Tag: punk

The Kings Kids release their 2nd full-length album Set Sail and Seek... full of Oi / Street punk songs for fans of Flatfoot 56, Swingin Utters, Street Dogs and Rancid.

Check out From The Eyes of Servants and their 6-song self-titled EP on Red Cord Records. For fans of Take It Back / Close Your Eyes

SoCal punk band Absolved release their 7-song album This One Goes To Seven on Thumper Punk Records.

Check out this review of Grave Robber's new album "You're All Gonna Die!"

Many of our readers here at IVM are familiar with Grave Robber. I was first introduced to the band via a myspace friend request a few years ago and my first impression was simply “whoa”. After checking out the songs, reading the lyrics, and so on it was impossible for me not to love what they’re doing. After catching a live show I can honestly tell you they have one of the best live shows around and if you have the opportunity to see them don’t miss out!… Continued →

Punk/hardcore outfit The Hoax released their album Stumbling Through on Thumper Punk Records back in the spring. It's pretty impressive, check it out!

Recently soaring to the tops of Christian rock charts, The Great Transparency carve out their own space with catchy pop punk and some arena rock sensibility, producing a really clean sound filled with serious lyrics about life and faith.

Check out the review of Skies Fall Records label debut by band, We Are Leo titled "Hello Ep". It's a great little album and I find it personally enjoyable.

Check out this review of street punk band, Unshackled (Thumper Punk Records), by BMer

Some Disney songs recreated!

All you modern Tooth and Nail haters can finally relax, because Sainthood Reps brings the label back to the days of Frodus, Blenderhead, and 90 Pound Wuss. This is grungy post-hardcore with a Long Island twist.

The Shiny Darks bring back that old punk rock n' roll style on their free 4-song EP called Stab At Love

The Social Threat, a 3-piece punk band from Canada releases their 13-song debut Protest Songs. For fans of Pennywise, Dogwood, Good Riddance...

Check out Grave Robber's third full length release "Exhumed", which is actually a collection of new and old songs.

Addison is a pop-punk / alternative band reminiscent of Blink-182 / Millencolin. Check out their 3-song EP called Gas Money.

This Canadian three-piece brings more straight-up pop punk for fans of Relient K, Cartel, or MxPx. Their new album is free, so give it a listen and let us know what you think!