Soup Is Good Food on Tue 7/19/11
| Artist | Title | Album | New |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bouncing Souls | Live On WKDU | ✔ | |
| Fucked Up | Queen Of Hearts | David Comes To Life | ✔ |
| Jeff THe Brotherhood | Hey Friend | We Are The Champions | ✔ |
| The Arrivals | The Power Won't Be Staying On For Long | Volatile Molotov | |
| The World/ Inferno Friendship Society | Canonize Philip K Dick OK? | The Anarchy And The Ecstacy | ✔ |
| Mayflower | S.A.D. Song | Second Best Sunsets | |
| 10-4 Eleanor | Dressed To Impresteves | Words Cannot Express How Much Fuck This Band | |
| The Menzingers | So It Goes | Chamberlain Waits | |
| The Creeps | Follow You Home | Walk You Home | |
| Shang-A-Lang | Five Long Years | Collection | |
| Screeching Weasel | Don't Turn Out The Lights | My Brain Hurts | |
| Stiff Little Fingers | Tin Soldiers | Nobody's Heroes | |
| X-Ray Spex | Art I Ficial | Germfree Adolescents | |
| Screaming Females | Laura And Marty | Castle Talk | |
| Natural Child | Crack Mountain | ||
| Pujol | Too Safe | ||
| Shannon And The Clams | Blast Me To Bermuda | I Wanna Go Home | |
| Eddy Current Suppression Ring | Isn't It Nice | Rush To Relax | |
| Kudrow | Commutilation! | Lando | |
| Tiltwheel | 2:07am | Hair Brained Scheme Addicts | |
| Sass Dragons | Danny Vapid Has Powers | New Kids On The Bong | |
| Shang-A-Lang | I'm So Free | Collection | |
| Dan Padilla | I Should Have Killed You When I Had The CHance | Awesome Town | |
| Red City Radio | No One Believes In Moons & Goochers | To The Sons And Daughters Of Woodie Guthrie | |
| Arms Aloft | Comfort At Any COst | Comfort At Any Cost |
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