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Austin, TX’s The Oxys have revealed the video for their brand new track, Idiot Box, that is taken from their upcoming studio album, Casting Pearls Before Swine, that is due out on September 19th via Cleopatra Records. “A scathing broadside against the hypnotic pull of screens, from the cathode ray glow of our past to the…
Phoenix heavyweights American Standards have fired off one last surprise from their farewell record, Future Orphans: A newly extended version of Kodak Stare, featuring the haunting vocal grit of Cleveland’s genre-defying Skuff Micksun. This isn’t a remix. It’s not a stripped-down reprise. It’s the original song, still serrated with mathcore precision and hardcore fury, pushed…
No sign of Rebellion fatigue this morning, which is just as well as the day is shaping up to be a bumper one. After our usual breakfast stop at the Compass Cafe and after a hazy wander around Blackpool and encountering dinosaurs, huge dogs, puppets and too many friendly faces to recall we are back…
Half Dizzy are back with big news and a brand-new track. The band has revealed the title and cover art for their upcoming album, Yard Sale, that is set for release later this year via Punkerton Records. In the meantime, fans can dig into All or None, a punchy, uplifting punk anthem that looks back on the challenges of youth,…
Los Angeles melodic Punk outfit For Closure will return this fall with Take Two, a concise yet powerful three song EP that will arrive on September 12th via Mindpower Records. The release follows their acclaimed 2024 debut full-length, Cliffside Serenades, and offers a snapshot of a band both sharpening its songwriting and celebrating its influences. Take Two features two compelling original tracks and a…
Southeastern Michigan ska punk sleuths The Boy Detective are officially back on the case with their highly anticipated sophomore full-length, Disco Lunch, that is set for release on November 7th via Punkerton Records. Today, the band has released the lead single, the horn-fueled anthem Beth Truss, alongside a brand-new music video. Recorded by Roger Lima (Less Than Jake), Beth Truss showcases The Boy Detective…
The Fall‘s The Unutterable was originally released in 2000 and was the band 21st studio album, the album is now getting an expanded release via Cherry Red Records on the 5th September. The album is being released on double vinyl as well as a CD box set that includes the Testa Rossa Mixes and two…
Heavily inspired by feminine rage and revenge horror movies like Jennifer’s Body and Carrie, Linda From Work‘s new single, Seeing Red, is about taking back power from oppressors and turning the tables to deliver the most satisfying retribution! The Seattle band’s upcoming self-titled record builds on themes from their previous works to push their songwriting and musicianship higher than ever…
New York-based Folk-Punk collective The Dreadnoughts have released their new single, Tarantella Bang Boom, the track is the final preview of their upcoming full-length, Polka Pit, that is due out on September 19th via Punkerton Records. A heartfelt Folk-Punk ballad, Tarantella Bang Boom tells the story of Stefanina Moro, a teenage courier for the Italian Resistance during World War II. Captured and tortured by…
Long before Sir Bob and Live Aid there was a band called The Boomtown Rats fronted by a scrawny, Jagger-lipped, mouthy upstart called Bob Geldof along with Pete Briquette on bass, Simon Crowe on drums, Garry Roberts on guitar, Johnny Fingers on piano and Gerry Cott on guitar. The Boomtown Rats, “the greatest rock’n’roll band in the world……