For their second full-length, Toronto’s Greys became the band they ‘always wanted to be’.

Last year I was pleasantly surprised by Wraths’ self-titled EP. This year, I’m pleasantly surprised by Wraths’ self-titled full-length.

Following the teaser that was the Nite Vision 7” from a couple of weeks ago, Mean Jeans have now released their first full-length for Fat Wreck.

Following up on last year’s “Yes It Is”, San Diego’s Western Settings are back with the “Old Pain” EP.

Australia’s Miyazaki! (don’t forget the exclamation mark) have a new EP out called “I’ll See Myself Out”.

A little over a year after their debut album “Hello Hello”, Portland’s Divers are at it again with a new 2-song 7”.

Courtesey of Say-10, comes this 12-inch split that is neatly divided between the “Tag Team Champions” that are Athen’s KarbomB and Atlanta’s Seagulls.

On their Rise Records debut “I Couldn’t Be Weaker”, Ontario’s Rarity cover that sweet spot between pop-punk and post-hardcore in kinda the same way as say, Polar Bear Club and Make Do And Mend.

Following 2014’s “Everything Will Be All Right In The End”, this is Weezer’s second album that is heralded as a return to form. And just like their previous album, it really is!