If you’re into Screeching Weasel, chances are you’ll already have Teenage Bottlerocket releases in your collection or at the very least you’ll already have heard of them.

When Doomriders released “Black Thunder” back in 2005, you could clearly hear that the name Mastodon was no unknown to them, yet it was more straightforward than anything that Mastodon had ever put

‘it’s hard to be a decent human being’ is one of the first things you hear David Bazan sing on his first solo album. Yup, “Curse Your Branches” is not the feelgood album of the year.

Let’s face it, it’s been since “Yield” that Pearl Jam released an album really worth buying.

Well, they’ve done it again. Idlewild is simply not able to release a disappointing album if you ask me.

Back in the nineties Alice In Chains was – along with Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Soundgarden – one of the bands that put grunge on the map and condemned us all to wearing flannel shirts.

Yay! Left Lane Cruiser is back already with a new album.

Allow me to get nostalgic here for a second… I grew up in the nineties and so I’m pretty familiar with bands like Everclear, Smashing Pumpkins, No Doubt, Nirvana and Third Eye Blind.

If the Swingin’ Utters are the middle ground and Filthy Thievin’ Bastards the projects where Johnny Bonnel lets his folk influences run wild, then it only makes sense that Druglords Of The Avenues

“The Loud Wars” is the third album for St. Louis’ So Many Dynamos. They actually had already shelved it for about a year when Vagrant decided to pick it up.