These Georgia natives sound like a hardcore band that’s fronted by Andrew WK after he has downed a bottle of scotch.

Death Ray Vision is the collaboration between Shadows Fall’s Brian Fair and Killswitch Engage’s Mike D’Antonio.

When I last heard Transit, they had just released “Listen And Forgive”.

When Pick Your Weapon called it a day, its members moved on to different things (another band, a record label, a food photography blog,…).

Bike Tuff from Michigan is a product of Midwest punk with a fair amount of Gainesville’s finest and some Samiam-like melodies mixed in.

Viriginia’s Turnover is well on its way of being a buzz band with their take on pop-punk/emo/indie-pop/… After releasing a self-titled EP and a split 7” with labelmates Citizen, there’s now the ban

Ever noticed that Authority Zero’s initials are the same as the abbreviation of their homestate? Yup, that’s PunkRockTheory for you… always paying attention to the things that matter the least.

Hot on the heels of their second full-length (“What Doesn’t Kill Us”), Throw The Fight decided to release a four-song EP called “The Vault”.

My my, we’ve come a long way since freedom fries! Nightshade is a band that consists of both American and French dude. They play metalcore/deathcore with additional electronic bleeps.

Gateway District describe themselves as a supergroup in the same sense that McDonalds ketchup is fancy and consists of current and former members of The Soviettes, Banner Pilot, Dear Landlord, Off