On September 24, Matt Pond PA will reissue their acclaimed album The State of Gold on the band's label, 131 Records. The band released "Spaceland" featuring Nada Surf's Matthew Caws from the forthcoming release.

About the song Matt Pond says:

"Spaceland was originally the last song on The State of Gold. It's a hazy vision of the first club we played on the west coast, a place where dreams and reality collide — beautiful palm trees overlooking littered sidewalks. We waited on that sidewalk for hours, killing time until the barback opened the gate to let us in.

South bay punks Deviates have announced plans to release Holding Out, their first new batch of songs in 20 years, on September 17th. The release of the Cameron Webb produced, 7-song album coincides with a run of west coast shows with Pennywise Oct. 7-9 and Nov. 5th.

Midwest pop punks The Copyrights have announced a new album, Alone in a Dome, due October 22 via Fat Wreck Chords (pre-order). You can check out first single "Halos" below.

Vocalist/bassist Adam Fletcher says, "It's been 7 years since we've released a new record and hopefully y'all haven't forgotten about us! We're excited to be joining the Fat Wreck Chords family, and we can't wait to get this album out into the world."

Buffalo-based hardcore heroes Every Time I Die have just announced their highly anticipated ninth studio album Radical out October 22 via Epitaph. Produced by Will Putney (Acacia Strain, Body Count, The Amity Affliction), Radical is the follow-up to 2016’s acclaimed Low Teens.

Austin, TX’s cult noise rock trio CHERUBS return with their new EP, SLO BLO 4 FRNZ & SXY out October 15 on Relapse Records (pre-order).

‘We like us slower, and we like us blower,

and we hope our sexy frnz will like it too!’

- Luv, CHERUBS

On their second EP, Loud Love successfully and wholeheartedly perfects their signature ecstatic, melodic sound in which their love of 90’s-00’s hardcore punk enters into a passionate, energetic and always catchy marriage with contemporary post-hardcore and indie rock. Recorded and produced by 6th band member Frank Rotthier, “EP II” sounds urgent, powerful and even more dynamic and aggressive but at the same time shows an extra emphasis on killer hooks and pure melody.