Ahoy seafarers, Adam E. back with three more reviews designed to keep you afloat until help arrives.

First, staff writer Renaldo gives his take on Seaway's Hoser:

Their cheesiness is very neatly stapled to the stigma of what pop-punk should sound like and it's a big reason why musically, Hoser is plain old in-your-face, take-it-or-leave-it fun.

Next, reader Nedsammy dives into the self-titled album from Sweden's Holograms:

The problem with the album, for me, is that the rest of it doesn't sound half as vital and grabbing as the highlights. At first, the tracks between my favorites shot past in a great whoosh of gloomy post-punk okay-ness.

Finally, editor Joe Pelone reviews the Split 7-inch from The Capitalist Kids and Tight Bros:

At six songs, this split is a real deal in stereo, and anyone who likes the Ramones, fun, smashing the government and also the Ramones 2x should get on board.

Looking for another (or any) review? Head here. Want to submit your own review? Do that here.

The recently rebooted Black Flag, reformed by founding member Greg Ginn in 2013, has announced its new lead singer after the sudden departure of vocalist Ron Reyes, who was also the band's second singer during the band's original run. According to Rolling Stone, Mike Vallely is now Black Flag's lead singer and the band intends to record new music. Interestingly, now that Vallely is Black Flag's lead singer, the other current Ginn band, Good For You has an identical line up as Black Flag.

Today's stream comes from Barstow, CA-based Chrysalis. We've got a stream of a new song titled "My Forsaken" from their upcoming release Focus On The Center that is due out February 11 2014.

You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile.

Also, you can click Read More for the exclusive first look at their lyric video for "Sounds of the Playground."

Paramore released a new video for their song "Ain't It Fun." The song appears on last year's Paramore.

You can click Read More for the video.

Sick of It All are currently writing songs for their new album dropping this fall on Century Media. This will be their first release since 2011's Nonstop, which featured re-recordings of their classics. For the new album, the team will be working again with Danish producer Tue Madsen (The Haunted, Suicide Silence).

We are excited to bring you the premiere of the new music video from Philadelphia, PA's Ex Friends for the track "Sympathy for the Sociopath" off of 2013's Rules For Making Up Words.

You can click Read More to watch the video.

Last night, as part of VH1's Super Bowl Blitz, Fall Out Boy performed at the Brooklyn Bowl for 600 fans. During the performance of "Sugar, We're Going Down," Paramore's Hayley Williams joined her future tourmates on stage.

You can click Read More for the video.

UK's Basement has announced an end to their hiatus with shows coming this summer. The band posted on their Facebook page:

In the autumn of 2012 we made a decision as a band to put things on hold, as many of us had other commitments in our lives that needed to take priority. Almost two years on, for the most part now settled in where we want to be, it feels like there is space for change. When we put out the hiatus statement, we genuinely thought we were going to be away for quite a while, and we didn't see any chance of having free time to do anything other than focus on our professional lives. We're glad that this is not the case. We are really excited to say that Basement will be playing shows this summer, and we're looking forward to seeing everyone again.

You can revisit video from their last show in Leeds from November 2012 here.

Last night Against Me! performed "FUCKMYLIFE666" on the Late Show With David Letterman. The song appears on their album Transgender Dysphoria Blues , which was released earlier this month.

You can click Read More for the video.

Today brings the first of our two-part Bomb the Music Industry! is (really) DEAD! series. In this segment, our lovely readers write in to share their thoughts and differing perspectives on the epic last few Bomb the Music Industry! (and Biscuits) shows. With a bit of elbow grease, we were able to cover all four final shows!

The reflections on the shows include pieces where:

• Kate got to see the Long Island show AND the band in their Limp Bizkit alter-egos on Jan 16
• Matt saw BTMI!'s second to last show on Jan 17 and reflected on mortality
• Whereas, by contrast, Elisa met up with pals at the same show and had a good time
• At the VERY last show, on Jan 19, Jade talked about how BTMI! changed her life
• While Andrew had a bit of a saltier take on the whole thing
• As Martin reflected on the big picture
• Meanwhile, Faye talks about how it was her favorite show ever
• As a different Matt turned in a tradtional-style review
• And, Corey, in sort of a Billy Joel motif, starts his journey facing the Hudson river and ends it in the slam-pit

Stay tuned because soon we are going to run part 2, which will be a collection of pieces by people who weren't able to make the shows. Want to contribute? Awesome! There's still time! E-mail a 100 word-or-less piece to JohnG@punknews.org about what BTMI! means (meant?) to you.

Fireworks will be releasing their new album, Oh, Common Life, on March 25, 2014 via Triple Crown Records.

It's the follow up to Gospel from 2011. You can click Read More for the art and track listing.