On “Al’s Moustache” Higher Giant simply picks up where they left off with their first 7”, aptly titled “The First Five”.

Ever since Baroness unleashed “Red Album”, they have been compared to Mastodon ad infinitum.

Largely ditching the slick sound that made “Blackhawks Over Los Angeles” a little too catchy according to some of you out there, “Agents Of The Underground” sees Strung Out going back in time to th

Welcome to the land of Russian Circles where the drums lay down the laws, thumping bass lines enact them and scorching guitars make sure no one even thinks of breaking them in the first place.

There’s just a couple of albums that help shape one’s musical taste. In my case Korn and Limp Bizkit’s first albums were two of them for me. Luckily good taste prevailed in the end.

Following up the “Dude Manor” EP, Canada’s Living With Lions hits hard with “Make Your Mark”.

Oh shit, Skarhead is back. Apparently Lord Ezec figured out that he’s not going to make big bucks with his thugcore and so this time it’s “Drugs, Music & Sex” over “Drugs, Money & Sex”.

No, this is not a new album but a combined re-release of Bullets And Octane’s last two full-lengths, “Song For The Underdog” and “Bullets And Octane”.

RX Bandits’ last couple of albums saw them shying away more and more from their skapunk roots and with the departure of trombone player Chris Sheets, this has never been more true than on “Mandala”