In September of 1996, the Descendents release their first full LP of new material since in 9 years. Everything Sucks brought the band back into a world that was now populated with countless bands they themselves had inspired.

Refused’s The Shape of Punk to Come (1998) (or The Shape of Punk to Come: A Chemical Bombination in 12 Bursts) is no stranger to short lists of the best punk albums of all time. The album’s liner notes states that punk and hardcore music could not be a...

In between lead singers, The Dillinger Escape plan teamed up with the legendary Mike Patton on a four song EP that combined elements of metal & hardcore, highlighting the band’s tremendous technical acuity and wrapped it all in a self-aware production ...

“A lot of fans have certain expectations from us; they want silly songs about BMXs or Ole again and again. Every song won’t be a carbon copy of your favourites Souls song. It’s one big long life story, having many different episodes and chapters.

Joyce Manor released their fourth studio album Cody (2016) into a world where their contemporaries that had come to acclaim with a traditional punk rock sound were finding success with more varied explorations into melody, arrangement and tempo.

The Weakerthans’ ‘Reconstruction Site’ was their very first album released by Epitaph Records. It’s immediately charming upon first listen with a density of thoughtful lyrics and musical intelligence that rewards you with something new each time you re...

Radiosurgery is the seventh studio album from Florida Pop-Punk heroes New Found Glory and their second for Epitaph Records. The second of their two records to date that has a singular concept, the quintet set out to create an homage to the punk music o...

‘On The Impossible Past’ was released by Epitaph on February 12, 2012. It brought the Menzingers from relative obscurity to a stalwart part of the punk rock zeitgeist. Brett Gurewitz touted the signing as “These guys play the kind of pure punk rock tha...

Mule Variations is Tom Waits’ first record for ANTI-, a sister label of Epitaph Records. It won a Grammy and put the small indie label on the map. This is also the first full record your Podcast Warlord has ever listened to. Luckily,

In 2010, everyone’s favorite “love their old stuff” band Weezer put out a record on Epitaph called “Hurley”. Comedian Ronny Pascale joins your Podcast Warlord to discuss the pop-heavy record along with it’s curious title.