With a decade of putting in the miles and heartfelt songwriting under their belts, Long Island’s Somerset Thrower are gearing up for the release of their fourth record, Take Only What You Need to Survive, out July 11th via Smartpunk Recor
With the buzzing energy of Jera On Air festival surrounding us, I was lucky enough to catch up with Press Club’s Natalie Foster and Greg Rietwyk.
Formed from the ashes of 1980s UK hardcore stalwarts HDQ when legendary guitarist Dickie Hammond passed too soon, Diaz Brothers are combining melody with thick duelling guitars on ‘The World Is You
Buffalo’s pop punk trio Skyway are back with ‘What A Time To Be Alive,’ a brand spanking new 5-song EP that further establishes them as a band to keep an eye out for.
After crushing all expectations with 2023’s ‘LIVING PROOF’ and spending the subsequent year on the road, the new record finds these best friends playing at the top of their game and flexing their instinctive chemistry.
Former Rufio frontman Scott Sellers has been building quite a body of work with a steady stream of solo albums.
It's been two years since The Carolyn released Harmful History - a three-song EP that includes a fantastic cover of "Salvation" by The Cranberries. The Atlanta-based trio write the kind of heart-on-your-sleeve punk that launched the careers of bands such as The Gaslight Anthem and The Menzingers. However, in the spirit of Joyce Manor, The Carolyn keep their anthemic songs mostly under the two-minute mark. Their upcoming album, Pyramid Scheme of Grief, is eleven tracks of fine-tuned indie-punk and clocks in at around nineteen minutes.
Blood Harmony Records and acclaimed Philadelphia-bred singer-songwriter Dave Hause are excited to announce the Friday, September 26 release of …And The Mermaid, Hause’s seventh solo album. Recorded at Rain City Recorders in Vancouver, BC by Jesse Gander (Japandroids, White Lung), the 10 songs presented on …And The Mermaid offer a welcome shock to the system — a towering rock record that blends Hause’s signature lyrical elan and gift for surging melodies with his keening vocals and some deliciously sharp musical elbows.
Maryland rock band Have Mercy announced their long-awaited sixth studio record the loneliest place i’ve ever been, set for release on August 29th via Rude Records. Along with the news, they unveiled the album’s first single, the cathartic “august 17” with an accompanying music video.
Emo/Alternative group Sunday Morning has announced their debut full length album Eternal Grief, set to be released on October 31st via Open Your Ears Records.
“Eternal Grief is an eloquent story of the battle with grief, the potential loss of a loved one, and acceptance,” the band shares. “Expressed through the many influences that comprise of Sunday Morning, Eternal Grief gives listeners a full spectrum of sonic expression and emotion.”
