Tag: Punk

72 Rats Keep Rolling Through the Ashes on it all burns down someday

The title sounds like a surrender, but the music inside refuses to lie down. Ready To Roll closes the album with a relentless groove and a narrator who is tired, uncertain and moving forward anyway. Epaminondas Trimis and Bremner co-produced a set that favors momentum over polish and feeling over formula. Seth Ahnert’s keyboards add […]

Carrington MacDuffie Explores Love, Rebellion, And Reinvention On Sugar Drip

Sugar Drip finds Carrington MacDuffie at her most expansive, pulling together indie pop, electronic production, and piano-driven balladry. Songs like Better That Way and Rebel In The House Of Love showcase her defiant, funk-tinged energy. Quieter moments such as Winter Song and Sweet Pea reveal a more restrained, poetic side of her writing. The album’s […]

Florida Hardcore Rising: BRAINLOCK Makes a Powerful Statement with “Welcome To The Gutter”

Florida-based hardcore band BRAINLOCK is making an emphatic first impression with the release of their lyric video for “Welcome To The Gutter,” a hard-hitting introduction to a band that is already generating momentum through a combination of old-school crossover influences, modern hardcore energy, and a clear vision for the future. Formed following the relocation of […]

Jade Ring Challenges Reality and Artifice on the Striking Album “Pills”

There is something quietly radical about a masked figure stepping forward in an age of algorithmic spectacle to say: this was made by a human. That is precisely what Jade Ring does on “Pills”, his long-awaited debut album released March 15, 2026 on his independent imprint Ghost Laboratories. For a musician with over two decades […]

Cincinnati’s MONEYBALL Are Coming in Hot With New Single “Chin Music”

Cincinnati (OH) has always had a chip on its shoulder, and MONEYBALL wears that attitude like a badge of honor. The Midwest has long been fertile ground for bands who build their reputation the hard way, through sweaty basement shows, relentless touring, and music that punches you squarely in the chest before you’ve had time […]

Why Hot Apollo’s New Era Might Be Punk Rock’s Most Daring Yet

Something is crackling in the static between rebellion and poetry. A spark, unmistakable in its heat. A flame returning not as a flicker but as a full-blown inferno. Hot Apollo, Canada’s most artfully unhinged punk rock project, helmed by the indefatigable Jaymes Buckman, is gearing up to shake 2025 to its core. The band’s latest […]

Sarah Herrera – The Lost Interview: The Explosive Exit That Shocked the Music Industry

Sarah Herrera’s narrative is a powerful example of unyielding artistic integrity within an industry notorious for its compromises. For more than a decade, this musician has meticulously carved her own niche within the vibrant underground punk and ska circuits, steadfastly resisting conventional pressures or the allure of commercial success. Her journey through multiple musical outfits […]

The End of an Era: Sarah Herrera’s Candid Farewell Interview

For too long, the music industry has celebrated sleek packaging over substantive provocation, a trend Sarah Herrera always bucked with glorious defiance. Her voice, both as a vocalist and a commentator, has sliced through the prevailing mediocrity with raw truth, biting satire, and an open contempt for the mechanisms that co-opt originality. With bands like […]

Coma Beach’s Passion/Bliss EP: A Masterful Fusion of Alt-Rock and Philosophy

In the annals of punk and alternative rock, Coma Beach stands as a singular entity, marrying unflinching emotional intensity with profound intellectual rigor. With ‘Passion/Bliss’, the culminating entry in their ‘Scapegoat Revisited’ series, the Würzburg-based band brings their artistry to its zenith. This EP, marking the 30th anniversary of their seminal debut ‘The Scapegoat’s Agony’, […]

Coma Beach’s A Madman’s ‘Dream/Mind Descending’: A Sonic Descent into Darkness

In the shadowy labyrinth of alternative rock, where echoes of punk’s primal scream blend with the weight of existential dread, Coma Beach emerges as a force to be reckoned with. This Würzburg-based quintet is not just another band echoing the rebellious spirit of the past; they are the architects of a sound that is both […]

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