King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
Let’s get one thing clear right from the start… King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is a lot of different things. It’s busy. It’s fast-paced. And it’s utterly ridiculous. The one thing it is not, is a good movie.
Dowzer - So Much For Silver Linings
“So Much For Silver Linings” is release number five for Dowzer, the Dutch punk rock band that has been around for ten years already.
Sciatic Nerve - Sciatic Nerve
What do you get if you put Nothington’s Chris Matulich, Tony Teixeira (ex-Nothington, Cobra Skulls), Luke Ray (Swingin’ Utters, ex-Cobra Skulls) and Western Addiction’s Kyle Lindauer together in a
The Young Hearts - Honestly, I'm Just Thinking
The Young Hearts are a relatively new band out of the UK, who have just released their second EP, “Honestly, I’m Just Thinking”.
Kid You Not - Never A Dull Movement
St. Augustine, Florida punk rock band Kid You Not are back with the follow-up to 2016’s “Nothing Was Beautiful And Everything Hurt” EP.
Beach Slang
Beach Slang's James Alex doesn’t like to sit still. That’s why in between Beach Slang albums, he has reworked a couple of songs that he is now releasing under the Quiet Slang moniker. Quiet as in acoustic. With cello and piano. And no distortion.
The Eradicator
If you are old enough to remember the Canadian sketch comedy show Kids in the Hall, you may remember a particular sketch on Season 1, Episode 1 called "The Eradicator".
Worriers
Brooklyn-based melodic punks Worriers have a new album coming out. It's called "Survival Pop" and will be out this Friday via SideOneDummy.
Prawn - Run
Ridgewood, NJ’s Prawn impressed when they released “Kingfisher” back in 2014, a mathy emo masterpiece that came with all the bells and whistles. Or in Prawn’s case, all the strings and horns.
Frank Iero and the Patience - Keep The Coffins Coming
- by Christophe Vanheygen
Yeah, yeah … We know … My Chemical Romance and things. Whatever. This is Frank Iero and the Patience and it has nothing to do with Iero’s old band.