By most accounts, this has been a pretty lousy year. Civil unrest, political uncertainty and a pandemic make for some depressing times. However, there have been a few random highlights sprinkled into the shit stew that is 2020. One of them is certainly the reemergence of Denver, Colorado punks Record Thieves (feat. members of Authority Zero, Allout Helter and Boldtype), who have been disturbingly quiet since 2017.
2020 marks Bad Religion’s 40th anniversary as a band.
Toronto’s punk powerhouse PUP are thrilled to announce a forthcoming EP to get us through the craziest year of our lives. Entitled This Place Sucks Ass, the six song collection arrives October 23, 2020 via Little Dipper / Rise Records. In addition to the previously released songs “Anaphylaxis” and a cover of Grandaddy’s beloved “A.M. 180,” the EP contains three songs from the Morbid Stuff sessions that have yet to see the light of day, as well as the blistering “Rot,” which was written and recorded this year.
Let’s be honest, 2020 is an absolute shitshow.
Comprised of husband and wife duo Jeff and Katrina Snyder along with drummer Gibran Colbert, Florida’s Expert Timing is a band that proves they didn’t just randomly pick their name.
Fat Wreck alumni Love Equals Death are back with their first new music after a 14-year-long hiatus!
We are happy to premiere 'Gotta Find Something,' the newest song by the duo known as The Two Tens.
One of the most surprising releases this year has to be Territories' new EP, 'When The Day Is Done,' out now on Pirates Press Records. These Canadians have quite a lot going on in just six short and fast songs and all of it is pure goodness.
American musician, songwriter, music producer, and multi-instrumentalist Kurt Baker has dropped a vintage 80's-inspired music video for "Over You," the lead single off his upcoming solo album 'After Party' set for release on October 23 via Wicked Cool Records.
No Thank You have announced their new album, Embroidered Foliage, due out October 23rd from Lame-O Records. With its towering guitars and anthemic hooks, Embroidered Foliage finds the Philadelphia-based trio pushing their cathartic sound to new heights to create their boldest work to date. No Thank You have shared the album's first single "Enough," a perfect introduction to Embroidered Foliage's dynamic range.
