The Side Eyes - What's Your Problem
Wondering if Southern California’s The Side Eyes have mellowed out in the five years since the release of their self-titled debut album? They haven’t.
Wondering if Southern California’s The Side Eyes have mellowed out in the five years since the release of their self-titled debut album? They haven’t.

Although Seattle's The Drowns and LA's The Last Gang both reside on the West Coast, it was while touring Europe together that they got the idea to release a split - motivated by mutual friendships and fandom of one another's music.
After a couple of directionless albums with too much filler, Rancid strike back hard with ‘Tomorrow Never Comes’.
While Mcrackins has kept on playing shows in recent years (including a co-headlining stint at Italy’s Punk Rock Raduno), it has been a while since we have had the pleasure of checking out some new
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Gumm’s debut album, ‘Slogan Machine,’ is out now on Convulse Records. Over the course of 24 minutes, the Chattanooga, TN based band burns through 8 songs with reckless abandon.
Tightwire threw me for a loop for a second with the short instrumental intro that also doubles as the title track.
On their latest album, NY metro area 90s guitar pop afficionados Scoville Unit come at you armed with jangly, fuzzed up guitars and a seemingly endless amount of melodic hooks.