Less Than Jake - Silver Linings
Looking back at 2020, it seems like there aren’t any certainties left. A lot of the stuff we have always taken for granted, has changed significantly.
Mediaslaves - Fear and Loathing in Outer Space
In spite of being together for just over a year and having released only three songs thus far, Canadian newcomers Mediaslaves already made it on the Fat Wreck Chords AIDS Bike Ride Charity playlist with the song “Fleeks and Geeks”. They have also been featured in independent magazines and radio across Canada, Scotland, England, India and the United States. On January 29, the band are set to release their debut EP Fear and Loathing in Outer Space.
American Thrills - American Thrills
Back in November we were happy to premiere ‘Regular Blokes,’ the debut
Record Thieves - Wasting Time
Wasting Time is not only a pretty apt summary of 2020, it’s also the name of Record Thieves’ debut LP, out now on Thousand Islands Records.
chamberlain - Red Weather
What began as a Revolution Summer-influenced youth crew band called Split Lip in the early 90s, eventually grew into an alt-country band called Chamberlain that was ahead of its time when they rele
Houseghost - Houseghost
I kinda slept on this one, which is my loss entirely because as it turns out Houseghost’s self-titled debut album is a guaranteed good time.
Heart & Lung - You Wanna Know The Truth
Red Scare Records recently welcomed Cleveland’s Heart & Lung to the roster and while they were at it also re-released the band’s 2017 debut, ‘You Wanna Know The Truth’.
Red City Radio - Paradise
Red City Radio has never been big on subtlety, but they take things to a whole new level on ‘Paradise,’ their latest, biggest and brightest album to date that comes packed with a dozen songs that a
I Am The Avalanche - DIVE
I Am The Avalanche are back with ‘DIVE,’ the band’s first new album in six years coming at you with ten melodic punk rock bangers that pack a message of hope we can all u
Greenland
As far as disaster movies go, ‘Greenland’ lands somewhere between ‘Deep Impact’ and ‘Geostorm’. Not as good as the former but also not as mind-numbingly dumb as Gerard Butler’s previous foray into the genre. In a normal year, this one could have easily fallen through the cracks. But this being 2020, the latest collaboration between Butler and director Ric Roman Waugh is actually a welcome diversion.