 | Band: The Cost
Originally called Wet-Nap and formed at a Unitarian youth retreat, the Cost were around for years. Starting out when they were all 14, they grew from sloppy punk rock to powerful screamo in the vein of Dead and Gone with a little hint of Christ on Parade. The addition of Sean McCardle on tenor guitar really filled out their sound on their final album, which was released by lookout records. | Album(s):
The Cost
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 | Band: The Criminals
This snotty punk rock supergroup, know for abusive live shows, had Jesse Luscious (blatz, the Frisk, Gru'ups) as its lead singer. | Album(s):
Tomorrow's too late
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 | Band: Code of the West
Hailing from Fargo, ND Code of the West has been described as "loud punk rock" in the vein of such bands as Dinosaur Jr, Jawbreaker, Husker Du, The Promise Ring, and more. | Album(s):
Code of the Midwest EP
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 | Band: Catacombs of Rome
Rock N' Roll from Appleton, WI. Inspired by Fugazi, Shellac, The Jesus Lizard, Dick Dale, Wire, The Stooges, Hot Snakes, Drive Like Jehu, The Buzzcocks and much much more. | Album(s):
Demo 2005
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 | Band: California Redemption
California Redemption (or CaRe) is a hardcore punk band from Thousand Oaks, California, a part of the Nardcore community, and a "major player" in the Ventura County Music scene. Their sound is a mix of hardcore and punk rock; fast guitars and politically minded lyrics fusing with "breakdowns and chanted back-ups, right out of the straightedge hawd caw playbook." Lyrical themes vary from political protests and critical analyses of American society to personal struggles and alienation. | Album(s):
Do Not Resuscitate
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