The Windowsill - Focus

On their first new album in five years and their fourth overall, Dutch band The Windowsill delivers 12 tracks worth of highly melodic pop punk that tap from the same vein as Screeching Weasel, The
On their first new album in five years and their fourth overall, Dutch band The Windowsill delivers 12 tracks worth of highly melodic pop punk that tap from the same vein as Screeching Weasel, The
With an album title that pays homage to the sounds that defined melodic punk rock in the 90’s, Sic Waiting are back at doing what they do best on ‘A Fine Hill To Die On’.
Detroit’s most unhinged and alluringly repugnant trio Toeheads (“it’s just Toeheads”) salvage any lost hope you had in the Motor City and in rock and roll.
Right before Descendents played a great set at the Brakrock festival in Belgium this Summer, we got the chance to sit down with Descendents' Bill Stevenson to talk about '9th & Walnut', what it means to be in a band as long as he has and much
For the uninitiated, Sludgeworth are Chicago punk pioneers from the 1980’s that released a posthumous collection/discography album on Lookout Records back in the day—and it sold tens of thousands of copies, which was impressive for a defunct band. With members of Screeching Weasel, they had obvious leanings towards melodic punk, but they also had a quintessential Midwest sound mixed in with some post-punk. Think Naked Raygun and Fugazi. And now, for the first time ever, Red Scare brings you “Losers of the Year” on vinyl. Their first and only LP!
In 2011, Goddamnit formed with a desire to make music that harkens back to the "golden era" of punk and post hardcore. Meshing the emotive sounds of bands like Jawbreaker and The Promise Ring with the ferocious intensity of Quicksand, Goddamnit offers a fresh perspective on a genre that Hot Water Music and Small Brown Bike carried the torch for in the early aughts.
Post-hardcore dream team, Fake Names announce their second studio album, ‘Expendables’ for release on March 3rd, 2023 via Epitaph Records.
Somewhere over the Summer, LA’s Holyfangs released their debut EP, the aptly titled ‘Holyfangs: I’. What to expect?
Hailing from Northern Ireland, melodic punk rock outfit No Matter have been quietly chipping away at making a name for themselves for a little over a decade now.