The Prodigy Explode With Energy In "No Tourists"
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The Prodigy deliver chaos with their punk rock and electronic blend in their new album, No Tourists.
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Cloud Nothings Roar To Life In "Last Building Burning"
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Cloud Nothings draw upon all their anger and emotion in Last Building Burning to paint a bigger, tortured picture.
Read MoreSum 41 Showed The Best Of 2000's Punk Rock In "Chuck"
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Sum 41 brought together aggression and melody in a powerful way on their 2004 record Chuck.
Read MoreRise Against Search For New Hope In Acoustic "The Ghost Note Symphonies, Vol 1"
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Rise Against reimagine music from across their career in The Ghost Note Symphonies, Vol. 1 and show the power of their messages in a new light.
Read MoreIceage Sticks With Their Unique Sound In "Beyondless"
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Iceage add a lively element to their music while sticking to their core punk roots in Beyondless.
Read MoreBlink-182 Defined An Era With "Enema Of The State"
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Blink-182's Enema Of The State is a timeless record, as the music itself seems to learn how to get through life just as we do.
Read MoreMarmozets Reach New, Massive Heights In "Knowing What You Know Now"
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Marmozets' sophomore album Knowing What You Know Now takes their already epic formula and makes it even more massive.
Read MoreIt's Hard To Take Anything Out Of Anti-Flag's "American Fall"
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Anti-Flag's quest for edginess really drags American Fall down.
Read MoreCitizen Take A More Alternative Path In "As You Please"
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Citizen takes a new direction on As You Please to keep their sound dark and fresh.
Read MoreProphets Of Rage Are All Bark And No Bite In Their Self-Titled Debut
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Prophets Of Rage rely too heavily on their nostalgia factor and forget to add punch to their call for revolution on Prophets Of Rage.
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