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Millions – Failure Tactics – Review

November 9, 2012

A few parts Refused, a few parts Fucked Up, swirled together with some industrial clang and coated with a bleak, post-hardcore shell of despair.

Propagandhi – Failed States – Review

October 26, 2012

Propagandhi get more metal as time goes on, but hey, extreme conditions demand extreme responses. The lean, thrash-y “Failed States” is a boot right to the jaw.

Versus The World – Drink Sing Live Love – Review

October 17, 2012

Versus The World frontman Mike Davenport, formerly of The Ataris, wears his heart on his sleeve, but still finds time for a badass guitar solo.

What’s Eating Gilbert – The Nashville Session – Review

October 15, 2012

This side project from New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert released the Nashville Sessons 7″ this past summer.

Flatfoot 56 – Toil – Review

September 28, 2012

Celtic punkers Flatfoot 56 bring the bagpipes to your ears. If their driving, aggressive sounds are familiar, you may’ve heard their music in Sons of Anarchy.

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.

The Casualties – Resistance – Review

September 21, 2012

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

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.

On The Fifty – Fast Hands, Bad Timing – Review

September 14, 2012

The catchy punk pop of “Even If It Kills” would’ve made a fine template, but these guys have wide eyes and are focused on more ambitious pursuits.

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