You Me At Six return with the announcement of their eagerly anticipated seventh studio album, ‘SUCKAPUNCH’, due for release January 15th via Underdog Records / AWAL. After a tumultuous period of emotional blows, leaving the majority of the band getting to grips with new life scenarios, the new album is rooted in reflection and redemption, and sees You Me At Six harness those darker experiences as a catalyst for creativity, empowerment and positivity.

 

Lead vocalist Josh Franceschi says:

 

Three years ago, the entire ethos of Southern California’s Souvenirs flipped when front person Tim Riley (he/him) received a medical diagnosis that put everything he felt about the band and himself into question. Their new album Love For The Lack Of It tells Tim’s story, from the lowest moments to the powerful perspective shift that becomes this album’s thesis.

Longstanding folk/punk favourites SKINNY LISTER will be celebrating the 5th Anniversary of their breakthrough album: ‘Down On Deptford Broadway’ this Autumn. On 23 October 2020, the London sextet will be teaming up with Xtra Mile Recordings for a re-issue  of their barnstorming and beatific opus on LP complete with previously unheard material and revitalised artwork.

After a legendary 25-year career, Joan of Arc today announced their final album, Tim Melina Theo Bobby, will be released on December 4th, 2020 via Joyful Noise Recordings. Written and recorded by the band—Melina Ausikaitis, Bobby Burg, Theo Katsaounis, and Tim Kinsella—and featuring frequent collaborators Jeremy Boyle, Jenny Pulse, Nate Kinsella, and Todd Mattei, Joan of Arc’s final bow is the product of a band recognizing its run had reached its end, and was made knowing that this would be the group’s last.

Red City Radio are thrilled to announce their upcoming full-length album Paradise will be released December 4, 2020 via Pure Noise Records. There is - obviously - a great irony in naming any album released in 2020 Paradise. It's a year that's been anything but on so many levels that it doesn't even bear getting into. Yet that's exactly what Red City Radio decided to title its fourth full-length record.