Teenage Fanclub are excited to announce their new album Nothing Lasts Forever out September 22 via Merge Records in the U.S. and on their own label PeMa in the UK/Europe. To accompany the announcement the band are sharing the official video for the album's lead single “Foreign Land”.
Alternative emo punk band, Sad Park, have revealed details on their upcoming new album ‘NO MORE SOUND’, which will be released on July 7 via Pure Noise Records. Today, the band also shares the first single and music video for “ALWAYS AROUND”.
“ALWAYS AROUND” is about wanting to get the most out of life, making sure that you are appreciating and loving the things and people around you,” says the band on the new song. “Accepting the hard times, pushing through and recognizing them as formative moments to appreciate and grow from.”
Undisputed icons of rock and roll The Hives are back, channelling the electrifying energy of the group's greatest hits with their first new album in over 10 years. Their colossal new album, The Death Of Randy Fitzsimmons, reignites the band's lore in arresting fashion, exploring the disappearance of the band's mysterious sixth member Randy Fitzsimmons. Having gone missing some time ago, the band are without their best man, and things are not well in the manor. Maybe, just maybe, the release of new music will get Randy's attention and bring him back from the void?
The best pop-punk bands come from the Midwest. That thar's a science fact. Another proven law of Ramones-core is that the second album is even better. That's why Red Scare is fired up about this new record: "Head Full Of Snakes" is destined for greatness! Tightwire came storming outta Minneapolis in 2018 with a catchy/crusty/spooky debut and toured with Dillinger Four, Chixdiggit!, Off With Their Heads, and more. Since then, they've only gotten stronger with the addition of Noelle on second guitar and added vocals. She's Iowa punk royalty!
3rd album by Vancouver Canada’s Night Court.!
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U.S. band Diesel Boy returns with their new single "Bismarck", a skate-punk anthem, the kind which has been sorely missed. The new track arrives as pre-orders launch for their new album "Gets Old" on SBÄM Records (out July 28). A lot has changed since Diesel Boy last made a record. Three presidents have been sworn in, its members made five kids, the record business collapsed--, oh and there was that pesky pandemic. But after twenty years away, the beloved punk rock quartet is back with a new record, their first shows in decades, and a fresh outlook on playing music.
What started as a side project for WA singer-songwriter Dan Cribb, former vocalist and bassist of The Decline, has become so much more since acoustic EP The Memories Last in 2013. Cribb, joined by Scott Connor (guitar/vocals) and Brennan Pagels (drums), have been chipping away at a follow-up to debut album As We Drift Apart in recent years, which is ready to be unveiled in June 2023.
Punk Rock and Metal superheroes Mutoid Man, the venerable trio consisting of Cave In vocalist/guitarist Steven Brodsky, Converge drummer Ben Koller and the newly added High on Fire bassist Jeff Matz have announced their first new album in six years, Mutants, available July 28th. Today hear the album's first single, “Call of the Void,” a tightly harnessed bonanza of dexterous pinch harmonic riffs, lizard-brained half-time chugs, and a call-to-arms chorus with a relentless double-kick beat.
Spanish Love Songs, have revealed details on their upcoming new album ‘No Joy’ - the highly anticipated follow up to 2020’s critically acclaimed ‘Brave Faces Everyone’. ‘No Joy’ will be released on August 25, 2023 via Pure Noise Records. To celebrate the announcement, the band also released the first single and music video for “Haunted”. The track carries the saltwater-kissed vignetting of an Asbury Park summer, awash in Boss-inspired nostalgia and percussive acoustic guitar that build to some of the band’s biggest hooks yet.
Long Island upstarts Koyo have announced their debut full-length, Would You Miss It?, due out September 29th from Pure Noise Records. In just a few short years the band have been turning heads with their unabashedly heart-on-sleeve blend of punk, hardcore, and emo, and now Would You Miss It? makes good on that early promise with their most satisfying release to date.
