Fat Wreck Chords – Page 6 – Lollipop Magazine

Banner Pilot – Alchemy – Music Stream

April 15, 2012

“And I know when you’re living under sheets of snow/ it can look like the world’s gone black/ but remember that the sun comes back/ At least they say it does.”

Cobra Skulls, Bringing The War Home EP out January 18th! – News

November 12, 2011

Cobra Skulls will release Bringing the War Home on January 18th.

Against Me! To Release “Russian Spies”/”Occult Enemies” Digital/7″ Offering On June 14 – News

April 25, 2011

Gainesville, FL-based Against Me! is excited to announce its brand new two-song 7″/digital release.

Strung Out – Agents of The Underground – Review

April 1, 2010

While many ’90s pop punk bands went acoustic, Strung Out still layer the harmonies thick, play fast and tight, and the breakdowns come right on time.

No Use For A Name – The Feel Good Record of the Year – Review

June 1, 2008

The quartet expands upon Keep Them Confused’s formula, diversifying their repertoire with acoustic songs, different tempos, and a beefier sonic punch.

NOFX – They’ve Actually Gotten Worse Live! – Review

May 1, 2008

Exactly what you would imagine it to be: Almost as much in-between banter as music, irreverent humor, not to mention meticulously written and executed pop punk.

The Loved Ones – Build and Burn – Review

January 1, 2008

Catchy pop punk that you hesitate to call punk, cuz it’s rooted in simple good hooks like Springsteen, Mellencamp, Tom Petty, or a somber Green Day might pen.

No Use For A Name – All the Best Songs – Review

September 28, 2007

You either stuck by ’90s pop punk, grew out of it, or hopped on the “third generation of emo” bandwagon. All the Best Songs is clearly for the first category.

Only Crime – Virulence – Review

September 21, 2007

Russ Rankin (Good Riddance) vocals, Bill Stevenson (All, Descendents) drums, Aaron Dalbec (Bane) guitar, Zach Blair (Hagfish) guitar, Doni Blair (Hagfish) bass.

Me First & The Gimme Gimmes – Love Their Country – Review

April 20, 2007

We have both kinds of music, punk and western. It’s high time Fat Mike’s Karaoke kings bellied up to the bar for some honky tonkin’.