Fire Sale / The Corps - Split Decision
I can’t speak to the international cross-border trade tariffs involved in this particular US-Canada deal, but Split Decision pairs California’s Fire Sale with Vancouver’s The Corps for a r
I can’t speak to the international cross-border trade tariffs involved in this particular US-Canada deal, but Split Decision pairs California’s Fire Sale with Vancouver’s The Corps for a r
It has somehow already been 10 years since the Thermals released their swan song album, We Disappear.
On October 23, Brooklyn’s post-punk stalwarts SAVAK looks back at the first ten years with Door Deals And Debt: An Essential Collection From The First 10 Years, released by Peculiar Works in conjunction with Ernest Jenning Record Co. Spanning the band’s first decade, the collection is more than a greatest-hits exercise—it’s a guided tour through a catalog built on curiosity, collaboration, and an almost pathological resistance to standing still.
With Stalagmite Angels, Lubbock, Texas-based band Judiciary has released an EP tailor-made for those days when coffee simply isn’t enough to clear the cobwebs.
Following 2023’s self-released debut The Yuppies Are Winning and the 2025 Spring Break EP, Harrison Gordon is now back with their Hopeless Records debut.
Spanish Love Songs have announced their fifth studio album, Future Nausea, due out November 6 via Pure Noise Records. Produced by former Death Cab for Cutie guitarist Chris Walla and Illuminati Hotties’ Sarah Tudzin, the album follows 2023’s No Joy and the band’s 2025 EP A Brief Intermission in the Flattening of Time.
San Jose indie rock project The Albert Square shares "Doom Loop Dumpster Fire," the second single/video from their forthcoming sophomore album, I (Wish I Could) Talk To People., due September 18 via Asian Man Records.
Fake Names are back with their third studio album, Punk Ruins, out October 23. Their first new music in three years, today they share the new song / video for “Until It’s Normal,” the guitar-driven album opener that airs frustration with those who believe in today's Fascist propaganda.
The Linda Lindas are back with Gotta Get Out, their third album, which comes with a major first: rather than showing up to practice with fully formed songs, this time around every single t

Twenty-five years in, and A Wilhelm Scream are still running circles around bands half their age.