Frank Turner & Jon Snodgrass announced the Friday, November 13 release of 'Buddies II: Still Buddies'. Ten years ago, the two acclaimed musicians hung out, drank whisky and wrote & recorded an album together called Buddies – a lighthearted hang between friends that became a hit with fans of both artists. Fast forward a decade and the pair are still buddies, so they decided to write a follow-up.
Ten Foot Pole got its start back in the 80’s in the Oxnard hardcore (Nardcore) scene under the Scared Straight moniker with releases on the infamous Mystic Records, and cross-country touring with the likes of NOFX and Ill Repute.
Four years after their last EP, Halifax, Nova Scotia’s Weekend Dads are on another 4-song bender.
Following 2018’s ‘Bad Time Don’t Last’, Philly natives Goalkeeper are at it again.
Last year I was pleasantly surprised by Hangtime’s debut EP, ‘Invasion’.
Six years after the release of 'Wolverines', New York punk act I Am The Avalanche has announced their new album 'DIVE,' out November 20th via I Surrender Records.
"We all need this for our souls," shares Caruana. "For my relationship with music, I need this record to come out, to have people hear what we've made. Maybe this record will be there for somebody... I'm sure that it will."
Nearly 30 years into an already impressive career - which includes 8 studio albums, tours with Descendents, blink-182, Bon Jovi, Linkin Park, Snoop Dogg, Bad Religion, and more, and over 365 shows on the Vans Warped Tour - Less Than Jake has never been a band to rest on its laurels. Today the ska punk veterans have shown the best is yet to come with the release of their first new song in 3 years, "Lie To Me," and announcement of their new album Silver Linings, out December 11th via Pure Noise Records.
DC's Kill Lincoln has been playing no-bullshit ska-punk for years and continue to do so with the amount of energy usually associated with a basement hardcore show, sounding like the bastard son of Kid Dynamite and Streetlight Manifesto.
We are very psyched to share video for Kid You Not’s new single, ‘Fantastic Drugs and How to Take Them’ (listen on Spotify).
In a dismal time period characterized by increasing lawlessness amongst corrupt politicians and an out of control power elite, more Americans' rights seem to be ripped from our Constitution with every coming day. As if the tense political climate wasn’t enough, we deal with gentrification transforming local culture into one giant strip mall, a skyrocketing number of people thrown out on the streets, the current global pandemic, and impending martial law sending racial tensions flaring as civil unrest implodes on a global scale.
