Time Again is a punk rock band known for their gritty sound and raw energy, hailing from Los Angeles, California. Formed in 2004 by lead vocalist Daniel Dart and former guitarist Elijah Reyes, the band quickly gained a reputation for their raucous live performances and authentic punk ethos. The band's music is characterized by its sociopolitical lyrics, fast-paced rhythms, and DIY approach, resonating with punk aficionados seeking the fervor of early punk scenes.

Following the release of their debut album "The Stories Are True" in 2006, which showcased their knack for storytelling through music, Time Again has continued to build a loyal following. Their subsequent releases, including "Darker Days" in 2008, capture the band's evolution while staying true to their punk rock roots. "Darker Days" delves into more personal and introspective themes, set against the backdrop of their trademark sound. In their more recent works, such as the "EP" and the stripped-down acoustic vibe of "(Naked)," Time Again has demonstrated versatility and a willingness to explore different musical directions while maintaining the rebellious spirit that has defined their career. Their commitment to authenticity and the punk community has cemented their place in the genre, making Time Again a band that not only reminisces about the glory days of punk but also writes new chapters for future generations.