What originally started as a collaboration between Rat Boy’s Jordan Cardy and Preston (The Ordinary Boys) quickly evolved into a multi-generational, skanking supergroup.

On their first new album in three years, Arizona’s AJJ still tries to find glimmers of light in an ever more confusing  and depressing world, and in the process become one themselves.

Germany’s Primetime Failure is back with a new 6-song EP.

Best known for his work with The Copyrights, Springfield, Illinois songwriter and musician Luke McNeill has long used Hospital Job as his distinct creative solo outlet.

With A Season in Hell, Good Riddance frontman Russ Rankin returns with his third solo release, following 2012’s Farewell Catalonia and 2022’s Come Together Fall Apart.

Southern California melodic punk veterans Gameface are back with All My Friends, a two-song 7” released via Iodine Recordings, marking their first new music in over a decade.

Formed in New York City in 1993 around singer, guitarist, and songwriter Chris Leo, The Van Pelt never quite got the mainstream recognition that so many of their 90s post-hardcore peers received.

LA-based band Jawdropped—vocalist Kyra Morling, vocalist/guitarist Roman Zangari, bassist Sean Edwards, and drummer Cook Lee-Chobanian—came to life a little over two years ago and previously releas

Listening to The Drowns’ fourth album, I had to check a couple of times if I was actually spinning the right record. Is this the same band that released Blacked Out in 2024?