Over the course of two albums and a bunch of splits, Cheap Girls have gotten consistently better with every single release.

Green Day is back! But where do you go after you’ve released two rock operas? Well, you simply release not one, not two… but a whopping total of three albums.

I’ve never been much of an art buff myself but I’d gladly sign up for Art History 101 if California Wives (nevermind that they’re all dudes from Chicago) are teaching it!

If you have heard 2010’s “Infinite Arms”, then you already know that the band around Ben Bridwell headed for calmer waters.

I was a teenager in the nineties and so the sounds of alternative rock and the sight of flannel shirts will always make my heart beat a little faster. And that’s why a band like Jr.

On their debut full-length, DC’s Supreme Commander (featuring former members of Daycare Swindlers, Latchkey and Wake Up Cold) cranks out some seriously fun tunes that combine the best of 80s hardco

It’s hard to picture anything this warm and gentle to come out of a harsh and cold country like Norway, but the boys and girls (there’s seven of them in the band) that make up Youth Pictures Of Flo

Kite Party is apparently already working on a new album, but I only just got my hands on “Baseball Season”.

When Fighting With Wire first combined their love of nineties rock and punkrock on 2008’s “Man Vs Monster”, they ended up with a pile of rave reviews, tours with Biffy Clyro and Million Dead among

Just Like Vinyl is a new band around The Fall Of Troy’s guitarist/vocalist Thomas Erak. And after having heard “Black Mass”, I’m fairly sure he really likes his emo / post-hardcore. How do I know?