Sick Of Sarah – 2205
Submitted by Laura on May 21, 2011 - 00:00
“2205” is not the year the world will come to an end. It is instead the house number where the ladies of Sick Of Sarah lived while honing their skills.
Farewell Continental – EP #2
Submitted by Laura on May 21, 2011 - 00:00
When not busy fronting Motion City Soundtrack, Justin Pierre likes to call himself Richard Kimble while writing fuzzed out indiepop songs for Farewell Continental, a side-project he started with me
Benton Falls – Ashes And Lies
Submitted by Laura on May 21, 2011 - 00:00
2003’s “Guilt Beats Hate” was the last I heard of Benton Falls. They were a pretty cool emo band that just stopped writing good music. Until now that is.
Lecherous Gaze – Lecherous Gaze
Submitted by Laura on May 21, 2011 - 00:00
Remember Annihilation Time? I sure do. Well, they’re kinda back with Lecherous Gaze. On their first and self-titled release they like to rock out as if there’s no tomorrow.
Most Precious Blood
When Most Precious Blood dropped from the face of the earth back in late 2006, nobody seemed to know what was going on.
No Friends
No Friends might not be the most inviting band name, but the guys in the band are actually pretty cool dudes and they do happen to write some friggin’ great songs. Not just in No Friends, but in VRGNS, Gatorface and Municipal Waste as well.
Cobra Skulls
Things have been going pretty fast for Cobra Skulls. And it doesn't look like they'll be slowing down anytime soon with them signing to Fat Wreck and having just released another EP called "Bringing The War Home".
Rise Against
Every time Rise Against drops a new album, you know you're in for a treat. And that's once again no different with their new album "Endgame".
Dear Landlord
One of the better punkrock bands I came across last year was Dear Landlord. Half Rivethead, half Copyrights... they were rocking out severely on "Dream Homes". Check it out if you haven't done so already, it's out now on No Idea Records.
Samiam
A little while back, No Idea Records dropped “Orphan Works”, an album filled with songs that didn’t find a home on any of the other Samiam albums. Seeing as I’m always a sucker for a good cause, I gave it a good review.