Renaldo Matadeen takes the lead on today's first new review, talking up the new NOFX 7-inch Stoke Extinguisher:

If you weren't impressed with NOFX's Self-Entitled like me, you might be thinking twice about checking out the Stoke Extinguisher EP. But thankfully, it's concise in its six tracks, not to mention boisterous, loud, vibrant and basically holding that energetic essence that NOFX initially peaked with in the '90s.

Read the review here.

Then, Rich Cocksedge checks out the new LP from Canadian Rifle, Deep Ends:

Musically, I could easily throw a lazy Off With Their Heads comparison at you, or even tempt you by suggesting Dillinger Four provide an influence here and there, but Canadian Rifle stand out in their own right with a brand of punk which is melodic, powerful and redolent with a rich, warm feel that belies some of the bleakness that comes through in the lyrics.

Read the review here.

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