The humorous, undefined genre playing, wonder trio, are back with their 7th release. The strange, the eclectic Downtown Brown. With DTB you never what you're in for, except a load of craziness. That Read More button is our equivalent of Pandora's Box today. Do you want to open it?(Of course you do!) 
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The Project is back! After a long, political blunder filled 15 years Rudy Schwartz rears ugly head, and he's loaded with a decade and a half's worth of topics that are long over due for some Project style maiming. Despised by most, loved by a few demented asylum escapees; The Rudy Scwartz Project gives us "Delicious A*s Frenzy".  Houston local's, Delta Block, are up for our long awaited/procrastinated first CD review of the year with their album, "Eat It". It's worth the wait, and worth your time. Click that little link.  It's the best British Punk band that's constantly cursing, and has constantly incorrect views, The Disco Lepers! You might remember the guys from the Interviews Page. Well, now they're here with their first full length featuring their new "KBD Cuntry" sound.  Today we're checking out Swedish Pop-punker trio, The Nutcutters. They're here with their third album, though only the first in the U.S.(Thanks to Koi Records), Clyde.  Tora! Tora! Tora! is a So-Cal Power Pop trio that's been getting a lot of attention, and numerous show line-ups. Today we're checking out their debut EP, Treasures And Prizes!  Humanifesto is a Canadian Melodic Hardcore band with a wacky sense humor. To give a little bit of background: They're known for their incredibly energetic live show. Their first release was a tribute to NOFX's "F*ck The Kids 7" on which they replaced all of NOFX's lyrics with their own political words, and now on their second album every track and the album title are an anagram for the band's name.  Houston Locals, No Resistance, new album out on Koi Records Gentlemen Prefer Bombs is under the microscope today! Have some Texas pride and come take a look!  With a look of Machine 22's listed influences of anything from The Beatles, to Katy Perry, to The Riverboat Gamblers you know this one's going to be different! Now ask yourself... Can you resist clicking that button?  Written by Brian Reid July 13th marked the U.S. release of the Adicts latest LP, “Life Goes On” on People Like You records. And with its release, a SIMS style question mark now floats above the head of every Adicts t-shirt wearing, Hot Topic mall-punk the world over. They don’t get “Life Goes On” and they aren’t going to get it. The Adicts prove once again with this release that they are not about “conformity among nonconformists” – Monkey.  |
