Punk-rock iconoclasts Anti-Flag have announced that they will release their new studio album, American Spring, this May through Spinefarm Records.
Remember that guy who combined the Used with Natasha Bedingfield? Well, another one of his seemingly odd combos has been making its way around the airwaves as of late.
Despite announcing their breakup near the beginning of 2014, City Lights frontman Oshie Bichar has revealed that he will be releasing an acoustic EP this spring under the band's moniker.
Toronto’s Like Pacific is one of the latest in what seems to be a never-ending stream of new pop-punk bands. Did I say stream? I meant tsunami.
Trenton, NJ’s Honah Lee are back with a new album called “33 on 45”, a reference to the band’s tendency to play their songs fast as fuck during live shows.
A few minutes ago the organisation of Jera On Air announced some new names!
Defeater / STRUNG OUT / Authority Zero / Expire will be playing this awesome festival in the Netherlands.
Based on the book by New York police officer Ralph Sarchie, Deliver Us From Evil follows Sarchie (played by Eric Bana) as he investigates a series of disturbing crimes that involve the supernatural and cause him to hear songs by The Doors. Because nobody wants to hear The Doors all day long, he joins forces with the somewhat unconventional priest Mendoza (Edgar Ramirez) and together they fight back the demons terrorizing the city.
Following a divorce and dealing with it in some unhealthy ways, Alkaline Trio drummer Derek Grant found himself putting the past behind him when he began writing lyrics in Los Angeles, Portland, Ch
The Equalizer sees director Antoine Fuqua teaming up again with Denzel Washington. If you are expecting another Training Day, you might be disappointed. If you are looking for a solid action flick with a lot of stylized violence however, this is just the movie for you.
Washington plays Robert McCall, a quiet man who adheres to a Spartan lifestyle and who keeps his past a mystery to those around him. All we know about him is that he wakes up, goes to work and then heads for the local diner to read a book, his way of making the most of yet another sleepless night.
What started out as a solo project by Angela Plake, turned into a full band kinda affair after moving to Nashville where she was joined by guitarist Dan Bishop and drummer Charles Miller.
