Street Dogs - Stand for something or die for nothing

Boston’s Street Dogs return with a new batch of working class punk anthems! Boston. Titletown. The Cradle of Liberty. Beantown. From popular neighborhoods like Jamaica Plain and Davis Square to the more hardscrabble quarters like Mattapan and Roxbury, Boston is a complex fabric of people, cultures, and viewpoints. None more Boston are punk rock outfit, Street Dogs. From the air they breathe and the food they eat to the communities they serve—frontman Mike McColgan is a Boston Fire Department 911 Dispatcher and drummer Pete Sosa is an honorary member of the City of Boston—and the values they uphold, Street Dogs exemplify their city and what it has to offer the world. Across the group’s storied 16-year career, they’ve hit hard, spoke the truth, and walked the walk. New album, Stand for Something or Die for Nothing, is proof the Bostonians continue to live and be empowered by their punk rock, tell-it-like-it-is ethos. Recorded at Woolly Mammoth Studios, Sugarland Studio, and Q Division Studios with Rioux in the producer’s chair, mix master Sean Cahalin at the desk, and mastering ace Jeff Lipton navigating, Stand for Something or Die for Nothing is a punk rock album for the new era. Rioux was careful to balance the DIY tenets of punk with the professional requirements of recording an album. The result was hard won, but Stand for Something or Die for Nothing is a punk rock triumph, with tracks like “Comeback Zone,” “Lest We Forget,” and the title track delivering modern-day anthems that kick ass and take names.