Gallows is back and even though their return will only take up eight minutes of your time, it’s a very welcome return.

I was already a fan of The Menzingers as soon as I had heard “A Lesson In The Abuse Of Information Technology”.

Hit The Lights is no longer the bouncy pop-punk band they were when they dropped “Skip School, Start Fights” four years ago.

While these guys do seem rather fond of the word ‘under’, you’d be hard-pressed to call them an underdog.

Don’t expect to find any surprises on Anti-Flag’s new album. “The General Strike” is just more of the same kind of punkrock that these guys have been cranking out for years now.

Will the real Will Haven please stand up?

Last Witness is a London-based hardcore act that originally got together in 2006 before disbanding two years later, only to then reunite in 2010 and release a new album in 2012.

The Me In You is a new Belgian band that you are probably going to hear a lot about in the coming months.

You Me At Six is back with a new album and while they claim to have matured, I’m still hearing mostly the same thing on “Sinners Never Sleep”.

After having put everyone to sleep with 2009’s “Witness”, Blessthefall couldn’t have come up with a better name for their third album.