Dead Hearts
Funny story. I did an email interview with Jeremy from Dead Hearts when their album "Bitter Verses" came out but got some really short answers back.
Inhuman – Last Rites
It has been kinda quiet around Inhuman for a while but I wouldn’t be too motivated either if the last two labels I worked with either went out of business or didn’t do much with their releases.
Tech-9 – Nine Lives
25 Years. That’s how long Tech-9 has been around already and yet no one seems to be getting tired of their mix of hardcore, punk and oi! Wonder why?
The Fleshtones - Take A Good Look
Christ, supposedly these guys are the only New York City new wave/punk band from the 70s that are still around without ever having had an inactive year.
Sons & Daughters - This Gift
My mom raised a polit boy and so I always say thank you when someone offers me something. So thanks you Sons & Daughters for "This Gift".
Foxy Shazam - Introducing...
Damn, what is this about? Foxy Shazam is a Cincinatti-based fivepiece who like to party and write songs in which anything goes.
Les Savy Fav – Inches
Even before their debut album came out, Les Savy Fav was working on a project which eventually led to them releasing nine 7” on as many different labels.
Backfire – In Harm’s Way
After five years these Dutchies are back with a new album called “In Harm’s Way”. It’s fast, it’s brutal, it’s rude… in other words, it’s Backfire!
The Black Keys – Attack & Release
Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney aka The Black Keys mostly just record their albums themselves in a lo-fi kinda way. Hell, they recorded most of “Thickfreakness” in half a day!
Simple Plan – S/T
Simple Plan is essentially a boyband disguised as a poppunk act. And never before were they so blatantly obvious about it as on their new self-titled album.