The DCxPC Live series returns with volume two with two new bands. I was a huge fan of the first volume in the series, and this one is no different.

Second edition of this live series modeled after the ’90s VML singles. TV GENERATION offers three hefty doses of snotty adult punk; mid-paced, snarky stomps that include a song about Uncle Lou’s—the Florida venue set to receive the proceeds from the sale of this single—and a DAMNED cover

“TV Generation delivers such an interesting mixture of streetpunk and classic punk rock, decorated by thoughtfully arranged chord progressions, vividly hearable basslines, and energetic rhythm sections.

The Sinema offers such a remarkable blend of post-hardcore, math-core, screamo, metalcore, and indie, but you may also stumble upon some other elements along the way. The group nurtures such a mathematically precise performance that occasionally descents to carefully assembled chaos.”

“This is the music I like, no plugins and a lot of blood and sweat and broken amps.”

“Side A it has 3 fast and junkie tracks of T.V. Generation with solid drums sounds and an style like old Guttermouth.

Side B (just one track?) of a crazy loud and dope band named The Sinema …”

“Punk with a cause! DCxPC LIVE is back again! This time with the sweaty, greasy punk attitude from TV Generation and The Sinema!”

“2020 was not a good year to own a live music venue. Across the country clubs shuttered their doors, some permanently. Those that have survived so far have done so largely thanks to devoted fans and patrons in their communities. In Orlando, Florida a group of Punk and Metal musicians have come together to help keep their beloved hometown Rock & Roll mecca alive. “

“This 7’’ vinyl will look beautiful on your record player, and it friendlily reminds us of the importance of support for artists, venues, and everyone who is involved”

“Altogether, the second edition of the DCxPC Live series is another successful output by the label that reminds us of what is important: live music. This 7’’ vinyl will look beautiful on your record player, and it friendlily reminds us of the importance of support for artists, venues, and everyone who is involved.”