With a title like Ready To Get Sweaty, I was expecting this to be a lot more dance floor obnoxious, rather than the sugary sweet power pop f...

illScarlett's 1Up is a lazy return to the catchy reggae elements that first made waves back in 2006. There are a grand total of three songs...

Terra Terra Terra's sophomore release, Mind Like A Man, Soul Like A Child, is a haunting effort that dissects the blazing battle between rig...

I really want to give acts like the Ready Set a chance, but without the backing of a band, these independent encounters with MySpace stardom...

Goonies Never Say Die's debut instrumental album, In A Forest Without Trees, leads the listener through an enigmatic post-rock collection of...

"We're not like you said, we're not dead" howls Blessthefall on the opening track of sophomore release Witness, perhaps in retaliation to ru...

The Jettison Commitment's debut EP, This Changes Everything, combines hardcore intentions with ambient melodies, taking the listener on a bu...

"Downtime has been good, but it's always the same," says Creepshow vocalist/guitarist Sarah "Sin" Blackwood. "After about two weeks we all g...

Broadway Calls kicked off the night with just the kind of pop punk the crowd was looking for. Sounding very much like their album live, the...

Brand New are one of the most successful cult bands in contemporary rock. The Long Island band started as an angst-ridden melodic pop punk e...

Upon first listen, Brand New's fourth studio album, Daisy, is an extreme disappointment. Before hearing a note from the Long Island band, a...

Canada's response to the Beatles comes in the form of Nova Scotia's the Grass, unfortunately 40 years too late. But the decades passed don't...

Aside from deliberately misspelling their entire lyric book, there's nothing I dislike about Capade's Dno't Say It Mihgt Maen Somehitng. Thi...

Broadway's screamo runs the risk of being typecast as typical scene music, but they step it up by making their sound believable and actually...

The City and Skyway's Barry Johnston spent years working as an engineer on the road for the likes of Alkaline Trio, Bad Religion and Anthrax...

Eyes Set to Kill are a difficult band to categorize, with their rough, barking male screaming, metalcore riffing and gentle female vocals. T...

If you've ever wiped the sweat from your scruffy summer beard while moshing to gritty city punk then Over Stars and Gutters' debut album, Co...

SubCity are back with another instalment of their sexy reggae/punk/ska fusion. If the Winnipeg, MB eight-piece know one thing it's how to ma...

Farwell's sophomore album, Run It Up the Flagpole, is a damn fun summer record but it is also extremely confusing. Their best tracks, such a...

Dear, All Time Low, with two previous records and a lot of hype behind you, your latest rendition of sugary sweet pop punk comes across as r...