Following a short flirtation with Fueled By Ramen, The Swellers have found a new home with No Sleep Records and released one of their best albums to date.

The Creepshow crawled back in through the backdoor with a couple of replacements among its ranks. First and foremost there’s lead vocalist and guitarist Kenda Legaspi who replaced Sarah Blackwood.

Is it punkrock or indie? Who knows! Signals Midwest manage to combine both styles on “Light On The Lake” in a way that it’s hard to tell where one style ends and the other begins.

Sainthood Reps was co-founded by Brand New’s touring guitarist Derrick Sherman and it’s hard not to pick up on that band’s influence in songs like “Desert Song” and… well, the rest of the album.

18 Songs? For an album that comes with a title that seems to be lifted from 14-year-old emo girl’s diary? Yes and yes and it fucking rocks from start to finish!

When one of its founding members leaves the fold, it can never be an easy time for a band.

As the guys in Nothington continue to test their liver strength while playing shows all over the place, they also continue to crank out music.

On “Before It Caves” A Loss For Words have pulled out all the stops and went completely pop-punk on our asses.

Moving Mountains (or MovMou if you’re a die-hard fan) is back with a new album. A self-titled one. Which is often done when a band is veering off in a new direction.

Nashville is better known as the country music capital but Better Off prove that there’s plenty of other things going on there as well.