Descendents guitarist Stephen Egerton has announced his solo debut album, titled I Think You're Overthinking This.

The 10-track power pop album originated from a four-day recording session at London's Abbey Road Studios, gifted to Egerton by his wife for his 60th birthday last year. Egerton recorded the instrumental tracks at Abbey Road performing guitar, bass, and drums across all songs, before completing vocals and mixing at his home studio.

The album's lead single, "Stay Home," is now available for streaming below.

Moonraker returns with Me and the Bells, a twelve-song collision of anxiety, self-doubt, resentment, survival, and the strange determination it takes to keep showing up anyway. The Los Angeles melodic punk trio have always had a talent for making failure feel funny right up until it hurts, and Me and the Bells pushes that balance even further, pairing explosive hooks and relentless punk energy with lyrics that are anxious, sarcastic, painfully self-aware, and unmistakably human.

Drummer / vocalist David Green discusses the new album:

Manchester band Aerial Salad will release their new album, Ideal World, on November 6, 2026 via Venn Records.

The album follows 2024’s R.O.I. and the Roi de l’herbe EP, released in 2025.

The band has shared the first single from Ideal World, “Everybody Needs Somebody,” a song about love, friendship and finding hope during difficult periods. BBC Introducing has already featured the track.

Vocalist and guitarist Jamie Munro says:

Bristol punk rock band Split Dogs will release their second album, Nice N’ Rough, on September 25, 2026 via Venn Records.

The band has shared the album’s first single, “Rock ‘N’ Roll Business,” alongside an accompanying video. The 2:40 track takes aim at the music industry, using the conventions of a British gangster film as its central theme.

Singer Harry Martinez explains:

Selfish Things will release their new studio album, Receptivity, on October 9, 2026 via FLG.

Following the release of “Sunlight” in March, the band has shared a new track, “Effigy,” alongside an official video.

Frontman Alex Biro says “Effigy” was written during a difficult period in his recovery from addiction.