Martin Courtney Magic Sign Paper Inner California and Unique Recording Studio

California and Unique Recording Studio

The first pressing of Ellis Bullard's "Honky Tonk Ain't Noise Pollution" is now available

Amy Cole alongside Paul Banwatt (drums) and Nils Edenlo (lead vocals

two-guitar attack of fretburners Ray Toro and Frank Iero is doom-and-gloom imagery that ranges from the suicidal allusions of the soaring "Cemetery Drive" to the murder and firing squads of the insistent "Give 'Em Hell Kid

Trouble Will Find Me

Martin Courtney Magic Sign Paper Inner California and Unique Recording StudioWhen Martin Courtney was a teenager, he knew how to get lost. In the late '90s and early 2000s, there's Martin, loaded into a car with friends. They're navigating the suburban sprawl of New Jersey with no destination in mind. He and his friends would "get thoroughly confused and look for familiar green signs with arrows pointing to towns wed heard of. We'd call them 'magic signs,'" he says. That's the thing about magic: when you go looking for it, you