Last night I dusted off my old bones and headed over to Maxwells just in time to catch my favorite Crunch Pop nerds Stuyvesant. As the clos...

Nations Afire are streaming their debut full length 'The Ghost We Will Become'. The album is due out July 2nd on Redfield Reco...

Though it is way too late to do a review of the  Big Eyes performance at Brooklyn's Death By Audio; It's never too late to post a...

In the days and weeks leading up to Black Flag's reunion show at Warsaw in Brooklyn my interest in attending reached an epic low. The fa...

New Jersey's Emotive Drive were a hardcore band that got their start in the late 1980’s and released an 8 song demo in 1989. The band ...

Poor Lily play music that is a little hard to describe, and unfortunately, they only gave me two songs to sample from their sophomore albu...

Tomorrow I'll be posting my review of Cinema Cinema's "50 ft. Queenie" single which was just released last week by Dromed...

Modern straight edge hardcore with a touch of  early 80's British street punk thrown into the mix, at least to my ears. Overall, the...

It's been almost a year since I originally sat down with Cinema Cinema in their dilapidated Brooklyn rehearsal space. During that st...

If you've been following the many highs and absolute lows of Thinning the Herd over the past year or so you will know how absolutely i...

When I originally picked up Big Eyes 2010 Demo Ep it was with the hopes of balancing out my Grave Mistake Records cart. There I was bring...

The highly anticipated debut has finally landed and damn, it sure is good. For those living outside of Jersey Nation, Cold Fur brings toget...

Gritty and emotive post core that hits you like a rush of adrenaline into the blood stream. Four songs of thoroughly impressive rock that ...

After seeing Brooklyn's Pity Party twice in just as many months, I decided to give a few of their records a spin to see if the bands ...

My wife has been a National fan for years, which means I have unintentionally heard their songs 100's of times and for the most part I...

I wasn't sure what to expect after the first thirty seconds or so of the opening track "Victims". In all honesty I thought I...

New Jersey's experimental duo Michael Ironside return with their follow up to their surprisingly good 2012 debut"Gelatin Moon...

Formed in October 2012 New York's three piece act Doziac seem to be searching for a place to fit sound wise. Describing themselves as ...

After seeing Archie Alone perform several time in a matter of weeks, objectivity didn't just go out the window. It completely broke i...

On this brand new ep  Deadverse come across as Switzerland's answer to current american bands like Hot Snakes, The Bronx and Small Bro...

Over the last couple of days I've had Bodega System's "Taber-nackyl jakyl" with me on a pretty consistent basis. Each t...

Boxed Wine are a five piece indie pop act that have been featured on UBRS a handful of times in the past. The bands upbeat, get on your fe...

On their debut EP the Brooklyn foursome known as The Recordettes deliver three campy as hell tracks that bring a slightly modern twist to...

While many of my friends and contemporaries were getting their groove on at either the Black N Blue Bowl or the countless other shows that w...

Red Hare is a new group featuring Shawn Brown, Jason Farrell, and Dave Eight - all formerly of Swiz and Sweetbelly Freakdown - and drumme...

I was sitting in a Kearny Bar the other night about to order my first drink of the evening when Killing Horse Records Mike Sylvia appeared...