The Boston punkrockers that made up The Explosion may have called it a day back in 2007, but luckily they decided to go out with one last big bang called “Bury Me Standing”.

On their latest album “Threads”, these Minneapolis natives who have recently shortened their name from Now, Now Every Children to Now, Now manage to sound both cute and endearing as well as melanch

“Collection : 2010-2011” sees three previously DIY released EPs compiled on one single shiny disc after inking a deal with Blood & Ink Records.

Started by ex-Life In Your Way’s Corey Stroffolino, The Attending dropped a fairly enjoyable album on Blood & Ink Records called “Are You Watching Closely?”.

“Cycles Of Light”… my ass! This album is pitch fucking dark. The intro alone made me reach for my Prozac and things don’t exactly brim with happiness after that.

Kentucky isn’t exactly known as the place to be when it comes to hardcore but that didn’t stop Dead Icons from going all out on their debut full-length, “Condemned”.

If you can’t wait for The Bronx’ new release, you might do well to pick up a copy of Killing California’s new album, “No Pentagrams No Crosses”.

Eleven years after the good man passed away, his brother Mickey Leigh went through Joey Ramone’s vault and uncovered some previously unreleased gems that he had written during the last fifteen year

Up until 2009 Okkervil River and Shearwater went hand in hand.

Thrash pop is how this Aussie duo describe their Music and listening to “Bloodstreams”, it makes sense.