InVogue Records has recently signed the emo/punk band Hazing. Their debut album Disconsolate, will be coming out in early 2016, but in the meantime you can eye-guzzle this music video for their song "Ghost Runner at Home".
In case you want to hear Danzig absolutely butcher classics by Black Sabbath, Aerosmith, ZZ Top and Elvis Presley among others, then “Skeletons” is just the album for you.
You should know Sean Huber from both Modern Baseball and Steady Hands. And you have probably heard of Will Lindsay (W.C. Lindsay) as well.
On “Fear Of Failure”, Buffalo’s Malfunction aren’t interested in taking prisoners.
On their first album in eight years, Washington DC’s The Max Levine Ensemble try to make sense of ‘the deterioration of relationships in an era of technology and mass surveillance and the erosion o
A year after their debut full-length, Gnarwolves is back with a new 4-song EP. It’s short, it’s fast, it’s aggressive and for the most part, it’s a lot of fun to spend ten minutes with.
Featuring members of This Bike Is A Pipebomb, Future Virgins, Hidden Sports and Black Rainbow, Basement Benders might be a new-ish band but its members come with plenty of experience.
Handguns’ latest album starts off with a quote from Little Miss Sunshine, a deliciously wicked comedy that you should definitely watch if you haven’t already done so.
Here’s another found footage horror flick about a couple of college kids who set out to investigate a haunted house in Louisiana where a generation earlier bodies were piling up. Equipped with a ton of night vision cameras and recording devices, they want to record the supposed paranormal activity. Spoiler alert: they get more than they bargained for.
Wait, didn’t these Seattle punks release an EP like three months ago? Why, yes they did. It was called “Super Me” and to me, it was super.
