Three years after “Avalanche United”, Vinnie Caruana and the rest of I Am The Avalanche are back with a new album called “Wolverines”.

On what is already their sixth album overall and their second since the reunion of the original line-up, Taking Back Sunday provide us with the definition of what happiness is exactly.

A band once told me that you shouldn’t judge a band by its name. I guess they would say the same thing about album titles. In this case however, the title covers the load perfectly.

I’ve always had something of a soft spot for the Drive-By Truckers ever since they released “The Dirty South” back in 2004. So it pained me to first see Jason Isbell leave and now Shonna Tucker.

Normally when a band releases a self-titled album, it has a deeper meaning. Like they’re changing their sound or something.

You might remember singer-guitarist Domenic Palermo from the band Horror Show, a band that came to an end after Palermo was sentenced to two years in prison following a stabbing.

On “Brothers & Smugglers” The Mighty Fine seem to have upped their game. That’s no diss to their previous albums but this one is just… well, better.

Nai Harvest is a UK duo consisting of Ben Thompson (guitar, vocals) and Lew Currie (drums) that likes to combine emo with indie rock.

On album number three, Ezra Kire and the rest of Morning Glory have dialed down on the bombast of 2012’s “Poets Were My Heroes”.