Album number seven sees Jimmy Eat World teaming up again with producer Mark Trombino, the man behind “Bleed American” and “Clarity”, without a doubt the band’s best albums to date.

For its 150th release Revelation decided to pull out all the stops and so they asked a bunch of current hardcore bands to cover some of the classics.

After having terrorized Florida (in a positive way) for over a year with their energetic live shows, it was time for Go Rydell to take the next step.

Of course no tears were shed when Jim Lindberg left Pennywise. Everybody knows that real punkrockers don’t cry!

On album number two, Syracuse’s Honor Bright at least deliver on the first part of the album title. There’s plenty of action to be found on “Action! Drama!

After the departure of original vocalist Scott Wade, Comeback Kid was struggling for a bit to keep things going. It showed on “Broadcasting”.

Just when us earthlings were led to believe that women are from Venus and men are from Mars, the guys that make up Valient Thorr showed up from Venus and let me tell you, they are all male.

Whereas School Of Seven Bells’ debut “Alpinisms” came with both its highs and its lows, the band’s follow-up is already a lot more cohesive and danceable.

In 1986 guitarist Mike Clark started a speed metal band called No Mercy with Mike Muir as the vocalist. They released one album called “Widespread Bloodshed Love Runs Red” which was okay.