Looking for a soundtrack for a ghouly Halloween? Well, I guess you can just play your old Misfits albums. But why not mix things up and throw in The Cryptkeeper Five's take on the Misfits classic 'Theme For A Jackal' that we are premiering.
Political punk icons, Anti-Flag, have just announced their brand new album, 20/20 Vision, due out January 17th from Spinefarm Records.
- by Tom Dumarey
It’s probably just me but I have never really understood the appeal of live albums. Going to shows? Sure thing! Listening to albums? Hell yeah!
- by Christophe Vanheygen
We’re fans of Ben Cook’s work. Plain and simple. Fucked Up, No Warning and Marvelous Darlings were or are pretty darn solid bands.
If history is kind (and accurate) it will remember Alcest as one of the most important metal bands of all time.
- by Tom Dumarey
- by Tom Dumarey
Can you smell what The Whiffs are cookin? Hint: it’s not Phish, Meatloaf or a String Cheese Incident. Nope – Kansas City’s prodigal sons of power pop are sticking to what they know on 'Another Whiff,' their debut full-length for Dig! Records which will be released on December 6th.
Welcome to Somewhere City, the debut full-length album from Washington, D.C.’s Origami Angel. After an initial collection of releases that dove deep into the surface-level stuff that helps keep our minds off of ourselves––video games (like on their latest EP and Somewhere City prequel Gen 3), TV shows, fantasy worlds, and food––this young indie/emo two-piece has created a universe all their own on their long-awaited debut. Somewhere City is Origami Angel’s ultimate manifestation of escapism.
