The Menzingers
One of the bands that I find myself listening to a lot these days is called The Menzingers. They just released a new album called "Chamberlain Waits" and it once again kicks ass. Read on to see what Greg had to tell us.
Campaign – It Likes To Party
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 Gaslight Anthem – American Slang
The New Jersey natives that took the world and Bruce Springsteen by storm with “The ’59 Sound” are back with their follow-up.
Beneath The Sky – In Loving Memory
After these guys had broken up I threw a little party because one generic metalcore band less is …well, always a good thing.
Call To Preserve – Life Of Defiance
“Life Of Defiance” already marks album number three for this christian hardcore outfit out of Florida.
Acid Tiger – Acid Tiger
Acid Tiger is an outfit out of Brooklyn, the place where all the hipster bands come to be discovered. These guys are different though.
Let Me Run – Broken Strings
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.
A Loss For Words – Motown Classics
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.
Kingdom Of Sorrow – Behind The Blackest Tears
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.
Stephen Egerton – The Seven Degrees Of…
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.