Pulley
In case you hadn't noticed yet, Pulley is back! They released their first new album in twelve years late last year and "No Change In The Weather" comes with all the bells and whistles you would expect (and want) to hear on a Pulley album.
Matt Pryor - Memento Mori
- by Nate Hennon
The Bombpops - Fear of Missing Out
After a couple of EPs, SoCal’s The Bombpops have finally released their debut full-length, “Fear Of Missing Out” (out now via Fat Wreck). Snooze on this one and you really will be missing out.
Jim And The French Vanilla - Afraid of the House
Jim & The French Vanilla is the solo project of Jim Blaha from The Blind Shake.
Energy - Apparition Sound
I honestly thought Boston’s Energy had called it a day, not having heard from them since the release of their only full-length back in 2008. Guess I was wrong.
First Blood - Rules
First Blood’s first new album in seven years is called “Rules” and you’ll know it. Every song on here has the word ‘rules’ in the title.
Thrice’s guide to Orange, CA
It was a good day when Thrice announced their three-year hiatus had come to an end. And it was an even better day when they released “To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere”, one of their best albums to date.
Jake Clarke / Spur - Split
Just because Superheaven is on a hiatus, doesn’t mean guitarist/vocalist Jake Clarke is spending his time sitting around the house.
Carousel Kings - Charm City
Lancaster, Pennsylvania’s Carousel Kings have been at it since 2009 and “Charm City” is already the band’s fourth full-length. But don’t feel bad if you hadn’t heard of them before.
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes
We recently caught up with Frank Carter, arguably one of the most charismatic frontmen around. His new album "Modern Ruin" is out now and if you thought their debut album was good, wait until you get a load of this one!