For a second I couldn’t believe it… but then it turned out the album title was “Leeway” and that “Make It Count” was in fact not the title of a new Leeway album I had somehow heard nothing about.

Ever since Led Zep and Black Sabbath did it, mixing blues with rock n roll or metal has been totally working for a large number of bands.

Bob Hoag might be best known for his work as a producer but he also plays drums in a band called The Breakup Society.

Live album number two for the dudes in NOFX is called “They’ve Actually Gotten Worse Live”.

Holy mackerel! Not only is “Ire Works” the first Dillinger album I managed to completely sit out in one session, it’s also the first time I actually enjoyed it.

The youngsters from Orange are back from another round and man, do I hope they stay down when they hit the deck.

When Op Ivy broke up and Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman went on to form Rancid while vocalist Jesse Michaels kept doing his thing with Common Rider, they left a classic behind called “Energy”.

Death & Taxes was formed three years ago when songwriter/guitarist Jeff Morris (formerly of The Bruises) felt the need to start a new band.