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Canada’s Midnight Peg have released their sophomore full length, Skinning, via Thousand Islands Records, on their new album the band double down on intensity with twelve high strung cuts of paranoid contemplation and shredded anger. Louder, sharper, and scuzzier than their debut, Skinning weaves together Noise Rock, Post Punk, Emo and experimentalism with underpinning motifs of sexuality, survival, absurd ritual, and…
The Carolyn make Melodic Punk for overthinkers, underachievers and anyone barely keeping it together. The Atlanta, GA based trio’s third full length, Pyramid Scheme of Grief, is out today via 59 X Records and Disconnect Disconnect Records, the album is filled with unresolved feelings and the kind of choruses you loop while rethinking your life choices. The…
SMUG LLC is the latest solo project from Toronto’s Drew Thomson (Single Mothers / The Drew Thomson Foundation) who have released their debut EP, New Exciting Doom, via Anxious and Angry. With six full lengths released on Dine Alone Records and over twenty EPs, Drew Thomson had always fronted full bands, but during the pandemic it felt like that chapter might have…
When you get a press release that’s states the band are like “If the Ramones were Super Queer”, you just gotta go listen immediately and check out why this is. So have I heard of this Australian band before now, no, am I glad they sent us this release to listen to and enjoy, yes. I’d…
Los Angeles melodic Punks Stoke Signals will return October 31st with Making Enemies, a four-song EP that captures the band’s loudest, rawest, and most collaborative work to date. The release arrives via Hey! Fever Records and follows their 2024 debut album, Make Dying Fun. Stoke Signals have also dropped the EP’s lead single and video, Rockville Winters Build Character, which…
Ash have today released their ninth studio album, Ad Astra, via Fierce Panda Records. The album contains eleven brand new tracks, including their raucous take on surprise single and Beetlejuice staple Jump In The Line, Ad Astra also features Graham Coxon (Blur) on two particularly sassy songs and catches the perennial power pop kings in especially rocket-fueled form. Ad Astra follows hot…
Girl Tones have today released their guitar-driven, combustible new single, Burnout, and then on the 7th October the track will be featured in a new episode of ABC‘s High Potential. The track is accompanied by a video directed by Casey Pierce where Girl Tones are taking what they want, and lighting all the evidence ablaze with their final…
New England Garage Rock outfit Salem Wolves have skipped to the good part and released Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, a five-track collection that reimagines songs by Jawbreaker, The Replacements, Hüsker Dü, INXS and Tom Waits through the band’s gritty, surf-bitten lens. The EP is now available digitally on all platforms, with a Bandcamp first release…
In 1978, The Members were one of the hottest bands on the London circuit. Their unique Post-Punk sound combined a dual guitar attack with Reggae basslines and incendiary drum work, add to this mix the pocket rocket that was singer Nick Tesco, and you got a very unique band that blended Surf guitar, Dub Reggae and New Wave. They…
If you ever felt desperate that nothing new happened on the music scene or you thought new releases seemed stale and predictable, do not worry, because The Experimental Tropic Blues Band arrived with “Loverdose,” a brand new full-length album that will definitely knock your socks off with an unpredictable, innovative, fresh, and unique sound. Now,…