- by Christophe

Dude, this is Punk Rock Theory, not Poetry Theory.

Alive & Well originally started as an acoustic project for Matt Vernon, but has since evolved into a full-fledged pop-punk band.

Not really a review, but more of an ‘awareness’ post to let you all know that Six Feet Under Records has re-released 108’s final – and arguably best - album.

Following their four-year hiatus, Thrice are back with their ninth album, “To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere”, and I couldn’t be happier about it.

Following two albums on their own label, Portland’s Summer Cannibals recently signed with Kill Rock Stars for album number three, “Full Of It”.

Waterparks is a pop-punk band out of Houston who place the emphasis on pop, even going as far as introducing synths and electronic beats in a couple of songs while singing about hiding in your bedr

Just like every other album review of PUP’s new album, we should mention the story behind the album title.

“Isn’t Real” finds Massachusetts’s Half Hearted Hero moving on from the faster and more aggressive sound of their previous albums, and settling on a moderate pace.

I guess I don’t really have to introduce Vinnie Caruana at this point in time.

- by Nate Hennon