We Are The Ocean is comprised of a bunch of young wolves UK who are doing a pretty solid job on “Cutting Our Teeth”.

Southampton’s Our Time Down Here makes itself known with a debut full-length called “Live. Love. Let Go”.

England’s streetpunk outfit Deadline lets itself be heard again. In 2008 they dropped a live album with four new songs on it to keep the fans hungry for more.

Biffy Clyro has always been a pretty damn good band but it wasn’t until “Puzzle” came out two years ago that a lot of people seemed to notice.

On album number three, Avail’s former frontman picks up where he left off with 2008’s “Manchester”. The result is another batch of songs that hold their own between country, Americana and folk.

The follow-up to “The Big Dirty” starts off nasty enough with “Roman Holiday”.

To me The Weakerthans are one of the most underrated bands around.

Brooklyn is home to a lot of hipsters who sure as fuck won’t be listening to The Reveling. No, to them The Reveling would be just another punkrock band.

Frank Turner’s latest album is his first on Epitaph and armed with a full band he brings us more of his rebel-rousing tunes.

Hearing Johnny Cash sing about how no grave is able to hold him down seven years after he joined his wife, is exactly the kind of humor the man in black himself would’ve appreciated.