Kansas City native Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids) announced his new solo album The Salton Sea will be released on November 14th, 2025, via Nightshoes Syndicate. The self-produced, 10-track LP, featuring mixing and additional production by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol), sees Pryor explore an expansive, full-band sound reminiscent of The Afghan Whigs and Bob Mould’s Sugar–specifically the band’s 1992 LP Copper Blue–with dreamy guitars, big drums, and shimmering production.

Dikembe has always been a band comfortable in chaos. True to form, their newest studio offering, the five song EP 'King', marks the most significant shift in their writing process in their nearly 15 years of existence.

Tiny Engines is excited to announce the new album from indie punks, LAPêCHE. Autotelic will be out in January of 2026. The band's brand of melodic indie punk has never sounded more urgent with production from Alex Newport (At The Drive-In, Bloc Party, Death Cab For Cutie). 

Downstate NY punk rockers The Jukebox Romantics are back with 'This One Looks Cool,' their brand-new full-length packing 11 blistering tracks, including the infectious “Packing Up My Knives” and the epic “The Walk To Heartwood.”

The album is a co-release with UK’s Engineer Records and will be out October 17.

Buffalo, NY hardcore upstarts, SPACED, have joined the Pure Noise Records roster and today they've announced the first release from the new team-up: the No Escape EP. Due out October 17th, the EP's five songs are packed with stomping riffs and psych-tinged aggression that offer a perfect introduction to SPACED's unique brand of self-proclaimed "far out hardcore." 

The Catastrophes are a melodic punk trio from Nashville, Tennessee. "Self-Storage Soundtrack" is the band's debut LP and releases September 19 on Pier Rat Records. "Guinness the Menace", the record's first single, is out everywhere now.

The band has a record release tour lined up spanning from Nashville to Denver, Colorado and back from September 17-25, with the official record release show happening October 5 at the Cobra in Nashville, joined by Wes Hoffman and Friends, Secondself, and Maerens.

Self-Storage Soundtrack track listing:

Originally formed in 1995 on Long Island, New York, Overthrow gained recognition with their split with Voice of Reason on Stillborn Records, followed by 1999 full-length album React released through Triple Crown Records. The hardcore band would come to an end in 2001 with a few live performances over the years. Following a reunion show in December 2022 with Strife and Shutdown, Overthrow felt like they still had something to say and would soon begin writing what would become their upcoming full-length, Setting the Price.