After having been around for barely two years, things are moving pretty smoothly for this trio consisting of Russell Marsden, Matt Hayward and one chica muy guapa, Emma Richardson .

As much as I liked albums like “Crimson” and “Agony & Irony” (and I do like them a whole lot), I first fell in love with Alkaline Trio’s older releases. Albums like “Goddamnit”.

25 Years ago I had never even heard of hardcore because I was only five years old.

Last year the Souls were celebrating their 20th anniversary. That’s 20 years of them spreading their punkrock anthems, touring their asses off and continually refining their sound.

The legendary Jello Biafra finally decided to start a whole new band, instead of collaborating with the Melvins or Pansy Division.

If I had to sum up everything I know in one hardcore album, it would probably suck. Because face it, I do really know a lot. I went to school. Honestly. And I read books and newspapers.

After recording “Coaster” – the band’s eleventh full-length – NOFX found themselves with a handful of leftover songs they didn’t feel like leaving behind on the cutting floor.

After the death of vocalist Shannon Hoon, Blind Melon left the stage center right with just two albums to their name.

Like The Marked Men who released their best album just as they called it a day, Nakatomi Plaza now does the exact same thing. And you know what? Both bands’ album was called “Ghosts”. Coincidence?

Simply put, Cloak/Dagger is an awesome band that has just released another awesome album.