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If you enjoyed Turnover’s excellent Peripheral Vision, then this new Gin War EP is going to be exactly what you need for your upcoming Thanksgiving break.

 It's real, it's honest and it's Kississippi.

Triathalon's second release, Nothing Bothers Me, sits with the likes of Hyperview or Peripheral Vision, but slower and more calculated.

Rapidfire Reviews: 11/12/15 by Riley featuring Grimes, Beach Slang, Modern Baseball, Tim Korenich and Ricky Eat Acid

This is a fun and inventive split that no one should pass out, especially if you like Cymbals Eat Guitars and/or Kevin Devine & The Goddamn Band. It showcases both of them at their best and playing music they love. What more could you ask for?

Will I Know You Then is a record more for people willing to lose themselves in a fit of sincere compositions.

Overall, Shame is an incredibly well put together and unique album.

The 16 minute, six track The Second Floral EP feels shorter than it is, mainly because of how easy it is to get lost listening to the music.

Dealer is filled with songs that are so personal and moving, that they couldn’t really be anybody but Foxing.

Mitch is back bringing to life the Fall season with five more somber songs.

Personal War is a quick record that shows the greatest attributes of a band that's shoving, no, demolishing everything in their path.

Sleepy Kids reaches out to listeners through it's raw sound, transparent lyrics and pure rock n roll vibe.

At the surface, Forces Of Nurture might be another feel good rock album, but Midnight Reruns make sure to bring it to life with incredible songs paced to constantly keep your head nodding along.

There are bands like Broadcaster that have such a carefree vibe it's hard not to smile at the admirable antics of their music. Spin is their latest release from Jump Start records, and it is nothing short of an 11 minute highlight to anyone's day.

Remember the name Sundressed in a few years, but for now enjoy The Same Condition as the remarkable release it is.