Buffalo-based hardcore heroes Every Time I Die have just announced their highly anticipated ninth studio album Radical out October 22 via Epitaph. Produced by Will Putney (Acacia Strain, Body Count, The Amity Affliction), Radical is the follow-up to 2016’s acclaimed Low Teens.
Austin, TX’s cult noise rock trio CHERUBS return with their new EP, SLO BLO 4 FRNZ & SXY out October 15 on Relapse Records (pre-order).
‘We like us slower, and we like us blower,
and we hope our sexy frnz will like it too!’
- Luv, CHERUBS
- by Nick Metherell
On their second EP, Loud Love successfully and wholeheartedly perfects their signature ecstatic, melodic sound in which their love of 90’s-00’s hardcore punk enters into a passionate, energetic and always catchy marriage with contemporary post-hardcore and indie rock. Recorded and produced by 6th band member Frank Rotthier, “EP II” sounds urgent, powerful and even more dynamic and aggressive but at the same time shows an extra emphasis on killer hooks and pure melody.
Considering the fact that we had to wait a full 22 years for the follow-up to 1995’s ‘Manic Compression,’ you could say that Quicksand’s first new album since 2017’s ‘Interiors’ comes hot on the he
- by Nick Metherell
Super American have announced details surrounding their upcoming new album ‘SUP’ out October 22, 2021 via Wax Bodega.
The upcoming album, ‘SUP’, is correspondingly confrontational, less polite, and palpably angry. The record’s title—which the band describe as at once abrasive, confrontational, and casual —is a nod to the rawness of these feelings.
Gibberish saw light of day in 2015, launched by 2 Japanese skatepunk nerds Yuto and Tetsuya.
The band focuses on making 90'- 00's influenced skatepunk songs through email chain with 2 American and Italian skatepunk geeks, Kyle Olson and Alex Gavazzi.
In October 2015, the debut single Milo was released via a compilation called "We Carry the Torch", released by Torch of Hope Records, while July 2016 marked the release of their highly acclaimed first EP "Between Timid and Timbuktu".
Having received most of my musical education in the 90’s, Rancid’s ‘… And Out Come The Wolves’ was one of my gateway albums into punk rock.
Nick has been into all things punk rock ever since he heard The Clash in his early teens while roaming the English countryside. The mid/late 90s Epi/Fat boom coincided nicely with Nick reaching an age where he could start going to shows. And with London an hour's train ride away, he was all set. Not content to be just an observer and consumer of the punk scene, Nick put out a semi-regular zine called Dirty Dog between '98 and '02. He also contributed to Dying Scene, before being demoted to writing for Punk Rock Theory. Up the countryside punx!
