H.E Creative debut comic is a nostalgia-filled, haunting journey about all things punk rock.
Read moreREVIEW: Goldfinger still brings the summer heat
“Dad, what were you like in the 90s?” asks the popular social media viral trend. For starters, this writer was listening to Goldfinger’s 1996 self-titled debut in his room as part of an introduction to the ska/punk genre. On Friday night at Houston’s House of Blues, Goldfinger made its long awaited return to the stage in Texas and made many 16-year olds in the 1990s very happy.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Karl Alvarez talks DESCENDENTS present, future
Karl Alvarez is more than just the “Bass Master General,” as devoted DESCENDENTS fans like to call him, and the band continues to prove they are more than just pop-punk pioneers, but punk rock legends that are still going strong.
Read moreThe 10 best albums of 2025
As 2025 comes to an end, it is time to count down the 10 best albums of the year.
Read moreREVIEW: Bouncing Souls, H20 still have nothing to prove
The West Coast leg of the “ECFU” tour launched Thursday, Dec. 4 at Houston’s White Oak Music Hall, and featured two of the best punk rock acts from the 1990s the Bouncing Souls and H20 tearing it up like they always have.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Animator takes back it back to 1999 with own version of blink-182's 'Aliens Exist'
The blink-182 classic “Aliens Exist” has gotten a fan-made music video full of blink lore and UFOlogy insider information.
Read moreREVIEW: Driveways deliver a Halloween-season show worth the wait
Making its Texas debut and opening for popular screamo/ country core act Bilmuri, Driveways didn’t disappoint.
Read moreNew music roundup: Yellowcard, AFI, Novacub
Yellowcard- “Better Days”
The year is 2025, and Yellowcard just put outs its best album. “Better Days” is an honest effort to relive the band’s past success / sound, but at the same time there’s a sense of angst and punch that feels new for them. Travis
Read moreREVIEW: 'Missionary Impossible' a dream show with blink-182, Alkaline Trio
KANSAS CITY- Blink-182’s “Missionary Impossible” tour hit the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City Saturday Sept. 27, and peeked into the punk rock band’s prolific past by playing some deeper cuts in “Roller Coaster,” “Online Songs,” “Wishing Well,” and the 1997 single and old-school fan favorite “Josie.”
Read moreREVIEW: Bloc Party celebrates 'Silent Alarm,' hits in Chicago
CHICAGO- One of the most iconic indie rock records “Silent Alarm” finally got a return reprise live in North America, as U.K. indie band/ art punks Bloc Party bought the pivotal album played in full and other timeless bangers to a sold out Salt Shed in Chicago.
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