Big D And The Kids Table are back with a new album called “Fluent In Stroll” and this time around these Boston natives pulled up some extra chairs for the backing vocal group Doped Up Dollies.

Panic is a label on the rise and they prove it once again with The Golden Age’s second full-length. “Unlock Yourself” is chock full of melodic hardcore anthems that hit all the right spots.

Shredding for the lord… brilliant concept! Whoever came up with that one sure has earned his free pass to heaven.

Suicide Silence is back with the follow-up to “The Cleansing”. This one’s called “No Time To Bleed” and is just as uninteresting a deathcore release as its predecessor.

I seriously got into music when bands like Pearl Jam, Peppers, Alice In Chains and Nirvana started exploding. What can I say… I’m a kid of the 90s!

“These Ones Are Bitter” is Ben Weasel’s second solo album and was originally released in 2007 on the man’s digital download only record label, Mendota Recording Company.

“The Original Cowboy” is a collection of demos of material that ended up being 2003’s “As The Eternal Cowboy”.

According to Nathan Gray, he started this band because it is fun. And listening to “Go Crazy! Throw Fireworks!”, you can clearly hear these guys having a good time.

Good thing that garage-y punkrock sounds timeless! These eleven songs were recorded way back in 2003 by Sonny Vincent along with some members of Rocket From The Crypt (Ruby Mars, Speedo and ND).

The least you can say about Death Before Dishonor is that they are a hardworking band.