Featuring former members of No Trigger and Rotary, Save Ends is a Boston-based outfit that likes to play pop-punk tunes. They have this abundant sound that jumps at you and doesn’t let go.
I’ve been a Riverboat Gamblers fan ever since I first heard opener “Let’s Eat” on their 2003 album “Something To Crow About”.
Eight years is a really long time in between albums, especially in punkrock.
On their first album for Rise Records, the Bouncing Souls keep it short with just ten songs. So I’ll try and do the same with this review.
I had never heard of Accents before but with “Growth And Squalor” this two-man band has released one of the most inviting and warm albums I have heard in a long time.
The Keystone Kids sound like everything cute and cuddly on the planet on their “Things Get Shaky” EP.
The only remarkable thing about Loyal To The Grave is that they are from Japan.
I’m willing to believe that this band is worth checking out if you’re into Pianos Become The Teeth, La Dispute or even Thursday but I couldn’t hear any of the music because I was so distracted by t
Bruce Springsteen has influenced a whole mess of artists with his working man’s take on rock ‘n roll. Take The Gaslight Anthem or The Hold Steady for example.
From Los Angeles comes I, Omega. They’re a progressive metal band with a mission: playing technically proficient metal that is widely accessible.
