“Days Of The Fallen Sun” sees Junius reunited with producer Will Benoit, who was also fiddling the knobs on the band’s first releases.

From Bruges comes Old Ivy, a hardcore band that taps from the same vein as La Dispute, Pianos Become The Teeth and Defeater.

From Phoenix comes Reubens Accomplice, a band that has already been around since 1994 and who have since toured with everyone from Jimmy Eat World and Karate to The Promise Ring and Pedro The Lion.

With Jon Naclerio (We Are the In Crowd, My Chemical Romance) on board as the producer, the guys in Moving Brooklyn certainly went out of their way to make “Intervals” sound good.

To say that The Sore Losers are keeping the seventies alive on their second album “Roslyn”, is something of an understatement.

- by Sarah Vandereyd

Belgium’s Geppetto And The Whales ended up in the 2012 finale of Humo’s Rock Rally but lost in the end to the Compact Disk Dummies.

MLCD (formerly known as My Little Cheap Dictaphone) is back with “The Smoke Behind The Sound”, already their fourth album.

Have you already heard “Rimbaud Eyes”, the new single by Dum Dum Girls?