Tag: less than jake
Here are 20 bands from the ’90s you probably forgot about
The 1990s started out with DS-1 distortion pedal grunge bands viciously stomping on the global spandex-wearing hair-metal movement from the decade before and ceremoniously...
MxPx and Mike Herrera issue new LPs to make your self-isolation louder
Pop-punk mavericks MxPx are doing their part to keep your lockdown as adrenaline-charged as possible. The long-running band will be streaming a deluxe edition...
40 pop-punk albums from the 2000s that’ll make you grab your old Chucks
Pop punk began to rapidly gain traction in the early 2000s, landing impressive spots on mainstream charts that propelled the success of the genre...
Chase Your Words say goodbye to negative past in new “Sayonara” video
Chase Your Words are no strangers to the scene. Following their inception in 2013, the group have worked alongside and toured with several notable...
Aaron Gillespie is at the height of his powers on new Almost LP—review
Remember that time, say, 10 years ago when Aaron Gillespie left Underoath to start a new band? While he started doing the Almost and...
Yearbooks offer hope and acceptance in “Falling Backwards”—watch
Pop-punk five-piece Yearbooks are gearing up for the release of their next full-length, Stepping Stones, and they’re offering up the next single, “Falling Backwards,”...
Aaron Gillespie explains how the new Almost record nearly didn’t get made
When AP gets on the phone with Aaron Gillespie, he’s still coping from the jet lag he went through leaving Australia while touring with...
Ice Nine Kills channel Pennywise the Clown in “IT Is The End” video
Ice Nine Kills have debuted a horrifying It-inspired video for their song “IT Is The End”.
The song, which features JR Wasilewski and Buddy Schaub...
Faces of Riot Fest: Frank Iero, iDKHOW, the Damned Things, grandson, more
It’s been nearly a week since Riot Fest celebrated its 15th year with a stacked lineup and legion of fans. Taking over Douglas Park...
Riot Fest celebrates 15 years with TBS, Neck Deep, Slayer, blink-182, more
Another Riot Fest has come and gone, but this year’s marked an extra special milestone as the event threw its 15th punk-rock festivities.
It went...
