Summer East Coast Dates w/ The Mighty Mighty Bosstones,
Less Than Jake and The Misfits!
"...this quartet delivers the kind of vintage melodic hardcore that will take true punkers right back to the days of CBGB's Sunday matinees..." - Pop Matters
"...Florida-based group that intentionally straddles the line between classic hardcore and old school melodic street punk." - Metal Sucks
"...turn-of-the-century melodic punk/hardcore." - Punknews
"If the Attack is nostalgic for anything, then, it’s not a sound, but an attitude that three chords, a six-pack and a fire in your belly is all you need to overthrow the system." - The Orlando Weekly
...'some honest, true to the cause punk rock..." - Exclaim!
The Attack Live!
August 6th Webster Hall, NYC *
August 7th The 9:30 Club, Washington DC *
August 10th Freebird Live, Jacksonville, FL ^
August 11th The Beacham, Orlando, FL ^
August 23rd FAU, Boca Raton, FL %
August 24th Revolution, Ft. Lauderdale, FL %
* = w/ The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
^ = w/ Less Than Jake
% = w/ The Misfits
Simply put The Attack play classic punk and hardcore. The Attack remembers when shows were an explosion of energy, excitement, and DIY ethics. The Attack was there when circle pits and mosh pits lived happily in the same shows and sets.
The Attack’s upcoming EP "Too Punk for the Hardcore Show, Too Hardcore for the Punk Show" pokes fun at the fact that the band is dedicated to their punk and hardcore roots despite current trends in the underground.
Brad Palkevich, guitarist for The Attack states, “Everyone needs to go back and look at some old fliers, punk bands like The Pagan Babies were on the bill for the NYC Youth Crew Shows. Metal bands like Nuclear Assault were on gigs with GBH and Agnostic Front. For crying out loud, Slapshot played with The Exploited in New York when I was a kid. You would never see a show like that these days.”
“We’re not focused on the ‘good old days ’,” Palkevich continues, “we are focused on the fact that hundreds of amazing bands are going overlooked because they don’t fall into one micro genre or another.”
Based out of Orlando, Florida, The Attack stays true to their roots and their DIY message. Singer Charlie Bender and guitarist Brad Palkevich own Enemy Ink, a custom screen print shop focused on supplying merchandise to the projects they care most about. Enemy Ink was started with the sole intent of printing merch for bands Palkevich and Bender managed/performed in and now print for some of the most respected names in the underground.
Stream "Too Punk for the Hardcore Show, Too Hardcore for the Punk Show" here!
"Too Punk for the Hardcore Show, Too Hardcore for the Punk Show" Track List:
1. Wasted
2. Dr. Phillips
3. Scene Report
4. Bigshot
5. Time for Livin'
For more information, visit:
www.theattack.us
www.facebook.com/rahrahrahrecords
"...this quartet delivers the kind of vintage melodic hardcore that will take true punkers right back to the days of CBGB's Sunday matinees..." - Pop Matters
"...Florida-based group that intentionally straddles the line between classic hardcore and old school melodic street punk." - Metal Sucks
"...turn-of-the-century melodic punk/hardcore." - Punknews
"If the Attack is nostalgic for anything, then, it’s not a sound, but an attitude that three chords, a six-pack and a fire in your belly is all you need to overthrow the system." - The Orlando Weekly
...'some honest, true to the cause punk rock..." - Exclaim!
The Attack Live!
August 6th Webster Hall, NYC *
August 7th The 9:30 Club, Washington DC *
August 10th Freebird Live, Jacksonville, FL ^
August 11th The Beacham, Orlando, FL ^
August 23rd FAU, Boca Raton, FL %
August 24th Revolution, Ft. Lauderdale, FL %
* = w/ The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
^ = w/ Less Than Jake
% = w/ The Misfits
Simply put The Attack play classic punk and hardcore. The Attack remembers when shows were an explosion of energy, excitement, and DIY ethics. The Attack was there when circle pits and mosh pits lived happily in the same shows and sets.
The Attack’s upcoming EP "Too Punk for the Hardcore Show, Too Hardcore for the Punk Show" pokes fun at the fact that the band is dedicated to their punk and hardcore roots despite current trends in the underground.
Brad Palkevich, guitarist for The Attack states, “Everyone needs to go back and look at some old fliers, punk bands like The Pagan Babies were on the bill for the NYC Youth Crew Shows. Metal bands like Nuclear Assault were on gigs with GBH and Agnostic Front. For crying out loud, Slapshot played with The Exploited in New York when I was a kid. You would never see a show like that these days.”
“We’re not focused on the ‘good old days ’,” Palkevich continues, “we are focused on the fact that hundreds of amazing bands are going overlooked because they don’t fall into one micro genre or another.”
Based out of Orlando, Florida, The Attack stays true to their roots and their DIY message. Singer Charlie Bender and guitarist Brad Palkevich own Enemy Ink, a custom screen print shop focused on supplying merchandise to the projects they care most about. Enemy Ink was started with the sole intent of printing merch for bands Palkevich and Bender managed/performed in and now print for some of the most respected names in the underground.
Stream "Too Punk for the Hardcore Show, Too Hardcore for the Punk Show" here!
"Too Punk for the Hardcore Show, Too Hardcore for the Punk Show" Track List:
1. Wasted
2. Dr. Phillips
3. Scene Report
4. Bigshot
5. Time for Livin'
For more information, visit:
www.theattack.us
www.facebook.com/rahrahrahrecords
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