Helsinki’s The Splits had big combat shoes to fill after their debut. Having heard “LPII” a bunch of times now, I think it’s fair to say that they delivered.

It may have taken them nine years, but Good Riddance are back with the follow-up to 2006’s “My Republic”.

Texas Is Funny recently welcomed Milwaukee’s The Midwestern Charm to their roster and immediately re-released the band’s second album, “Growing Pains”.

The Beautiful Ones are a hardcore band from Mesa, Arizona. But one listen to their debut full-length “Jaded Love” and you’ll quickly find out they are more than just another hardcore band.

Spread out over Wales and New Jersey, the Pale Angels somehow found enough time and air miles to get together often enough to cut a new album.

Giles Bidder, Iona Cairns and Bob Barrett are Great Cynics, one of the most fun punk bands in the UK at the moment.

Oakland, California indie punk band Long Knives recently released their debut EP “This Is Your Life” on Count Your Lucky Stars.

Brooklyn’s UnWed sees some well-known names teaming up for their own take on 90ies rock and post-hardcore.

On his eight album, Rocky Votolato sounds revitalized.

Rather than following up “On Mars” with a new album, Mean Jeans decided to go back in time and drop a singles collection compiling songs from various 7-inches, compilations and other not so readily