Graduated from the school of Hatebreed with a major in Madballism, these Florida natives pound out heavy as fuck metallic hardcore on “Living Proof”, which I guess is something of a statement about
Teenage Bottlerocket is well on its way to become a synonym for quality pop-punk as they just proved once again with "Freak Out!". Check it out if you haven't already but not before you read this email interview we did with Miguel.
No Motiv released a new EP a couple of months ago on Siren Records. That same EP is now available on vinyl thanks to the fine people over at The Black Numbers. No matter which way you go...
The last time we heard from Retisonic was way back in 2006 when they released the “Levittown” EP. Guess life got in the way there.
“Outlive You All” is the name of I Am War’s debut. For those of you who haven’t heard of this project yet, it sees the pairing of Atreyu’s Alex Varkatzas and Bleeding Through’s Brandan Schieppati.
Such Gold is one of those bands that happened to be in the right place at the right time, which is how come they suddenly found themselves at the forefront of the pop-punk resurgence.
On “Local State Inertia” this long-running outfit out of Chicago continue to blur the lines between pop-punk and a darker rock edge, nineties emo and post-whatever.
Despite tours with The Dead Weather, Kings Of Leon and The Black Keys and having been featured in the movie “Whip It” and a number of big TV shows (NCIS Los Angeles, Entourage), chances are you hav
After one full-length on Strike First that apparently did well, Gideon got promoted to Facedown for their follow-up. It’s called “Milestone” and well, it’s anything but.
I’ve always liked Razor & Tie as a record label because they give a lot of up and coming bands a chance. In a time where record labels like to play it safe, it’s something to be admired.
