Six years after their last album, King Khan is back with his Shrines for some more funked up, souled up tunes that will get you shaking in no time.

Every now and again there’s a new ‘Best Of’ from The Clash. Not sure what the point is when there already are a bunch of them out there… but here you go nonetheless.

Concept albums… yeah, that’s usually not a good sign. Do you remember Angels & Airwaves’ albums? Neither do I. But when Direct Hit! make one, it turns out it can be a good thing.

Crazy Arm has already been doing their thing for a couple of years now. Next to the fully rocked out version of the band, they’ve also been going at it in acoustic fashion from time to time.

With “Internal Eyes” San Francisco’s Heartsounds unleash another torrent of skatepunk on the unsuspecting masses.

On their third album, Doomriders are at it again.

2013 has already seen its share of good pop-punk albums and now there’s Seaway’s debut to add to the list.

From the state whose state song is taken from the hit musical “Oklahoma!”, comes Red City Radio.

Next to being in Now, Now (check out last year’s “Threads” if you haven’t already done so), Jess Abbott also has a solo project called Tancred.