For a couple of years now, Gnarwolves has been partying and playing shows. More often than not they were doing both at the same time.

Buried in the middle of this album is “Katrina”, an instrumental track that serves as the eye of a storm called “Wilt & Rise”.

Wolves Like Us (do they mean to say that wolves like them or that they are like wolves?) is a Norwegian band consisting of former members of Amulet, Infidels Forever, Silver and JR Ewing.

On their debut album, Skaters race through Manhattan in 33 minutes, spread over 11 songs. The album starts off with the clatter of a NYC subway before loud guitars and a stomping beat take over.

Featuring former members of All Teeth and Life Long Tragedy, Creative Adult take their music to a dark place on “Psychic Mess”, the band’s debut full-length.

Formerly known as The Hotel Year, The Hotelier’s rebranding luckily remains limited to the band name.

Bayside are back with what is already their sixth album.

Antwerp’s The Go Find had their heart broken again and poured their sorrow in ten melancholy pop songs that make up the band’s fourth album, “Brand New Love” (once again released by Berlin’s Morr M

- by Cara Baplue