Deaf Havana - All These Countless Nights
After releasing three albums between 2009 and 2013, things became quiet around Deaf Havana.
Japandroids - Near to the Wild Heart of Life
On their third album, Vancouver’s Japandroids have taken the scrappy sound from their previous releases and gave it an upgrade. Now it’s as huge as the crowd at a Trump rally. It’s true.
Capital Youth - Lemonade
If garage-y punk rock is your thing, you should probably do yourself a favor and check out Switzerland’s Capital Youth.
Open City - Open City
Even though Open City has already been a band for two years and have played a bunch of shows in that time, they had yet to put out any music.
Iron Reagan - Crossover Ministry
With Trump in the Oval Office, I think it’s fair to say the world has never needed a new Iron Reagan album more than right now.
Dave Hause - Bury Me In Philly
- by Nate Hennon
The Menzingers - After The Party
- by Gregory Lambrechts
Nothington
Five years after their last album, San Francisco's Nothington is finally back with a new album! "In The End" will be out Feb 17 via Red Scare and it could very well be their best album to date.
Brutus - Burst
Following a triptych of 7” releases, Belgium’s Brutus is about to unleash their debut full-length upon the unsuspecting masses.
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes - Modern Ruin
Ah, Frank Carter. His rage may have always been as white hot as his hair is ginger, but on “Modern Ruin” it takes on a more restrained form and the album is all the better because of it.