When Dave Lombardo returned to the fold for 2006’s “Christ Illusion”, many thought it would be the Slayer album they had been waiting for for a long, long time. But it wasn’t.

It’s been ten years since Kansas City’s The Get Up Kids released their seminal album, “Something To Write Home About”.

Wow, these guys had me hooked right from the second opener “” kicks in with a simple rhythm and some muted chords.

While opener “The Edge Of The World (Prelude)” might led you to believe that you’re listening to the new Copeland album with its extremely mellow mood, the rest of the songs on Flood Of Red’s debut

AFI has never been afraid to try new things. While “Sing The Sorrow” saw them take their gothpunk to its limits, “Decemberunderground” was a mix of hair metal and their dark punk sound.

Pinhead Gunpowder has been a part-time affair for its members for almost twenty years now, cranking out the kind of poppunk I fell in love with back in the day.

I Scream appears to be in re-release mode as “The Wounds That Never Heal” comes hot on the heels of the Mucky Pup re-release.

If you’re into Screeching Weasel, chances are you’ll already have Teenage Bottlerocket releases in your collection or at the very least you’ll already have heard of them.

When Doomriders released “Black Thunder” back in 2005, you could clearly hear that the name Mastodon was no unknown to them, yet it was more straightforward than anything that Mastodon had ever put