The Bronx – The Bronx III

Lock your door, close the windows, safeguard your wife and children… The Bronx are back in town!
Lock your door, close the windows, safeguard your wife and children… The Bronx are back in town!
Following up 2006’s “Cuban Ballerina”, Dead To Me is back with a 13-minute long EP that is pure poppunk meets rootsrock bliss with a hint of reggae.
The dudes in Born From Pain shuffled things around a bit which led to bass player Rob Franssen taking over the mic while ex-Setup guitarist Andries Beckers is now playing bass.
Guess that Jackson 5 reunion won’t go through as planned but at least we have the new Jackson United album to help us soften the pain.
Yes! After a couple of years the Swingin’ Utters resurface and I find myself asking how I got by all this time without some new Utters tunes.
Star Fucking Hipsters is a bunch of friends from Choking Victim, Leftover Crack and the Slackers getting together to crank out that crack rock steady beat.
Phantom Planet delivered the theme song for The O.C., played in Sabrina The Teenage Witch and could be found on the Not Another Teen Movie soundtrack. Okay, so the O.C.
Scotland’s favorite post-rockers recorded a new album and it looks like they were having fun again with the titles.
New Jersey’s Senses Fail is back for another round with their smell, touch and sight still not functioning properly.
Melodic and gritty poppunk. It has proven to be a winning combination for bands like Jawbreaker and The Lawrence Arms and it’s working out pretty good as well for Minneapolis’ Banner Pilot.