Rebuilder - Sounds From The Massachusetts Turnpike

Guitarist/vocalist Sal Medrano for Boston punkrock outfit Rebuilder recently said, "How do we follow up "Rock and Roll In America" when the whole country has gone to shit?
Guitarist/vocalist Sal Medrano for Boston punkrock outfit Rebuilder recently said, "How do we follow up "Rock and Roll In America" when the whole country has gone to shit?
Following up on their 2015 EP, California’s Together Pangea are back at it with a new album.
When I first stumbled across Able Baker Fox when they released their debut album “Voices” back in 2008, I fell in love instantly and it was a serious bummer when they broke up.
When Turnover abandoned their pop-punk stylings in favor of a more twinkly, dream rock sound on their sophomore album, “Peripheral Vision”, I was on board.
Started by members of Joyride, Watercolor Paintings, Void Boys and Dreamspoiler, the Bay Area’s Soar dish out ten grunge-y tracks on “Dark/Gold” that are as unassuming as they are stunning.
Formerly known as Walter Mitty and His Makeshift Orchestra, Walter Etc. is the musical project started by a couple of childhood friends led by self-proclaimed cult leader, Walter.
After spending time in other bands like Crimes, Hot Knife, Pale Angels and more, New Jersey’s Static Radio are finally back.
Austin’s Honeyrude got its start back in 2013 when guitarist Ian Lund and bassist Billy Kunath decided to start a band.
Life tells the story of the six-member crew aboard the International Space Station who are on the verge of one of the most important discoveries in human history: proof that there is extraterrestrial life on Mars. But oh oh, turns out the alien lifeform doesn’t particularly like us and neither Ryan Reynolds, Jake Gyllenhaal, Rebecca Ferguson or anyone else of the crew, seemed to be able to predict this. Guess none of them ever watched a sci-fi movie before…
When the opening track on an album starts with the line ‘my 6th grade science teacher had chicken nugget teeth’, you know you’re in for something different.