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Colorado’s melodic punk torchbearers Record Thieves return with “The Deep,” a crushing, emotionally-charged new single that launches the countdown to their just-announced full-length album, Tragic Company, due out September 26 via Thousand Islands Records. The 17-track LP—a bold and expansive evolution of the Record Thieves sound. is gritty, anthemic, and razor-sharp. The new single “The Deep” showcases the band’s trademark blend of…
“Too Tired To Love You” is the new single by artist Ron Gallo. The song is being released [today] on all digital platforms by Kill Rock Stars. “Too Tired To Love You” is a little bossa nova that, in short, is about how modern stage capitalism is making everything go to shit,” comments Ron. “In America we…
New Jersey’s high-energy ska punk trio Joker’s Republic will release their second full-length, The Hand You’ve Been Dealt, on October 10th via Punkerton Records. Produced by ska-punk icon Roger Lima (Less Than Jake), the album brings a dozen punchy, infectious tracks that explore themes of identity, grief, politics, and mental health, all delivered with the band’s signature humor and unforgettable hooks.…
The Guillotines have released their new single, New Wild West, that is taken from the band’s upcoming album, Parcel of Rogues, that will be released on the 1st August. Parcel of Rogues is available for pre-order via streaming platforms, the band are also taking pre-orders for limited edition CD and vinyl copies via Facebook and Instagram. The Guillotines will be playing shows through 2025…
Expert Work Records released Some Soviet Station’s self-titled effort for the first time. The 12″ LP is limited to 250 copies on blue vinyl. The album was recorded by Bob Weston, and was remastered for vinyl by Carl Saff. Some Soviet Station was an American emo-hardcore/math-rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, and was comprised of Chris…
Shorthanded have dropped their fiery new track, “I Can Tell You What A Woman Is,” featuring none other than Bill Stevenson of Descendents, ALL, and Black Flag on drums. The single is a punchy burst of melodic punk rock, blending razor-sharp riffs with defiant lyricism and Stevenson’s unmistakable rhythmic power. Known for their tight arrangements…
Following their debut single “Calling,” Swimming Pool return with “Sunday,” a gently haunting track that delves into the quiet absurdities of superstition and everyday ritual. The song marks the second release from their forthcoming EP Line Cuts, out August 15 via Fog & Co. Formed by Klyl Shifroni and Seraina Fässler, the duo spans The…
Austin, TX’s The Oxys have revealed the brand new video for Long Shadows, a track taken from their upcoming studio album, Casting Pearls Before Swine, that is due out on September 19th via Cleopatra Records. “‘Long Shadows’ stalks the line between thrill and fallout, a raw, relentless reflection on compulsion, consequence, and the ghosts we drag behind us.”…
When The Ovines set out to record their freshly released EP, Two Bucks & A Bottle of Ketchup, they weren’t just making music, they were documenting the messy raw chaos of modern life. Five tracks of emotional release, biting social commentary, and unfiltered honesty, the EP reflects the struggles, laughter, and grit that define the band’s…
Hamilton, ON’s The Dirty Nil have unveiled their fifth studio album, The Lash, via Dine Alone Records. Ultimately, The Lash sounds exactly like what the title implies, a cold, hard crack of the whip, one that snaps them with a much needed reset after nearly 20 years of exploring the light. Following the hardcore-laced heat of Fail in Time and the…