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Maryland trio Pinkshift have shared the double single, Reflections / Don’t Fight, that showcase the dual nature of their upcoming album and, ultimately, the band. Both tracks are taken their upcoming album, Earthkeeper, that is set to drop on August 29th via Hopeless Records. Pinkshift will soon embark on a headline tour and in-store activities…
American Television is delivering a punchy dose of melodic punk rock to the Smartpunk Records roster with the announcement of their upcoming EP “You Are Not Alone” coming out on September 19. The skate-punk inspired anthems are driven by resilience and resistence that emphasize the transformative power of music. Speaking about the new single, American Television shares,…
Austin, Texas four-piece Die Spitz today share a video “Pop Punk Anthem (Sorry For The Delay)”, the ferocious new single from Something to Consume, the band’s debut album out 12th September via Third Man Records. “Pop Punk Anthem (Sorry For The Delay)” somehow encapsulates elements throughout the band’s large musical swath of inspirations, which range from Black Sabbath, PJ Harvey and…
Self-proclaimed proprietors of ‘ Kitchencore’ and Merseyside Art Punk legends Pete Bentham & The Dinner Ladies have revealed the video for their new single, Shed, which is out now on all good digital service providers. The track is the latest to be taken from their new album, Art, Religion and Chocolate Biscuits, which is also out now via 9×9 Records. Pete Bentham…
Ahead of the release of their upcoming debut full length, Neon Dreamland, on the 21st August via Dogged Sound Records, TV Death have released the album’s third and final single, Up The Hill From Paradise. Following on from previous singles, Propaganda and Lease Of Life, Up The Hill From Paradise is an ode to the working class, critiquing the stark disparities between the wealthy…
Club Brat are a high intensity clash of Punk and Noise Pop that defy traditional labels with their blend of jagged guitars, bass-heavy dissonance and volatile rhythmic urgency. Originally from Peterborough, UK and now split between Bristol and London, the five-piece formed in 2023 and quickly earned a reputation for unpredictable live shows and a…
Indie outfit Bones in the Museum have returned with a striking new single, “Honest Mistake,” the first glimpse into their forthcoming fifth studio album, How to Get Uninvited to Everything, due out in Spring 2026. Known for blending emotional storytelling with a genre-defying sound, the band shifts gears on this latest track. Where their 2024…
With their full-length debut “Paint In Green,” Melbourne’s The Humane Method weaves experimental and progressive textures into a cohesive sonic journey. Recorded at Soundpark Studios with producer Idge, the album explores themes of financial anxiety, societal corruption, and emotional upheaval. From brooding interludes to explosive crescendos, the band captures the uncertainty of modern life with…
Southampton, UK Pop Punks Slackrr have revealed the video for You Got Me that is taken from their freshly released fourth album, A Light On The Horizon, that is now available through streaming platforms via SBAM Records. Slackrr will be appearing at Slovenia’s Punk Rock Holiday on the 5th August and will be on tour in the UK throughout August,…
Seattle’s The Drowns are a band that I first heard at Rebellion Festival in Blackpool playing live, so having them release this their first live album which was recorded at the world’s best Punk festival in 2024 has to be something to celebrate. I’m normally a bit sceptical of live albums, they can be…