Anyone that reads this site knows we lovely we love purrrty pictures. That being said, we’ve got another photographer joining the crew today; Eric V aka Lobo Jones. Eric is a kick ass individual who loves Glen E. Friedman and fancy hats. He always is a skilled videographer who shot this amazing video of The Bouncing Souls at Generation Records on Record Store Day 2009.

Check out some photos Eric took at Eerie Von and Crime In Stereo in-store performances at Generation. Photos are after the jump.

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Crime in Stereo celebrated their record release of I Was Trying to Describe You to Someone with a live set at Generation Records in New York City. Set list and photos below. Make sure to check out the band at Webster Hall Studio this friday.

set list
drugwolf
Xxxx
Type One
Not Dead
…but you are vast
Republica
Small Skeletal
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Beloved Long Island punk band Crime In Stereo will be playing at Generation Records on Tuesday, February 23rd. The in-store is in celebration of the release of I Was Trying To Describe You To Someone, which comes out that day on Bridge Nine Records. The show will start at 7:30 P.M.

The show is free but, as always, entry will be on a first-come, first-serve basis. Get here early, hang out with the band and pick up their new record.

Crime In Stereo have posted a track “Everywhere And All The Time” from their rarities album Selective Wreckage on MySpace. That album is out Sept. 30th and according to the Bridge Nine Blog, they will start selling the re-issue of The Troubled Stateside on vinyl tomorrow.

The title track of the new Jenny Lewis album Acid Tongue can be heard over at NPR’s “All Things Considered” website.

Seattle post-hardcore shredders These Arms Are Snakes have posted “Red Line Season” from their Suicide Squeeze debut. They also announced a split 7″ with Minus The Bear will be forthcoming.

The fine folk at Alternative Press have posted the new video from Long Island’s Crime In Stereo. The clip is for the song “Small Skeletal” off their latest release Crime In Stereo…Is Dead. LNWF’s own Leah recently caught up with the band in Philadelphia, check the interview out here and the video below.