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[ March 25, 2026 ] Exhorder Announces Spring 2026 US Tour with Skinlab – News News
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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.

Children 18:3 – On The Run – Review

August 21, 2012

A family of home-schooled Christian kids form a punk band in Minnesota. That’s not the set-up for a joke, that’s the story here.

Death By Stereo – Black Sheep Of The American Dream – Review

August 15, 2012

Blending Swedish death metal with whoa-whoa punk choruses and distinctive hardcore punk vocal attack, what’s not to love?

Millencolin – The Melancholy Connection – Review

July 10, 2012

Swedish punkers fresh off 20th anniversary shows and looking back on their career. The Melancholy Connection is a compilation of rare, unreleased tracks.

Pennywise – All Or Nothing – Review

July 1, 2012

Epitaph vets Pennywise rock like they’ve got something to prove on All Or Nothing, their first album without founding singer Jim Lindberg in two decades.

The Real McKenzies – Westwinds – Review

May 15, 2012

This Vancouver-based band celebrates their Scottish heritage through a raucous mix of rock, punk, and folk.

The Gaslight Anthem – iTunes Session – Review

April 15, 2012

NJ rockers The Gaslight Anthem pull their influences from all the right places, from Misfits to Bouncing Souls to The Clash.

Star Fucking Hipsters – From the Dumpster To the Grave – Review

April 15, 2012

You might not be caught in a mosh for “Death Is Never Out of Fashion,” but you’ll be dancing to these 150 seconds of early Suicide Machines-style boogie.

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