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Rock heroes Silverstein have done it yet again.

“Paranoid” is both catchy and introspective, timely and clever.

Netherlands-based pop-punkers After Elmer have been taking notes from their heroes.

Vie Jester pays tribute and homage to Incubus with a credible cover of “Pardon Me.”

Bonnie Lola offers up a chaotic, energetic, and catchy single, “Shoulder Tattoo.”

This song is pure pop-punk in its most excellent form.

If there's one concert so far this year that can be described in one word, it's this one, and it was f**king "mental."

This was a perfect rock’n’roll evening in Los Angeles

LJ Sleaze is a raucous southern punk rock band.

‘No Beauty Will Remain’ is a phenomenal record, showcasing creative prowess shining through.

Bonfire Vanity has a killer new single called “Basquiat” that will turn heads and delight pool parties all summer long.

With the pop-punk renaissance in full swing, we need Like Roses.

The anthemic hit, “All The Things She Said,” has been stuck in our heads for what seems like eons.

Pop-punk powerhouse Chastity is coming in hot with summer vibes in their new song.

Rica made an excellent decision to use a theme like baseball to express her feelings in the “Striking Out” EP.

Described as the “high priestess of no f**** given.”

Yellow Pages has clearly done their homework.

Sometimes a song is so aptly named, that it becomes unimaginable for it ever to be called anything else.

Ray Lindsey has made a name for himself after decades of often thankless work as a roadie.