Just when we all got over Jaws and thought the water was safe again, Barry Levinson brings us “The Bay”. After previously convincing us that it was a good idea to bring your autistic friend to a casino (Rain Man) or that Vietnam was really just a playground for Robin Williams (Good Morning Vietnam), he now wants to make us think about our water supply.
On their self-titled album, Italian metal outfit Nero Di Marte incorporate a lot of technical and progressive parts in their sound.
I don’t what happened to Rise Records but whereas they previously served as a sort of sewer that kept spewing out crappy screamo bands blessed with nothing but bad haircuts, they’ve been releasing
Gameday Regulars are back and how! If you’re the kind of beer-swilling punkrocker that hates shaving, you’re gonna love “Nobody Likes A Quitter”.
The Welsh trio The Joy Formidable throw all subtlety aside on their second album “Wolf’s Law” and takes the pop sensibilities from their debut to a whole new level by adding enough bombast to make
Drop Dead Gorgeous was a band that never did much and once the guys realized that, they called it a day.
Connecticut’s Wolves At Bay are a post-hardcore band that could be going places.
When Molly (Gretchen Lodge) moves into her childhood home with her new husband (Johnny Lewis), memories of her abusive father start to come back to her. With her hubby being a truck driver, Molly is often left to her own devices in the creepy house and it doesn’t take long before things start to spiral out of control. That’s pretty much Blair Witch co-director Eduardo Sanchez’ new movie in a nutshell.
The Sidekicks may have started out as another gruff punkrock band like Hot Water Music and Latterman, but they have since fully embraced 90s alt-rock.
The bluegrass punkrockers that make up Old Man Markley are back at it with “Down Side Up”, their latest collection of poppy banjo-enhanced footstompers.
