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Cosmo Jarvis – Think Bigger – Review

September 27, 2012

Impossible to peg. From rustic twang to soulful howl, and every singalong pop twist in between, this young Brit always delivers.

Teenage Bottlerocket – Freak Out – Review

September 26, 2012

Five albums in, not including splits, EPs, and comp tracks, Wyoming’s Teenage Bottlerocket are still perfecting their infectious, positive punk sound.

Palmchat – Suck It Up Princess – Review

September 26, 2012

Self-described “heartcore” (read: pop punk) purveyors Palmchat bring the good vibes and bouncy riffs from Saarbrücken, Germany.

1776 – Review

September 25, 2012

1776 is a Longview, Washington-based band with a fantastic retro sound, recalling ’60’s garage rock.

Wild Hunt – Before The Plane of Angles – Review

September 24, 2012

Wild Hunt favor their songs on the long side. “Window to the Nether” has got riffs, hooks, and plenty of groove to justify its nine minutes.

The Casualties – Resistance – Review

September 21, 2012

Head-down, mohawk-forward, charging metallic punk that pierces everything in front of it.

Niki & The Dove – Instinct – Review

September 21, 2012

Swedish female/male two-piece with roots in theater and their heads in pop. Part indie dance but with depth, part chilly Bjorkian squeal and swoosh.

Testament – Dark Roots Of Earth – Review

September 20, 2012

Thrash doesn’t get much more badass than Testament, a band that continues to release good albums with a consistency that shames their peers in the Big 4.

Tankard – A Girl Called Cerveza – Review

September 19, 2012

Germany’s Tankard rolls on with their brand of thrash-fueled “alcoholic metal.”

Reel Big Fish – Candy Coated Fury – Review

September 18, 2012

“Hiding In My Headphones” is classic Reel Big Fish, with up-strummed guitar, horns, and anthemic chorus.

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