Kids Say in PMPD

Hello once more, friends. Here's a neat little interview feature of the band on PMPD blog, a really cool punk blog on tumblr that features in-depth news and reviews on the latest in punk, pop punk, hardcore, melodic hardcore, symphonic western apple core, and more. Check it out!

Artist Spotlight: Kids Say The Darndest Things - Pop Punk
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Kids Say featured in Uncle Critic!

Greetings, allies. Here's something neat--there's a link to our website...on someone else's website!

Matt runs a blog called 'Uncle Critic' (possibly named after the ALL song bearing the same name) chock full of punk rock goodness: book, music, and movie reviews, announcements, interviews, and even free downloads of bands that he likes. We happen to be one of them.

Click the link to see what he had to say about us (located in the "K" section of the alphabetical listing, of course). Then click the link leading to our bandcamp page, where you can download The Mortimer Greene EP for free, if you haven't already.

Uncle Critic: Free Album Downloads
Uncle Critic Home Page

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-Raineir

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Eat Rice!

japan hc.

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The Mortimer Greene EP is now up for download!

Alright! I will take this opportunity to announce to the five people that care that The Mortimer Greene EP is ready for your halfway-deaf ears to absorb in all its splendor. Get into it!

Same Name, Different Song (Volume II)

Songs having the same name, but being totally different songs.

Today's episode: Anchors Aweigh

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Ponk Rogga Shindig 4/29/11

Ian's parents were supposedly venturing to Mexico for vacation, so as always, we jumped at the opportunity to set up a show in his foul-smelling garage. We promoted it using Facebook and the ultimate powers of the Internet. Lo and behold, a considerable amount of people claimed that they were to come and join the festivity. However, there was a bit of a mixup where Ian thought his parents were not going to follow through with their plans. We moved it to Mason's grimy lair instead (aka the masonic lodge), Which had the capacity to fit more people.

Flyers for the show-Ian's House, and Mason's house (Art by Pedro Morales)

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The Bandz:

• Stud Muffin opened it up with some surfy sounding punk goodness and awkward silence.  
• Manuel's other band, Otacon (RIP lol) belted out the stylish jamz while Peter crooned smooth notes to lyrics about Japanese girls.
• Backstab(ber) was up next and played a set shorter than the time it takes to tie my shoes. Francis argued with everyone. People laughed.
• We were up next (watch our set below!).
• After us was Cold Stare, who summoned the blonde-haired, blue-eyed mosh with their songs about loving amurika. oi!
• Sleep Walk broke out the cigars and beerz in true rich boy fashion. Alberto took off his shirt to expose his belly. Great band.
• Our other band Stopping Power headlined it after not playing for 11 months (The last time we played before that was in Japan. lol) Fun set, intense!

All the bands were awesome, and there was a positive energy all around. A good time with good friends. For those that would like to check it out, here are some videos and pictures of the ponker shindig.
 
Our set. We are the perfect soundtrack for sitting down and texting.

Pictures of the rest of the show. (Photos by Victoria Leyva)

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Check out the sets (film credit Javier Perez):
Stud Muffin: Part 1. Part 2
Otacon
Cold Stare: Part 1. Part 2
Sleep Walk

 

 

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Apex Realm-(Wisdom Jamz)

i'm new to underground hip-hop music. the most that people ever get of hip-hop has to do with booty, beer and bling. maybe even a retarded dance. but this is different.