Dead Waves – Take Me Away EP
Are you feeling particularly aggressive today? Are you fed up with people and the world in general? Great news! So are Dead Waves, the delightfully screamy NYC-based trio, and they’ve Read More
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City Lights – The Way Things Should Be
Fans of Blink-182, Sum 41, and Save The Day, get ready to have a new favorite album: “The Way Things Should Be,” by City Lights (via InVogue Records,) has just Read More
Dovetail – Mount Karma
Every now and then, a band comes along that simply takes your breath away. This band doesn’t need gimmicks or shock to catch attention: they simply demand listeners by the Read More
A Very Metal Halloween Playlist
It’s that time of year again…HALLOWEEN! Before you go out this weekend to get drunk in a mask celebrate, take a listen to JamSpreader’s own top rock and metal songs Read More
Motorhead – Aftershock
Grab a bottle of Jack and some cocaine, because Motorhead is back with a brand-spankin’-new album, “Aftershock!” The record is Motorhead’s 21st studio album (yes, really,) and they have not Read More
Halestorm – ReAniMate 2.0: The CoVeRs eP
Halestorm is back with a brand new EP of all covers, and with the exception of the annoying title toggle text it’s a fantastic display of musicianship. Frontwoman Lzzy Read More
Sleigh Bells – Bitter Rivals
Since 2009, former hardcore band member Derek Miller and ex pop vocalist Alexis Krauss have been mixing metal riffs and bubblegum lyrics to create a unique genre of their own Read More
The Fratellis – We Need Medicine
The Fratellis have returned after an excruciating five years with their new album, “We Need Medicine,” and it’s certainly not one to miss! The record is jam-packed with the organized Read More
The Naked And Famous – In Rolling Waves
New Zealand alt-rock quintet The Naked and Famous have just released their 5th studio album, “In Rolling Waves” via Fiction Records. “In Rolling Waves” shows a more mature side to Read More
Papermoons – No Love
The philosophy of Deep Elm Records‘ band, “Papermoons” has always been “less is more.” This philosophy is obviously followed on Papermoons new album, “No Love,” which the Austin-based duo is Read More
INVSN – INVSN
Swedish rockers INVSN have announced their new self-titled English debut via Razor & Tie, due out September 24th. INVSN is Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, The (International) Noise Conspiracy) along with musicians Read More
Anacondas – Sub Contra Blues
My fellow rock lovers, this one is for you! Anacondas debut album, “Sub Contra Blues” is filled to the brim with growled-out lyrics, heavy riffs, and eardrum-shattering percussion that will Read More
Franz Ferdinand – Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action
Multiple Grammy winning four-piece Franz Ferdinand have just released their fourth studio album, “Right Thoughts, Right Words, Wight Action,” and it certainly does not disappoint! The exuberant feel of the Read More
The Julie Ruin – Run Fast
Original riot grrrl and feminist icon Kathleen Hanna is back from her nearly seven year hiatus from music with her group, The Julie Ruin, who just released their debut album, Read More
Bowling For Soup – Lunch. Drunk. Love.
Bowling for Soup may not have the longevity as other bands but they sure have the passion with their fan funded new album “Lunch. Drunk. Love.” set to be released Read More
Review: Pond – Hobo Rocket
It’s inevitable for the Aussie rock group Pond to be compared to their older sibling Tame Impala. The bands share two members, and it’s likely for Pond to seem like Read More
Avenged Sevenfold – Hail To The King
Avenged Sevenfold return with their new album “Hail To The King” set to be released on August 27th. With Avenged Sevenfold wanting a more blues rock/ classic rock sound, they Read More
Review: Yellowcard – Ocean Avenue Acoustic
Ten years ago, Yellowcard released their 2003 classic album, Ocean Avenue. Now, in 2013, they’re releasing Ocean Avenue Acoustic, which is exactly what you think it is; a straight-up acoustic version of the pop-punk Read More
Review: Editors – The Weight of Your Love
Earlier this summer, the Britain-based Editors released their fourth studio album, The Weight of Your Love. The departure of lead guitarist, Chris Urbanowicz, meant a shift in sound, and the end result Read More
Switchfoot – Vice Verses
With seven quality studio albums, millions of album sales, and a Grammy win, Switchfoot has repeatedly proven to be a band worth listening to.The track all together is an impressive Read More
Review: Matt Nathanson – Last of the Great Pretenders
San Francisco-based singer and songwriter Matt Nathanson’s album, Last of the Great Pretenders, is the successor to his 2011 release Modern Love. Opener “Earthquake Weather” is a shaky start in Read More
Relient K – Collapsible Lung
Relient K introduced their seventh album called Collapsible Lung, which was released on July 23rd, 2013. The name of the album comes from the title track “Collapsible Lung”, which is Read More
Bronze Radio Return – “Up, On & Over”
Bronze Radio Return strides in this June with their fourth album Up, On & Over, displaying a brand of alternative-folk-pop that seems soaked in summer sunshine for 2013. Thanks to the Read More
Skillet – Rise
After a four year break Skillet is back with a new album in the appropriate titled “Rise”. Skillet has been releasing music since 1996 but just recent have they began Read More
Review And Interview With Brian Lanese Of Permanent Ability
Permanent Ability is a funk rock band from Los Angeles, headed up by frontman Brian Lanese. With most new bands seemingly leaning towards the folk-rock, roots, indie type of sound, Read More
Slipknot Drummer Begins Side Project, Scar the Martyr, ft. EVERYBODY
Today marks the first day of summer, so it’s best to use this entire season to prepare yourself for Joey Jordison’s (Slipknot) new project in the fall. It’s called Scar Read More
Watch Metallica’s Full “Kill ‘Em All” Set At The Orion Music Festival
GUESS WHAT?! The video of Metallica’s surprise “Kill ‘Em All” set at the Orion Festival has just been released! The set was done on the first day of the legendary Read More
Bob Dylan Spotted Painting Topless Women In Central Park
Bob Dylan? Central Park? Topless women?! YESSSSS! Finally excuse to use this: Wait…w-what’s that? It WASN’T in a creepy way? The one and only Bob Dylan is raising eyebrows after Read More
Saves the Day Announce New Tour & Drummer + Post New Song!
Do you have a case of the Mondays? Don’t fear! Saves the Day is here to do just what their name implies with a BUTTLOAD of announcements and goodies! Full Read More
Queens of the Stone Age Already Working On Next Album?
Queens of the Stone Age’s first new album in six years! Wow, six years, where have you been? Why such a long wait!? Lets start getting the next record out Read More