Skratch N Sniff Radio returned for the weekend of August 8 with two more genre-bending shows built around the format that has defined the program for years: alternative and rock favorites rebuilt through electronic remixes, current releases pushed alongside established names, and enough stylistic left turns to keep both six-segment mixes moving. Alternative Mix #710 […]
Ventura County’s rising alt/indie rock band Strange Case have officially released their highly anticipated new full-length album, Gone for a While, available now on all major streaming platforms. After building momentum with fan-favorite singles “27 Club,” “HBK,” and “Sugar,” Gone for a While captures the band’s evolution into one of Southern California’s most exciting young
Skratch N’ Sniff Radio returned for the weekend of August 1 with two more genre-bending shows built around exclusive remixes, alternative favorites, heavy rock staples and a steady stream of new music. Alternative Mix #709 moves between indie, electronic, reggae-rock and modern alternative, while Rock Mix #1225 turns up the intensity with Metallica, Black Sabbath,
Skratch N’ Sniff Radio returned this past weekend with two more genre-blurring shows, combining new alternative and rock releases with remixes of familiar favorites, emerging artists and a special Dirty Heads Mini Mix. Alternative Mix #708 leaned into the full range of the format, moving between indie rock, alternative pop, reggae-rock and electronic reworks. Rock
For Southern California’s Strange Case, ‘Gone For A While’ isn’t simply the title of a new album. It’s an honest reflection of the band’s journey. After stepping away from releasing music for a stretch, the Ventura County outfit is returning with renewed purpose, led by the driving new single “Waiting for the Weekend” and an
Southern California alternative rock outfit Strange Case have announced their new album, Gone For A While, a project the band describes as the clearest realization yet of the sound they have been working toward for the past decade. The album marks a major new chapter for Strange Case, who have spent nearly 10 years carving
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On March 5, 2026, Regime Music Group brought its extended musical family together for a packed showcase at Venice West in Los Angeles. The event, billed as Anti-Heros, featured performances from Jakobs Castle, Codefendants, Strange Case, and XCOMM, with DJ Miles Medina keeping the energy going between sets. The show was presented with support from SVN/BVRNT
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Sublime has added two major stops to the inaugural Sublime Me Gusta Festival: June 27 in Portland, Oregon at Tom McCall Waterfront Park and July 18 in Salt Lake City, Utah at Zions Bank Stadium. The multi-city concept debuted earlier with a May 9 launch in Fort Worth, and it is already shaping up to
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For years, Strange Case have existed in the fertile overlap of Southern California surf culture, punk grit, and DIY rock ambition — a band shaped as much by skate videos and garage shows as by radio dreams. With their new single “HBK,” the longtime collaborators feel like they’ve finally distilled everything they love into one
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Ventura County’s Strange Case are pushing the next wave of SoCal alt/indie rock straight into 2026 with their brand-new single “HBK.” Driven by sharp guitars and sun-baked hooks, the track dives into the chaos of chasing someone you know you shouldn’t. “You just can’t scrub them from your brain,” Bassist Aaron Chapman says. Strange Case
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