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[ February 4, 2026 ] Kreator – Krushers of the World – Music Stream Bands
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[ January 22, 2026 ] Exhorder Kick Off 2026 US Headlining Tour – News News
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After The Fall – Unkind – Review

July 3, 2013

After the Fall have pretty well nailed the rampaging punk stylings of the late ’90s. Like NOFX, but with less horns and songs about lesbians.

Pissed Jeans – Honeys – Review

July 1, 2013

Noisy rock with hardcore abound make Pennsylvania-based Pissed Jeans fourth outing (second by noise-master Alex Newport) a gem worth waiting four years for.

Blaak Heat Shujaa – The Storm Generation – Review

July 1, 2013

“Incident at Stinson Beach” is a fine instrumental that showcases the band’s penchant for psychedelia, surf rock, spaghetti Westerns, Middle Eastern scales and Far Eastern melodies.

The Virginmarys – King of Conflict – Review

June 28, 2013

Like the first time you heard Jet’s “Are You Gonna Be My Girl” (or The White Stripes), you feel the build, lean in, and get ready for the blues explosion.

Children of Bodom – Halo of Blood – Review

June 28, 2013

Hard-hitting, with a sense of melody and coarseness, this is the greatness we’ve come to expect from Children of Bodom.

Mudhoney – Vanishing Point – Review

June 28, 2013

Mudhoney have always been barbed, pissy, raw yet melodic, and raging against inclusion in the Seattle Boys Club of the early ’90s.

The Tossers – The Emerald City – Review

June 27, 2013

Fun, energetic, trust-worthy, with tin whistles, fiddles, and hearty sing-a-longs. Emerald City doesn’t disappoint, nor break any new ground.

John Wheeler – Un-American Gothic – Review

June 27, 2013

Freshly-shaved Hayseed Dixie frontman John Wheeler releases his debut solo outing, offering a couple covers and 10 originals.

Generationals – Heza – Review

June 26, 2013

New Orleans’ school chums Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer hop from Cure-inspired dance (“Boys Don’t Cry,” not the somber sobbers) to Passion Pit falsetto yippies.

Rotten Sound – Species At War – Review

June 26, 2013

First-rate grindcore from Finland. Raw meat slab designed to keep the wolves at bay between the band’s 2011 album Cursed and their next full-length.

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