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Interview: Direct Hit!
You begged for it, you got it: the official Assault.it interview with Direct Hit! frontman Nick Woods. Grab a helmet and strap yourself in – shit just got real!
Listen To The New You Me At Six Album For FREE!
Today, we have a special treat for our readers: you can stream the new You Me At Six album, Hold Me Down, for free, right here. Yes, you heard correctly: it’s free. So click the little mp3-player there and start jamming. And then buy Hold Me Down so you can hear it the way it’s [...]
Review: Four Year Strong – Enemy Of The World
Boston pop-punkers Four Year Strong get huge on their third album.
Review: Direct Hit! – “#4″
Direct Hit! deliver another stellar EP, digging deeper and getting Assault staffers even more pumped.
Black Friday #3: Danzig – “4p”
Legendary devil-rockers Danzig slow it down and sex it up on their underrated fourth album.
Review: Mixtapes – “Maps”
Mixtapes debut full-length “Maps” offers nineteen awesome minutes of cranked-up power pop with plenty of sugar. It’s hot shit!
Review: Just The Kid – “Keep It Fun!”
Just The Kid offer a polished, synthetic version of pop-punk that’s all about, well, keeping it fun.
Video: A Day To Remember: “I’m Made Of Wax, Larry, What Are You Made Of?”
All hail the new kings of awesome shit, A Day To Remember!
Review: Jimi Hendrix – “Valleys Of Neptune”
The latest posthumous release from guitar god Jimi Hendrix unleashes some blistering alternate takes on old standards. And a fair amount of filler.
Where’s Your Precious First Love NOW?! #2: KoRn
Jere gets in touch with his angry inner-teen.
Assault The Weekend! (3/18/10)
Assault.it plans your weekend so you don’t have to. Crack open a beer and relax!
Win A Direct Hit Starter Kit!
Win some fresh DH gear for your next glue-sniffing bender!
Video: Dropkick Murphys – “I’m Shipping Up To Boston (Live)”
Dropkick Murphys banging out their best song. A St. Patrick’s Day treat from your buddies at Assault.it.
Review: Jonsi – “Go Do”
Something you don’t see everyday: a member of a band known for lofty, expansive sounds and arty pretense paring it down to make straightforward pop… and succeeding.
Review: Dropkick Murphys – “Live On Lansdowne, Boston MA”
Boston beer-punk perennials Dropkick Murphys emerge with a new live album celebrating their blustery roughneck sound.
