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  Frank Turner, 'England Keep My Bones' (Epitaph)

  June 7, 2011 – Frank Turner gives sincerity a good name on the rousing England Keep My Bones, an exclamation point in an increasingly brilliant career that ranges from early punk spew to more recent folkie testimony. …
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  EXCLUSIVE: Hot Brit Songwriter Frank Turner

  April 26, 2011 – English singer-songwriter Frank Turner is one of SPIN's picks for this weekend's Bamboozle fest in New Jersey, thanks to the "witty, earnest-as-hell" songs on his new album, England Keep My Bones (out June 7), including "Peggy Sang the Blues," stream-able here. The "Peggy" in the song is Turner's grandmother, who helped him develop a positive, individualistic attitude, including the mantra in the song's chorus: "It doesn't matter where …
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  FREE MIXTAPE! Bamboozle's Breakout Bands

  April 26, 2011 – The annual Bamboozle festival happens at New Meadowlands Stadium in New Jersey, April 29-May 1, but even if you're not attending you can discover the festival's 10 Must-Hear Breakout Acts -- click here to check it out! Better yet, we're offering a bonus gift: a free download album of songs by eight of those can't-miss bands, plus three additional SPIN faves: SXSW breakout stars Sleeper Agent, culture-bending rap trio Das Racist, and Te …
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  FREE MIXTAPE: Top Acts Cover Bad Religion

  October 19, 2010 – In our November issue, SPIN celebrates 30 years of the iconic label Epitaph Records, tracing its rise from a DIY imprint founded by Brett Gurewitz to a powerhouse label that sent punk to the top of the charts. Bad Religion - which included Gurewitz on guitar - were Epitaph's marquee band, so to commemorate the label's history, SPIN and MySpace Music rounded up top indie artists, including Tegan and Sara, Switchfoot, Ted Leo and New Pol …
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