In Remission is a UK-based band who have just released their second EP. It’s called “The Great & Shallow” and comes with six songs.

I thought these guys called it a day a couple of years ago but apparently they’re back and while you can still hear the hardcore influences, these Norwegians have gone all black metal on our asses

I found out that when you google a band named Reactions, you find a whole lot of stuff not relating to the band.

“Pig Factory” might not only be a reference to Snooki’s house, it’s also the name of the new Fake Boys album.

If you haven’t heard of Belle Histoire yet, don’t feel bad. They haven’t been around that long. But at the rate they’re going, things seem to be picking up pretty fast for them.

Luther decided to open “Sibling & Sevens” with their only acoustic track, only to break it off abruptly and dive headfirst into the distortion and pounding drums of “This Is Like Fight Club”.

“Pictures Of A Floating World” originally came out through Siren Records in late 2011 but has now gotten the vinyl treatment thanks to Animal Style Records.

When I was a kid my parents once thought it was a swell idea to give me a keyboard for Christmas. You remember those fire red Yamaha keytars? Yeah, one of those.

Sunday Driver is back… but not really. “Across The Sunshine State” is an EP with four previously unreleased tracks that were recorded back in 2004.

All the way from Greece comes Zebra Tracks to follow up on their 2009 debut full-length “A Family Picture From…”. This indie rock outfit dabbles in post-punk and shoegaze and they dabble well.