It’s always sort of alarming when a band comes out and says they’re “going in a new direction on this next album.” ...
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Review: Act As One “The Goodtimes” (2012)
Act As One fit right in with the growing number of bands who incorporate a lighthearted and fun attitude into both their writing and musical style. ...
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Review: Youth of Today “We’re Not In This Alone” (1988)
With a moniker taken from a classic Avenger’s song and a musical style inspired by early SSD, Youth of Today would be the straight edge, “Youth Crew” generation’s loudest voice. ...
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Review: Municipal Waste “The Fatal Feast” (2012)
Starting with the “out of this world” cover art, this new record is another solid, yet somewhat typical, offering from the band with sixteen fast, fun, and face rip approved songs about aliens, beer, and eating human flesh. ...
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Review: Stickup Kid “Nothing About Me” (2012)
To the surprise of absolutely no one, Stickup Kid’s new EP Nothing About Me contains more of the quality, catchy pop punk we’ve come to expect from the band. ...
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Review: Caravels/Gifts From Enola “Well Worn” Split 12″ (2012)
Released through collaboration between Topshelf Records and The Myelin Sheath in early 2012, the Caravels/Gifts From Enola Well Worn split is a pretty awesome bundle. ...
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Review: 7 Seconds “The Crew” (1984)
I’m proud to say that I’m still a member of The Crew. ...
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Review: No Trigger “Tycoon” (2012)
Fusing a hardcore attitude and catchy punk rock has yet to fail anyone if done correctly, and No Trigger has this style sewn up pretty tightly. ...
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