With a name that’s pretty much ungoogleable (is that a word?), Crimes is a new band boasting former members of PunkRockTheory favorites Static Radio NJ and current members of Rescuer and Fierce Bro

Apparently “The Upsides” and “Suburbia : I’ve Given You All And Now I’m Nothing” were the first two installments of a trilogy, of which “The Greatest Generation” is now the closing piece.

When news got out last year that three dudes from Isis started a new band with Deftones’ vocalist Chino Moreno, stoners all over the world rejoiced and lit up their bongs to celebrate the occasion.

Shining is a Norwegian band who released an impressive album called “Blackjazz” in 2010.

The Canadians that make up Trigger Effect are a hard-working bunch who are either playing über-intense shows, drinking or recording.

Cleveland’s Light Years have released a new album called “I Won’t Hold This Against You”.

For a while it looked like there wouldn’t even be a new Editors album.

Sweden’s Ghost B.C. (or just simply Ghost) has quickly become something of a phenomenon.

Five years after the first facts, Druglords Of The Avenues are pushing a new album. This side-project led by Swingin’ Utters’ Johnny Peebucks cranks out thirteen tracks on “New Drugs”.

Lesser bands might have buckled after having been sued by John Elway over their name and having been deemed ‘not punk enough’ by MRR.