I think it’s only fair to start this off by admitting that I don’t think I ‘get’ metal. I find that it all just kind of...
In Elsie, the debut from Gaslight Anthem lead singer Brian Fallon’s side project The Horrible Crowes, Fallon shows off much more soulful and introspective songs than...
The first few times I listened to this CD I couldn't help but think of the pop-punk emo bands that were so popular when I was...
Flogging Molly is a band that knows exactly what their fans expect from them, and their latest release, Speed of Darkness, doesn't fail to deliver their...
Three years after the release of their debut album Make Your Mark, Vancouver’s Living With Lions are back, with a new bass player and singer, and...
I'm just going to come right out and say it, I don't like this new serious Sum 41 as much as I liked the snotty pop-punk...
Franz Nicolay, probably best known as the former keyboard player of The Hold Steady, has just released his second solo album Luck and Courage. I’ve had...
Streaming now on the Epitaph website, "Machine Gun Blues" is the first single from Social Distortion's upcoming Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes album.
Half call-to-arms, half celebration, "I Still Believe" is a song for anyone and everyone that loves music. The first single from Frank Turner’s up-coming Rock &...
Dog’s Blood, Alexisonfire’s new four-song EP doesn’t see the band move into as much new territory as their last full-length Old Crows / Young Cardinals.
Live It Out’s debut EP, Little Bear. Big Forest, is appropriately named, for sure. They play a style of fast, aggressive punk that really reminds me...
Fake Problems released their third full length, Real Ghosts Caught On Tape, earlier this month, and the band has taken the eclectic sound from their last...
The thing with The Dissent of Man is that you should already know exactly what to expect of it. After 14 albums, Bad Religion has pretty...
I’ve listened to this CD a few times trying to figure out what the best way to explain it is, and all I can really come...
For some reason when I read the name 'Atomic Tom' I assumed this band would make some kind of weird fuzz/punk/garage/indy music. I don't know why...
