Something in What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World, The Decemberists' seventh studio album, falls a little flat, and you can find it right around...
Lamb of God's seventh studio album is by far the most cohesive, solid, and absolutely the hardest release the Richmond groove-metal masters have put out since...
The latest release from Anchorage/Portland rockers 36 Crazyfists is not just a masterful balance of virtuosic metal riffs, beat-em-up breakdowns and hardcore punk attitude; it is...
Antemasque paints a picture in my mind's eye of The Strokes under the direction of Christopher Nolan – a darker, grittier, and yet fairly straightforward take...
Starting last month, Motion City Soundtrack has been on a ten-year anniversary tour celebrating the album, which I was lucky enough to catch on January 28th...
We spoke with Miss May I frontman/lyricist Levi Benton about their album, Rise of the Lion, current tour with August Burns Red, living off of Dave...
Produced by Blink-182's Mark Hoppus, Commit This To Memory went on to become Motion City Soundtrack's breakthrough effort, peaking at #2 on the Billboard Independent Albums...
Bastard of the Deep Blue Sea, running just over thirteen minutes, is neither a step up nor a step down from the quality or sound of...
While Queens-based punk quartet Bayside is no stranger to Asbury Park, New Jersey, this was the first time that lead singer Anthony Raneri, on a short...
Liars/Bastards, the third album from the indefinable Bristol-based Hateful Abandon, plays like a '90s Los Angeles skate competition gone horribly, horribly wrong
All in all, 'Nonversations' is a terrific effort by the self-described "one-dude band from Berlin, Germany."
