plan on covering much of the U.S. as we hit the
road once again. Keep checking back for more info. May 6, 2006Next Saturday, May 13, 2006 we will be making the eight hour drive to play with our friends Naked Aggression, Retching Red, Oppressed Logic and more at 924 Gilman St., Berkeley. The show is also a b-day celebration for Cinder Block, if you're there you must give obligatory birthday wishes to her! :). Hopefully, we will see those of you who can make it there. In other aonhc news we wanted to let everyone know that Josh, our guitarist, is moving to Boston before the summer is over. As a result of his decision we are looking for two new guitarists. Tommy has also decided that he does not have any more time to give to the grunt/shit work that being in a band requires. So...we are also looking for a new drummer. We've spent two-three years with both of them and have amazing and funny memories from that time. It is difficult to part ways. This is not a first for all or nothing hc though (perhaps our name jinxes us). We always pull it together. We will this time too. Saturday's show will be the last with this line-up. Please feel free to add both Josh and Tommy to your friends' list. I know that they would love to keep in touch with all the friends they've made from playing and touring. We know both of them will continue playing and be very successful. They will not be easily replaced, in fact I know it's going to be a big pain in the ass.-Renae Bryant, all or nothing hc/ on the rag records P.S.-We also received copies of an all female fronted band compilation that two of our songs are featured on straight outta’ Poland. Comps take so long that by the time the label sends you them, you’ve completely forgotten you were even involved with them. I know this from experience on both ends. This was a great surprise. The comp. is really fantastic. Bands from all over the world are featured for a total of 21 tracks. It was put out by EmancyPunx Records ( www.emancypunx.com ). We love being a part of something super cool, and this qualifies. Please go to their website and check it out! We are sorry to say that we do not have any copies to sell at this point. |
