Picking up right where they left off with 1996’s “Fantastic Planet”, spacey rockers Failure start off their first new album in 19 years with an entry in their numbered “Segue” series before letting

For their new album “New Horizons”, UK’s own Templeton Pek headed all the way to California to record with Ken Seaton at The Porch in Hermosa Beach, CA and then handed the album over to Cameron Web

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On “Lull”, Colorado’s Tigerwine deliver five songs where they mix up emo, grunge and hardcore into one easily consumable whole that has more than a few things in common with a band like Balance And

Nowadays there are over a million subgenres in punk… oh wait, someone just invented yet another one.

Sometimes you come across an album that makes your head spin.

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