A band that is as bombastic as Muse has to have an equally bombastic intro.

Jucifer’s new album starts off normal enough with a 90s alternative rock song a la Sonic Youth and G. Amber Valentine’s vocals resembling Tanya Donnelly’s in the chorus.

Gee, what to think of Our Last Night? These guys released an enjoyable debut album with “The Ghosts Among Us”.

Featuring former members of Transition, The Morning Light first saw the light of day (haha) less than a year ago and they have since secured themselves a deal with Fearless, played nearly 150 shows

Following up 2000’s “From The Screen To Your Stereo”, New Found Glory is back with another batch of covers of move themes.

While “New England” still continues to warm that special place inside of me every single time I hear it, Billy Bragg has continued to release beautiful and angry yet somewhat inconsistent albums.

Tegan & Sara have already made some waves back home in Canada and in the States thanks to Neil Young (who signed them to his own label), The White Stripes (who covered one of their songs) and o

What?!? No more exclamation mark in the band name?!? One can only wonder how many guys of the marketing department over at Decaydance/Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic they had milling over that one.

Despite the German band name, Endzweck is a Japanese hardcore outfit that has been cranking out releases since the start of the new millennium.

Antillectual did a pretty good job on “Testimony”. They like their punkrock the way Dag Nasty, Strike Anywhere and Rise Against play it and shit, I don’t really have any problems with that at all.