Nashville’s Blacklist Royals have released a highly enjoyable album called “Semper Liberi”.

On their semi-new album Alkaline Trio covers Violent Femmes, a band who themselves are not entirely unfamiliar with playing acoustic songs in a rocking kinda way.

While 2009’s “The Last Thing You Forget” was more of an odds and ends compilation gathered from demos, splits and EPs, “Shed” is Title Fight’s real debut full-length.

Punkrock in the 90s meant listening to Millencolin, Lagwagon and Satanic Surfers for a lot of us.

When Flogging Molly delivers a new album, you should know what to expect by now… and that’s once again no different on “Speed Of Darkness”.

Sun-drenched garage pop from Canada? Sure! Why the hell not! While the abbreviation in the album title is normally not associated with fun, these guys prove that it’s possible.

Following up 2009’s “All I Have To Offer Is My Own Confusion”, Fireworks is back with a 4-song EP.

Like a hyperkinetic version of Entombed, Trap Them unleashes hell on “Darker Handcraft”.

If there's anyhting you need to know about Face Tomorrow, it's this: there is, for as far as I know, no better rock band in The Netherlands.

Really, I'm not sure what to make of this... At certain moments, I think I really love Lemuria.