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Rancid return with Honor Is All We Know – News

October 30, 2014

Rancid has released their highly anticipated new album titled …Honor Is All We Know on Hellcat / Epitaph Records.

The Interrupters release debut album on Hellcat – News

September 11, 2014

The ska-punk band’s self-titled debut The Interrupters is out now on Hellcat Records and was produced by Rancid’s Tim Armstrong.

Dropkick Murphys to release limited edition LP box set – News

October 9, 2013

Boston legends Dropkick Murphys release limited edition LP collection of entire discography from Do Or Die to Signed and Sealed in Blood, on November 3, 2013.

Street Dogs – State of Grace – Review

June 1, 2008

Boston’s second favorite Irish/street punk band return with their fourth studio release, first for Hellcat .

Time Again – Darker Days – Review

January 1, 2008

Time Again is a perfectly good opening band for Rancid, who’re a perfectly good opening band for The Clash.

HorrorPops – Kiss Kiss Kill Kill – Review

January 1, 2008

Female-fronted psychobilly. Dark guitarwork, the singer belts it out and lashes against fashion/trendy music, but it’s a bit too self-aware for my tastes.

Give ‘Em The Boot – V – Review

December 15, 2006

A good round-up of Hellcat bands ranging from psychobilly to ska and all manner of punk. No real surprises, and no real highlights, just like the last time.

Westbound Train – Transitions – Review

November 20, 2006

I like ska as much as getting cornholed in a dark alley, but Boston’s Westbound Train mix in some soul, so at least my rapist lubed up first.

Left Alone – Lonely Starts & Broken Hearts – Review

June 1, 2005

Like The Clash, Rancid, U.S. Bombs, and Swingin’ Utters? So do Left Alone. Wish those bands were younger and hungrier and not on autopilot? There’s Left Alone.

Tiger Army III: Ghost Tigers Rise – Review

May 30, 2005

13 tracks of the angriest, loveliest, most hauntingly beautiful tracks that could grace your ears. Rockabilly-twang, punk-aggression, and sideshow creepiness.