San Francisco’s own Sad Snack - the queer, nonbinary ska-punk firestorm and recent winner of Best Ska of 2024 at the iconic 924 Gilman - are crashing back onto the scene with their newest single, “The Story Doesn’t End.” Known for their explosive
After a 10 year hiatus, the beloved Los Angeles trailblazers Mariachi El Bronx are excited to announce the February 13 release of their new album, Mariachi El Bronx IV via ATO. The alter ego of punk rock heroes The Bronx, Mariachi El Bronx continues to embody the same ethos that sparked their creation - pushing creative boundaries while honoring the rich Hispanic music and culture that have always surrounded them in Los Angeles.
As a band whose members grew up listening to their favorite music on physical media, JIMMY EAT WORLD only really consider their music “released” once it’s available in such forms. With that sentiment in mind, the Arizona quartet announce the pre-order for the Something(s) Loud EP, marking the vinyl debuts of formerly digital-only singles “Something Loud," “Place Your Debts,” and a cover of Crooked Fingers’ "Call to Love" (featuring Bethany Cosentino), along with an acoustic version of “Something Loud” and a TW Walsh remix of “Place Your Debts.”
Rising Boston emo outfit Bicycle Inn have announced their new album, Long in the Tooth, out November 21. The release follows the recent singles “Ordinary Hell” and “Longsword (4th Place),” which marked the band’s first new music in two years and reintroduced them with a sharper sense of purpose and sonic ambition.
Indie rock stalwarts Ratboys announce Singin’ to an Empty Chair, their new album out February 6th via New West Records, and present a vivacious new single/video, “Anywhere.” Despite its title, the album isn’t defined by what’s missing. Rather, it’s the beginning of an important dialogue with a close loved one vocalist/guitarist Julia Steiner finds herself estranged from.
Story Of The Year announced their new album, "A.R.S.O.N.", set to drop everywhere on February 13th, 2026 via SharpTone Records. Leading the charge is the first single off the record “Gasoline (All Rage Still Only Numb)”.
One of the group’s heaviest releases to date “Gasoline (All Rage Still Only Numb)” sets the tone for what fans can expect from the new record. The track is a fiery manifesto about total destruction with no regrets, emphasized by distorted guitars, a hardcore breakdown and screaming vocals that don’t hold back.
Earlier this year, pop-punk mainstays Amber Pacific made a long-awaited return with All In, their first new album in over a decade.
We caught up with Mikey Adams from beloved Boston, MA band A Loss For Words who recently released These Past 25 Years, a new 7” celebrating the 25 years since their beginnings as a group, and their first new music since the release of the
Chicago punk mainstays The Brokedowns are back, and they’ve brought 13 new songs of fury, satire, and full-throttle heart with them. Their new album, Let’s Tip the Landlord, arrives November 21 via Red Scare Industries.
