French easycore troupe Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! have shared details of their fourth album, ‘Gone Are The Good Days’, out on July 30th 2021 via Fearless Records.
After a four year long hiatus between 2016 and 2020, ‘Gone Are The Good Days’ acts as the follow-up to the band’s 2015 full-length offering, ‘Get Lost, Find Yourself’.
Gone Are The Good Days tracklist:
Chicago's Dendrons have shared a new video for their single 'Same Spot'. You can check it out below along with a short Q&A.
Dayton, Ohio has long been an unlikely bastion of top-tier indie rock.
Trash Boat announced the release of their new album "Don’t You Feel Amazing?," set for release on Friday, August 13th, 2021.
We are happy to premiere the video for Stealing Home's take on Post Malone's 2019 number one hit single 'Circles'. Check out how these Bay Area pop punks take the original's melancholic groove and don it in a punk rock jacket.
Hailing from Milan, Italy, Radio Days are a powerpop trio who have been on the scene since 2008, playing in their current line up since 2015.
Wait, didn't The Raging Nathans like just release an album? They sure did. But that was almost a year ago and the Dayton, OH punks figured it was about time for another full-length. The result?
Fat Wreck Chords and singer-songwriter Joey Cape, frontman of the iconic punk band Lagwagon, are pleased to announce the Friday, August 13 release of his brand new solo LP, A Good Year To Forget (pre-order). A reflective album that was written during a year that saw him lose his father, separate from his wife of 20 years, contract COVID, and move back in with his parents as a result of a livelihood lost, A Good Year To Forget is a warm and beautiful record that encapsulates all the trials and tribulations over those challenging 12 months.
With borders opening up and travel becoming a thing again, we thought now would be as good a time as any to bring back our much-loved, never talked about city guides. First up, Simon from French hardcore Oi!
Now that there is finally a light at the end of the pandemic tunnel, we need some loud guitars to blow the cobwebs out of our heads after spending a year inside.
