Criminal Code – No Device
These gloomy Canadian hardcore punks are big on tight and fast-paced drums, wavering guitars and shouted vocals.
Cayetana – Hot Dad Calendar
Not a big fan of hot dad calendars personally, but I am liking the hell out of this 7”!
Birth Of Joy – Prisoner
Birth Of Joy is a Dutch trio for whom rock ‘n roll stopped in the seventies.
Koffin Kats debut new video for “Giving Blood"
Detroit punk rock ‘n’ roll band, Koffin Kats, has premiered a new video for their song “Giving Blood” today at PunkNews.org. The track is featured on their new album, Born of the Motor, which is available now from Sailor’s
Warpaint – Warpaint
The all-female quartet that is Warpaint are back with a new album, a self-titled one. Which usually means that a band is heading for new directions or is trying to reinvent itself.
Adventures/Run Forever split
Here’s a cute little split with two bands that dabble in the punky indie emo genre, courtesy of No Sleep Records.
The Smoking Hearts – Victory!
The Smoking Hearts don’t waste any time on their second full-length and kick things off in high gear.
Supersuckers – Get The Hell
Yes, it is cheesy to start off an album with wailing sirens but if anyone can pull it off, then it’s the Supersuckers!
Lights Over Bridgeport – Prayers & Eulogies
Chicago’s Lights Over Bridgeport come out swinging with a new 4-song EP called “Prayers & Eulogies”. The title might seem a bit gloomy, something that is not reflected in the songs at hand.
White House Down
It has to be a well-known fact by now that director Roland Emmerich likes to blow shit up. There was 2012, The Day After Tomorrow and of course, Independence Day, in which aliens wipe out the home of the US president along with the rest of the world. In White House Down (following the recently released and similarly themed Olympus Has Fallen) Emmerich scales things down just a notch and only blows up part of the White House this time around.