Screeching Weasel - The Awful Disclosures Of Screeching Weasel
Regardless of how you feel about Ben Weasel’s antics, there’s no denying the man knows how to write a catchy pop-punk song.
Regardless of how you feel about Ben Weasel’s antics, there’s no denying the man knows how to write a catchy pop-punk song.
Los Angeles alt-rock band NO WIN is back with a new single, ‘Hit The Line’.

Boston Manor announced that their fourth studio album ‘Datura’ will be released 14 October via SharpTone Records.
Damn Jackals’ new EP ‘Rivals’ - the band’s first vinyl release - will be officially out tomorrow, but we are already streaming the whole thing in advance.
We are very excited to premiere ‘Silent Count,’ the debut single by Strategies. Formed remotely in 2020, Strategies is a long-distance collaboration between old friends from the early 2000s Chicago punk and indie rock scenes.
It’s been almost 20 years since the release of Armor For Sleep’s seminal full-length, 'What To Do When You Are Dead,' but today, for the first time in 15 years, the band released new music. "How Far Apart" is an evocative anthem sure to leave fans feeling it in the pit of their stomach as lead singer, Ben Jorgensen, belts “you used to be my home / I found you in my bones” in the track’s immediately addictive chorus.
Alvvays are pleased to announce their new album 'Blue Rev' will be released via Transgressive on October 7th.
The highly anticipated album is well worth the wait, with 14 songs hitting all the right chords and cementing their cult status. Alvvays are also releasing new song ‘Pharmacist,’ the first track on the album and an exciting jumping off point.
Blue Rev track listing:
Lande Hekt has announced that her second solo album ‘House Without a View’ will be released 23 September via her new venture Prize Sunflower Records (with Get Better Records doing the honours in North America). The announcement comes alongside the release of its first single ‘Gay Space Cadets’, resolute in its guitar driven and jangly indie rock. Lande says of the alternatively aspirational track: “It’s a daydreaming song about wanting a life of excitement and adventure rather than a dull and ordinary life - one where people underestimate you and belittle you.
Australian metal juggernauts Parkway Drive — Winston McCall (vocals), Luke Kilpatrick (guitar), Jeff Ling (guitar), Jia O'Connor (bass), and Ben Gordon (drums) — are pleased to announce their seventh album Darker Still. The record, which is their first full-length since 2018's Reverence, arrives on September 9 via Epitaph Records.
Parkway Drive have also shared the masterfully cinematic video for "The Greatest Fear," which features the band's galloping guitar work, moshy breakdowns, and guttural vocals amidst a stunning backdrop that will transport you elsewhere.