Nightmarathons - Hidden Vigorish

Last month, Pittsburgh punks Nightmarathons surprise released their new album, ‘Hidden Vigorish’.
Last month, Pittsburgh punks Nightmarathons surprise released their new album, ‘Hidden Vigorish’.
It doesn’t happen nearly enough, but every now and then you come across a band that simply blows you away. Enter AVEM, a trio of Canadian birdwatchers who recently released their debut full-length, ‘Three Birds Stoned’.
Diamond certified multi-platinum selling rock band Nickelback has recently released their new album Get Rollin’, via BMG. Love them or hate them, ‘Get Rollin’ is already the band’s 10th studio record and they continue to be one of the most succes
84 Tigers, the new project from Mike and Ben Reed of Small Brown Bike and The Swellers’ Jon Diener, have been quietly releasing singles from their upcoming album for a couple of months already.
Out now on Mom’s Basement Records and Rum Bar Records, ‘Life Got In The Way’ is The Young Hasselhoffs’ new album, their first in god knows how many years.
Not sure why you would want to name your band after what is arguably one of the worst beers in the world, but these guys are from Spain so who knows what they were thinking.
Following an instrumental intro that goes on a bit too long for its own good, Craig’s Brother is finally back when they tear into ‘Violent Faith’. And what a return it is.
Swedish skate punk vets No Fun At All recently released their first new album in four years, Seventh Wave, out now on SBÄM Records.
Nashville indie punks Dad Hats have announced their second LP, Spill, set for release in February 2023 via Mind Over Matter Records. The band shared their video for their first single "My Favorite Show Is The Weather Channel" which can be streamed below.
“Growing up, Channel 25 was the Weather Channel, which I watched a lot. I think because I was scared of tornadoes and thought if I learned everything I could about the weather I could stop being scared. It worked for the tornadoes, but it doesn’t work for everything,” says vocalist Craig Turner.
Durham, England indie pop punk darlings Martha did it again.