Demo to Demolition – the final release from THE NEW RISING SONS – bookends their short but productive career. These songs showcase the vibes from the care free first days in the rehearsal room, to the intense last days in the studio. Side A consists of five songs never released or heard before. They were recorded after the second delay of the album by Virgin Records, with the hope of saving the future of the band. The precision and talent is there, but the band still ended up getting dropped and breaking up shortly after.

Californian ska pioneers The Bruce Lee Band have released the video for 'Division In The Heartland', the lead single and title track from their forthcoming new EP of the same name, released 28th May 2021 via Asian Man Records.

Over the years, The Bruce Lee Band has included members of Less Than Jake and Rx Bandits, fronted by Asian Man Records founder Mike Park (Skankin' Pickle, Bruce Lee Band) on vocals/saxophone. The current incarnation also features Jeff Rosenstock on bass/keys/saxophone, Dan Potthast (MU330) on guitar, and Kevin Higuchi (Jeff Rosenstock) on drums.

Garbage have announced their brand-new seventh studio album 'No Gods No Masters,' set for release on 11 June Via Stunvolume/Infectious Music. The band have also shared the track The Men Who Rule the World and its accompanying video - the first new music to be released from the album. The video was made by Chilean film director, animator and painter Javi.MiAmor.

Toronto power-pop punk trio Talk Show Host will release 'Mid-Century Modern,' its debut full-length, on June via Wiretap Records & Disconnect Disconnect Records.

The lead single "Blood In The Sand" is now streaming everywhere, along with a new music video.

Lead singer & guitar player Chris Veinot says, "The video has nothing to do with the song and everything to do with the fact that we are still under lockdown and all we have footage of is cats. Sincere apologies to all the dog persons.

The Lillingtons and Enemy You have a history that goes back a quarter of a century. You won’t find that in today’s punk scene where there’s so much competition and grubbing for clout on social media, but these bands are binary stars from a bygone era. The two respective singers started out as pen pals (yes, using actual letters and stamps!) and went on to be songwriting contemporaries and labelmates on Lookout and Red Scare. In the world of melodic punk, The Lillingtons and Enemy You are the gold standard.

The sound is recognizable in the first few seconds. The rumbling bass lines, the thundering drums, breakneck guitar riffs that explode out of the speakers and that voice, a searing howl equal parts snarl and desperation. This is The Offspring, kids, singer Dexter Holland, guitarist Noodles, drummer Pete Parada and new bassist Todd Morse. SoCal legends ready to plant their punk rock flag in the sand once again with their blistering new album Let the Bad Times Roll.

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