Polar Bear Club


One of the most amazing bands I have come across recently is Polar Bear Club. They've got that whole gritty Hot Water Music thing going on and rock like crazy on their debut full-length "Sometimes Things Just Disappear".
One of the most amazing bands I have come across recently is Polar Bear Club. They've got that whole gritty Hot Water Music thing going on and rock like crazy on their debut full-length "Sometimes Things Just Disappear".
Elvis is alive and kicking and brutally mutilating his own songs along with the T.C.P. band. Need proof? Check out G.G. Elvis' debut album "Back From The Dead" which is out now on Mental Records.
Have Heart is back with another slab of seething hardcore and just like with the sun it’s not healthy to stare at this too long (see how clumsily I tried to make a link to the album title here?).
Our favorite Alaskans are back with a shiny new disc full of brand new songs. The band in question is called 36 Crazyfists and they dubbed their lastborn “The Tide And Its Takers”.
The Offspring may still be a drummer short of being a full band but at least they finally managed to come up with an album that sounds like an Offspring album should sound: fast, rocking and catchy
Punk music has always revolved around unity, inspiring one another and doing things your own way.
What the fuck happened?
The latest installment in Fearless’ Punk Goes something series is called “Punk Goes Crunk”.
If you listen to “Fractures”, you’ll hear a band that is once more outdoing itself.
Starting a band is usually simply an excuse to use copious amounts of drugs, to get laid or play music.