After seven years on Reprise Records, Texas-based outfit Eisley moved on to Equal Vision where they recently released “The Valley”, an album that’s more rocking than some of the band’s past release

The gimmick with the violin has been getting old for quite some time and their last albums haven’t exactly been doing what they oughta be doing, but Yellowcard just keeps on going.

You can always count on Favez to drop an impressive album and that’s once again no different with “En Garde!”. Their seventh already!

Let’s be honest here… Silverstein has never been the most original or entertaining post-hardcore outfit out there.

Oh goodie goodie… The Love Me Nots are back and right off the bat, they take you back to the 60ies when guitars were still buzzing and keyboards in music were not just used to dress up an otherwise

The guys in Vs. Antelope aren’t exactly new to the scene, having previously spent time in outfits such as Jets To Brazil, Texas Is The Reason, J. Majesty and Big Collapse among others.

Death Cab For Cutie has been releasing amazing albums for quite a number of years now and I doubt they’ll stop anytime soon, seeing as “Codes And Keys” is yet another winner.

Octaves is one of those bands that does the whole screamo/metalcore thing pretty good.

Chixdiggit has a new EP out. It's on FAT. It has seven songs. They're about fun topics, like "I Hate Basketball" or "Since You Got A Dog".

Patterson Hood announced “Go-Go Boots” as a film noir whereas “The Big To-Do” was more of an ‘action adventure summertime flick (albeit with some brainy and dark undercurrents)’.