“Magnetic Cities/Maps Of Bones” is already album number five for Maritime, which makes it one more than Davey Von Bohlen and Dan Didier ever recorded with The Promise Ring.

Ah, time to sit back and relax with Sam Russo’s sophomore album.

State Champs has been making a name for themselves in pop-punk circles for about five years now.

Remember the nineties when bands like Superchunk and Jawbreaker made distorted guitars sound like the sweetest thing?

Apparently “Walk The Plank” is already album number twelve for the party punks that make up Zebrahead. Holy shit, right?

Cult Leader’s debut full-length, “Lightless Walk”, has to be one of the loudest and most vicious albums I’ve heard all year.

Did not see this one coming to be honest… 19 years after their last album, Ugly Kid Joe is back with a new album.

Here’s a fun little split between UK’s Muncie Girls and Germany’s Sandlot Kids.

At this point it is pretty much a given that any garage-y kinda band out of Austin is going to be awesome. There are just too many great examples.