RCA Records – Lollipop Magazine

Three Days Grace Release “Dominate” + 2025 Tour Dates with Breaking Benjamin – News

June 27, 2025

Three Days Grace release “Dominate,” the first track on the upcoming record, Alienation, out Aug 22, which features both Adam Gontier and Matt Walst on vocals.

The Strokes Release First Single From Angles, “Under Cover Of Darkness” – News

February 8, 2011

The Strokes are set to release their newest single, “Under Cover Of Darkness,” on February 9th via a stream on their website.

Anti-Flag – For Blood and Empire – Review

December 8, 2006

If you can swallow their cheerleader stage banter and their lowest common denominator lyrics, you get the payoff of a decent, politically-charged punk record.

Priestess – Hello Master – Interview

October 27, 2006

An interview with singer/guitarist Mikey Heppner

Bullets and Octane – In The Mouth of The Young – Review

September 22, 2006

A neo-glam band who sport eyeliner and tattoos, use the word punk to mean fast, and you’ll dig it, but always be a little suspicious of how honest it is.

The Strokes – First Impressions of Earth – Review

March 17, 2006

The logical extension of Room on Fire, the band trying to outgrow their rag-tag image, pulling together their best “we are grown up, take us seriously” ideas.

Sahara Hotnights – Kiss & Tell – Review

January 24, 2005

These four don’t fool around, cuz they just don’t have the time. No ballads, no freaky jams, no 24-second intro tracks, just another 11 cold classics.

Velvet Revolver – Contraband – Review

December 13, 2004

Contraband is a fantastic ALBUM, something you’ll want to play from start to finish, not unlike G N’ R’s Appetite For Destruction or the first few STP discs.

The Cooper Temple Clause – Kick Up The Fire, and Let the Flames Break Loose – Review

July 26, 2004

A hybrid of Britpop, industrial noise, dance beats, and surprisingly loud, cacophonous choruses, the band can’t seem to figure out what it does best.

Vue – Down For Whatever – Review

March 8, 2004

Vue melds raucous Stones struts with barrelhouse stomps. Rex Shelverton’s great rock ‘n’ roll voice rails, howls, and finesses into center focus.