The biosheet that comes with Today Forever’s second album promises me melodic hardcore that will appeal to both fans of both Comeback Kid and Snapcase.

Finally out in Europe is The Living End’s new album “White Noise”.

Following their antics in countries that are not so punkrock as they are (see Backstage Passport DVD), NOFX is back with a new album. Shocking?

Songs about women, whiskey, bars and broken hearts… preferably combined in one and the same night… this has to be a Drag The River album! Wait a minute, that can’t be because they broke up!

On album number four Silverstein takes the concept album route. After just having spent the better part of a week listening to the new Mastodon album, Silverstein’s kinda pales in comparison.

With three succesful albums already under their belt, it was time for Comeback Kid to come out swinging with a live CD and DVD combo that captures what the band is about.

“Can’t Wait One Minute More” has to be one of the first hardcore tracks I fell in love. Coincidentally it’s also CIV’s most well-known song.

I still have fond memories of one of these guys’ older albums so I was kinda looking forward to hearing “Homesick”, the band’s latest release.

Even though the uglyass artwork wants you to believe otherwise, this album is actually quite good.

Despite having been around for ten years, releasing a couple of very solid albums and tours with Bigwig and The Suicide Machines, Stereotyperider somehow never got to experience the success they so