After their banging 2007 debut, it’s good to see that Kingdom Of Sorrow wasn’t a one-time deal for Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta and Crowbar/Down’s Kirk Windstein.

Six persons is all that stands between us and any other person on the world according to a theory thought up by some guy with way too much time on his hands.

Featuring Adam Krier on vocals who you still might remember from Lucky Boys Confusion, AM Taxi is a relatively new band who unleashed their debut album last month through Virgin.

I had never heard of Veara before but listening to “What We Left Behind”, I immediately realize that I have already heard their songs before. Only back then the band was called New Found Glory.

Following up “From The Bottom” and a two-year stint on the road, Off With Their Heads is back with a new batch of punkrock anthems with more pitch black lyrics.

Following up their split with The Queers, The Atom Age dropped their debut full-length called “Kill Surf City” on Solidarity Recordings a couple of months ago.

From Denmark come the Mighty Midgets who manage to throw together a tasty cocktail of fast-paced punkrock and melodic hardcore.

Isles & Glaciers comes with a three-headed vocal attack courtesy of ex-Chiodos front man Craig Owens, ex-Dance Gavin Dance and current Emerosa singer Johnny Craig and Vic Fuentes from Pierce Th

With their third album in three years, The Audition is quickly building up a respectable back catalog.

As “Deafening” comes crashing through the speakers, it’s clear that Far is back and it’s as if the ten or so years between “Water & Solutions” and “At Night We Live” never happened.