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[ July 26, 2026 ] Muto Tapes – 9 to 5 – Music Stream Bands
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[ July 18, 2026 ] Whitechapel Announces Special 20th Anniversary Headlining 2026 Tour – News News
[ July 16, 2026 ] Wage War Announce Fall 2026 US Headline Tour with We Came As Romans – News News
[ July 15, 2026 ] Agnostic Front Announce 2026 Fall Co-headlining Tour Dates with Angel Du$t – News News
[ July 14, 2026 ] The Black Queen Announce New Round of Fever Daydream 10th Anniversary Shows – News News
[ July 13, 2026 ] The Rasmus Announce First North American Headline Tour for Fall 2026 – News News
[ July 12, 2026 ] Modest Mouse – An Eraser and a Maze – Review Bands
[ July 10, 2026 ] Motionless In White Announce Fall Leg of 2026 Tour – News News
[ July 9, 2026 ] Armored Saint Join Metal Church on 2026 Co-Headlining Tour – News News

Thin Lizard Dawn – Review

June 1, 1997

The sensitive pop sounds like Jellyfish, the trippy orchestrated rock sounds like Earth 18, and they incorporate Beatles and Nirvana cohesively like Birdbrain.

They Might Be Giants – Then: The Earlier Years – Review

June 1, 1997

There’s a raft of B-sides, EP-only tracks, and previously unreleased numbers from their Dial-A-Song archives. That’s seventy-two itty-bitty tunes in all.

The Weird Lovemakers – Electric Chump – Review

June 1, 1997

Electric Chump is simply a great punk rock album. It’s a record for these times and from a place y’ probably wouldn’t expect.

The Wedding Present – Saturnalia – Review

June 1, 1997

While the new Saturnalia starts off with all the vintage intensity of Gedge’s best work, it quickly falls on its face and doesn’t move.

The Strike – A Conscience Left To Struggle With Pockets Full of Rust – Review

June 1, 1997

Join me brothers, leave behind the Jerry Rice Breathe Rite Nasal Strip of stinky poop rock and let’s take that fuckin’ hill!

The Pressure Cookers – Review

June 1, 1997

Although they’ve been together for a relatively short time, the members have been active in the ska community for years, most notably as The Skavengers.

The Monks – Black Monk Time – Review

June 1, 1997

One of the buried roots of raw American rock, and the story behind the band itself is a tale so wonderfully anomalous it could only happen in rock ‘n’ roll.

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – Let’s Face It – Review

June 1, 1997

With the debut single, “The Impression That I Get,” in heavy rotation on MTV it wouldn’t be a shock for these boys to go all the way.

The Living Abortions – Review

June 1, 1997

Like a posse of hipster nightstalkers or somethin’, the Living Abortions attempt the Hollywood-glamorized blood, guts, and pussy treatment.

The Kingpins – Watch Your Back – Review

June 1, 1997

The Kingpins’ initial 12 track release is like channel surfing late at night: Each show has a different soundtrack, theme song and background music.

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