Social Distortion have never been the most prolific band. And that’s putting it mildly.

Back in 2023, Koyo delivered the pleasant surprise that was Would You Miss It?.

Pro-Pain must be among the fiercest proponents of the ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ adage.

Melbourne’s Hormones originally released Hot For Hormones last year, but it has now transitioned from a digital/CD release to vinyl thanks to Stardumb Records.

When founding (and only remaining original) member Bryan Torres started Death Lens in 2011, the band dealt in instrumental surf rock.

In my mind, Tigers Jaw is somehow still a young band, even though they’ve already been around for 20 years and have just released their seventh album, Lost On You, out now on Hopeless Reco

The Bridges That We Burn is already album number three for UltraBomb, the band featuring former members of Hüsker Dü, Soul Asylum and Social Distortion).

The ever prolific Raging Nathans have teamed up with Brooklyn's Fat Heaven for a split 7” where each band contributes two songs, out now on Rad Girlfriend Records and Sell The Heart Records.

‘Midnight City’ is album number three for Austin, TX’s Drakulas.

For their latest release, East Bay pop-punks Middle-Aged Queers have covered some of their favorite songs. Ever wondered what Taylor Swift’s ‘Anti-Hero’ would sound like if it was a pop-punk song?