Track-by-track: En Garde's Ross Horvath about 'Debtors'


Old friends, new kicks. That is one way to describe Akron, OH's En Garde.
Old friends, new kicks. That is one way to describe Akron, OH's En Garde.
Recorded almost three years ago, Ship Thieves’ new album, ‘Irruption,’ is finally out on Chunksaah Records, the label fou
K7s - the Spanish ‘supergroup’ featuring Jose Andres Albertos of Airbag, Luis Sanchez of Depressing Claim, Heatwaves and Los Reactivos, Raul Artana, as well as the recently relocated Kurt Baker - a
Meet Local Drags, America’s least known power pop sensation. Local in their case would be Springfield, Illinois. Not sure what the Drags part refers to, but it definitely isn’t the songs that make up the band's new album, 'Keep me Glued'.
We are very happy to premiere Rob Lanterman's acoustic cover of 'Thank You,' the Dido song that was first featured on the 'Sliding Doors' soundtrack and then went on to become the biggest hit on the singer's 1999 debut album.
So Cal punks Taken Days announced their forthcoming full-length 'Every Second...,' out March 19 via Wiretap Records.
Produced by Cameron Webb, the record packs a dozen songs inspired by 90's and early 2000's punk rock, emo and pop punk. Earlier releases by the band include "Ten More Miles" EP 2018 and "Nowhere Slowly" EP 2017.
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On April 9, 2021 Chaser will release their 5th full-length album, 'Dreamers.'
Jesse Stopnitzky shares, “Dreamers is a 13-song burst of anthemic and melodic punk energy with self-reflecting and hopeful lyrics. It is a reminder to keep chasing your dreams and keep your head up. It’s the most personal album we have written, touching on the highs and lows of life, but as always, with a positive CHASER twist.”
Milwaukee-based garage rockers Devils Teeth will release their new album, 'La leggenda di Chong Li,' on April 2 via Triple Eye Industries.
Ska-punk pioneers The Mighty Mighty BossToneS will release their 11th studio record When God Was Great on May 7 via Hellcat Records.
Sunday State began with Michael Carothers and Kurt Foster, two long-time musicians in the band-breeding ground of the Pacific Northwest who had known each other for 20 years. With nothing more than a casual, "Hey, wanna write a few songs together?" they began digging into instrumental demos Carothers had created.