If you've listened to any SoCal punk rock in the past 10 years, chances are you've listened to the badasses that are Bad Cop Bad Cop whose records never have a dull moment. Case in point: Lighten Up, the band's most personal album to date
Announced as yet another “bold new era for the iconic band,” AFI returns with their twelfth album, Silver Bleeds The Black Sun.
On their first new album in eight years, Australia’s The Living End take it all the way back to their first releases and fire off 11 rock ‘n’ roll missiles, all of which hit dead center.
With Pyramid Scheme Of Grief, The Carolyn have written an album for those of us who have gotten their heart broken. Unless your ex is called Carolyn.
Tired Radio’s Hope In The Haze hits like a punch and a hug at the same time.
Montreal’s Spite House waste no time on their sophomore album. Desertion clocks in under half an hour, but it packs a heavy punch both musically and emotionally.
While most of the news coming out of Washington D.C. these days feels bleak, every now and then a spark of light breaks through.
And just like that Horace Pinker is back with their first new full-length since 2011’s ‘Local State Inertia’.
Just in time for their annual piligrimage to The Fest, Pittsburgh’s World’s Scariest Police Chases are back with a new album.
Faulty Cognitions comes at you from San Antonio with a melodic punk-driven sound that was inspired equally by the jaunty kiwi rock of bands like The Clean and The Bats and the jangle of early R.E.M
