6/10 Overthinking Everything I Know. I can relate, mate. It’s a title you’d expect from any melodramatic melodic hardcore band. Loose End come from the land down under, from the booming pop-punk scene of Melbourne. […]
8/10 Mor is the second album from the Czechia-based metallic hardcore band Ratpack. The ten tracks have a fairly barebones production style that lends itself well to the emotional album. Despite not understanding a word […]
7.5/10 You’d hardly be blamed if you thought the name The Gays implied that it was the effort of a full band. So, you might be as surprised as I am to learn that, in fact, […]
5.5/10 Straight out of Mexico, Le Butcherettes came out with their fourth studio album bi/MENTAL, and it’s as artsy as you expected. This album was my first impression of the band and to be quite […]
8/10 Van Dammes are a Finnish garage-rock band, and today we’re taking a listen to their 2019 EP Van Dammes – Risky Business. A mixture of punk, garage, and pop rock, this latest EP sounds […]
5/10 Pop punk has a bit of a stigma around it of being light hearted and party tunes; otherwise it’s Emo, right? Why don’t we let you decide and watch the world burn ever so […]
7/10 NowFuture, a four-piece straight out of hometown Montreal, is what happens when metalheads play nicely with the punks. Formed back in 2016, vocalist Peter Moss, guitarist Steph Derrif, bassist Pat Chooly and drummer Seb […]
6.5/10 Whiskey Warfare’s Make Punk Dangerous Again is a foolhardy but admirable promise. How could anyone possibly make a 40-year institution edgy again? These guys, of course, don’t do it but they DO possibly give […]
7/10 The Missing Man is the latest release from sad punk legends AFI. Hot on the heels of 2017’s Blood Album, this newest EP is a slightly more raw sounding mashup of post-punk and hard […]
8/10 I’ve always pondered the expression “balls to the wall.” What are we talking about? Testicles? A tennis ball? It’s a weird expression, and yet I think it’s the perfect one to describe Legends Never […]
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