Polar Bear Club – Sometimes Things Just Disappear
I had already heard so much good things about Polar Bear Club that there’s was no going around it anymore.
Does It Offend You, Yeah? – You Have No Idea What You’re Getting Yourself Into
There’s been quite some hyping involved with Does It Offend Yoy, Yeah? in the UK. But that means pretty much nothing seeing as they hype a new band every week while thrashing last week’s darlings.
Old 97’s – Blame It On Gravity
What started out 15 years ago as a country-punk outfit, has since evolved into something else. Still country, not so much punk.
Broadway Calls – S/T
This album originally came out on Smallman Records but then Broadway Calls signed to Adeline who decided to re-release the album.
Black Light Burns – Cruel Melody
Limp Bizkit wrote some okay songs before turning into something godawful. The best thing about Limp Bizkit though was guitarist Wes Borland.
Discipline – Old Pride, New Glory
The Dutch streetpunk juggernaut known as Discipline wanted to record some covers and ended up with a whopping 30-song release.
Russian Circles – Station
I remember being blown away by Russian Circles’ debut “Enter” so I was seriously looking forward to their new release and once again these gloomy inhabitants of the Windy City do not disappoint.
Born Ruffians – Red, Yellow & Blue
Born Ruffians already surprised a lot of people with their EP last year and are prepared to surprise us again with their debut full-length “Red, Yellow & Blue”.
Cold World – Dedicated To Babies Who Came Feet First
Seriously, can labels get more hardcore than Deathwish?
The Night Marchers – See You In Magic
John Reis is a friggin’ genius… the guy already proved it a bunch of times with Drive Like Jehu, Rocket From The Crypt and The Hot Snakes.