NO WIN have announced their new LP, Dodger Stadium, due August 19 via Dangerbird Records. To kick off the album cycle, they have shared a brand new single entitled "Surfing," alongside an accompanying music video directed/edited by Ryan Baxley.

Speaking on the single's music video, Baxley wrote:

Forged in the fires of a thousand fictional apocalypses, not to mention a few potentially real ones, The Fomites have levelled up and are back with their second album: The Secret of the Booze.

Seeping up from the underground like glowing mutagenic ooze, The Fomites harness the sounds of the seedy underbelly of Vancouver and translate them through their unique brand of spooky skate punk.

With songs inspired by horror, pizza, Stephen King, and much more, The Secret of the Booze is unapologetically fast, fun and unrelenting from beginning to end.

Bay Area ska-punk outfit Omnigone and Florida punks Protagonist come together to present a 4-song split.

Featuring two brand new tracks from Omnigone, and 1 new single from Protagonist alongside a blistering cover of the Link 80 classic "Dimestore Hoods". The first single, Omnigone's "Don't Give Up The War" is out now and streaming everywhere.

The album is being co-released by Disconnect Disconnect Records (UK) alongside three US based labels, Sell The Heart Records, No-Time Records & Lavasocks Records - with each label offering a unique variant of album artwork.

Canada's TWENTY2 are happy to announce details for their 3rd full length album, DISMISSED, which will be released on Thousand Islands Records on July 22. Expect 13 songs of blistering, melodic punk bordering on hardcore featuring Good Riddance members Luke Pabich (who also co-wrote the album) on guitar, and Sean Sellers on drums.

The Flatliners are celebrating 20 years as a band, and what better way to kick the door down than with a brand new album! They return to FAT with “Performative Hours,” the ripping new single  and video from the forthcoming album, New Ruin, out on August 5th. Vocalist Chris Cresswell shares, “Returning to FAT for the release of our new album New Ruin is like the family reunion you actually want to attend; the reboot we can all get behind. It just feels like home to us.”

End It hails from Baltimore, MD and they want you to know it. On their upcoming EP,  Unpleasant Living, set for release July 8th on Flatspot Records, the band delivers with ferocity and purpose. The message? Mind your business. The first taste of the album comes in single “Hatekeeper” out today. The minute long song packs a fury with punchy guitars and a stand-out delivery from vocalist Akil. The video for the track is a hardcore take on The Chappelle Show's famous Playa Haters' Ball skit.

Grumpster’s Pure Noise Records debut, FEVER DREAM, was put into motion quickly after the release of debut album Underwhelmed, which they never were able to tour properly due to the pandemic.

“We waited and waited to tour Underwhelmed, but things never stopped looking pretty bleak,” says Falyn Walsh. “We ended up doing a live stream with Anti-Flag during the pandemic where Chris #2 told us, ‘Write some new songs and let me produce them!’ We thought, ‘Oh, god, I guess we have to make a new record now.’”

Straight outta the slums of Northwest Denver, SACK is a mysterious band of party punks with songs about bongs, bikers, and brothels. Like any disreputable gang, they've had some rotating members, but on "Ripper!" it's Kody (of The Lillingtons, Teenage Bottlerocket), a couple shredders from Peru, a gym teacher, and the neighborhood electrician (which comes in handy, believe me). They recorded 12 songs at The Blasting Room and now these headbangers plan on touring (read: crashing house parties) across the land. For fans of Turbonegro, FEAR, The Dwarves, Motorhead, etc.