Our Belgian hardcore pride is back with another ferocious assault on all your senses.

I’ve always liked Atreyu ever since I heard “Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses” back in 2002.

Apparently the two dudes from New Zealand ran out of ideas while writing the second season of their show.

On album number three, the dudes that make up Pissed Jeans sound even rawer than before. I’m guessing producer Alex Newport (Sepultura, At The Drive-In) had somehing to do with that.

Whereas you could still hear the echoes of Band Of Horses lingering on Grand Archives’ debut album, this time around Mat Brooke has made the gap between his project and his collaboration with Ben B

Denver’s Esprit De Corps need just five songs and just under fourteen minutes to waltz in the place and make an impression.

Holy crap, I’ve been listening to this album for what seems like forever now and I still haven’t grown tired of it.

“Lividity” is already album number three for It Dies Today but their first with new vocalist Jason Wood (he used to play bass in Still Remains).

After a while of being relatively quiet for a hardcore band, Strike Anywhere is back with a new album on a new label.

Grant Hart, the drummer and songwriter for iconic indie outfit Hüsker Dü, has been less prolific than former bandmate Bob Mould in the 20+ years since the band's breakup but he’s back now with « Ho