Why is it called Fred Durst Sex Tape? We’re not 100% on that. Whatever the case, our recent Crash Symbols split with Denver’s School Knights and Pacific Pride is an inspiration to long-suffering students and west coasters alike, offering a pairing of exuberant garage pop with…
There was a time when the cassette was the most prominent medium of listening to and sharing music. In the 90s came an abrupt takeover by CDs, leaving audio cassettes completely in the dust. Now, with the continual acceleration of the Internet age, we all aspire for something more tangible…
We at Crash Symbols have recently reached an understanding with Rebel Magazine and have come to new treaty terms ending our longstanding feud, as evidenced by yon handshake. Check back tomorrow for more info, y’all, and to find out if you’re farm has been redistributed to the aristocracy in accordance with the treaty’s new land allocations.
The first building block of this little enterprise was a logo, and we’re proud to present the results. Erstwhile designers Fig & Fox came up with this little beauty, which you can expect to see much more in the coming months. We’re hard at work on our first few releases, which are taking shape nicely. Times are certainly excited.
In the bromantic spirit of two-thirds of SPORTS somehow meeting in Paris, the whole band agrees that this is the record that they’ve each been waiting years to make. Though for years the record they expected to make was indie-rock, SPORTS began as an attempt to shift gears into a dance…
Mat of Coma Cinema remixed my song, Nerves. If anyone ever wants to release my 7” this will be on the B-side. Shred approved A+++
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It’s been a long time coming, but Jheri and I are proud to finally unveil the preorder for Two Bicycle’s new album The Ocean. According to Jamison this is an opus of sorts and we’re both incredibly proud to be releasing it on our imprint, Crash Symbols. The cassettes are beautiful and…
