Detroit’s The Koffin Kats are back with their diesel-fueled take on psychobilly. “Born Of The Motor” is already the band’s seventh full-length and by now they are one well-oiled machine.

This year marks the 20^th anniversary of Dinosaur Jr’s “Where You Been” and in order to celebrate the occasion, Garrett Klahn (Texas Is The Reason, Solea) and Sergie Loobkoff (Samiam, Sol

Imagine an advanced class called ‘Stoner Rock’ where Torche are the melodic ones, Baroness the ones that think in concepts and where the Queens out-sexy everyone.

Dave Hause already released a pretty good first solo album with “Resolutions” even if it still felt a bit uneven at times.

On “Freedom”, San Francisco’s SpiralArms keep one eye firmly on the rearview mirror as they churn out their heavy rock songs that sound decidedly retro but which come with a modern production.

Tides From Nebula is a Polish post-rock outfit who have locked themselves in their own studio for six months. Rather than killing each other, they came out with “The Eternal Movement”.

Hank3 is at it again with what is probably his zillionth release…this time around he’s releasing a double country album (“Brothers Of The 4x4”) along with a punk album (“A Fiendish Threat”).

NY’s Broadcaster previously released one full-length (“Welcome To The Wetlands”) and two EPs. And now there’s “A Million Hours”.