I didn’t know anything about this Atlanta, GA outfit but looking at the cover I’m guessing they love their jeans and the color green.

The New Jersey natives that took the world and Bruce Springsteen by storm with “The ’59 Sound” are back with their follow-up.

After these guys had broken up I threw a little party because one generic metalcore band less is …well, always a good thing.

“Life Of Defiance” already marks album number three for this christian hardcore outfit out of Florida.

Acid Tiger is an outfit out of Brooklyn, the place where all the hipster bands come to be discovered. These guys are different though.

With a new singer and a new EP, Let Me Run is back for another round. They already left a good impression on me with last year’s “Meet Me At The Bottom” but have improved even more since.

On “Motown Classics” A Loss For Words deliver exactly what they promise with the album… a bunch of motown classics in a poppunk version. Sure, it’s fun for a song or two. Maybe three.

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.