Denver, Colorado, a hot bed of underground metal in recent years, has birthed it's latest breakout band, ARSON CHARGE. Melding thrash metal and hardcore punk, the five piece are selling out shows throughout the region as word spreads like wildfire across the country, without even releasing an album yet...until now. Today, the band announces the release of their debut record, A Dying Light, set for release on October 3rd with Anxious & Angry. 

Commenting on the new record, vocalist Ben Roy says: 

Colorado’s melodic punk torchbearers Record Thieves return with “The Deep,” a crushing, emotionally-charged new single that launches the countdown to their just-announced full-length album, Tragic Company, due out September 26 via Thousand Islands Records.

The 17-track LP—a bold and expansive evolution of the Record Thieves sound. is gritty, anthemic, and razor-sharp. The new single "The Deep" showcases the band’s trademark blend of melodic hooks and driving aggression, delivering a cathartic punch that hits both the heart and the gut.

After performing at Rock am Ring, Rock im Park and touring with Neck Deep, Zebrahead, and Donots, German pop punkers Indecent Behavior announced their fourth studio album SICK, out September 26 via Long Branch Records. With the new single "Not In A Lifetime," the Saarbrücken band is giving fans another taste of SICK.

'The Peel Sessions' captures Leatherface recording three sessions in the 90’s for none other than the great John Peel which, spans parts of their early career, hurtling you through the heady days of Radio and the privileged few who have ever walked the BBC Maida Vale recording studios, at the request of Mr Peel himself.

Those fortunate enough to be Invited to record their music by John, would have it chiselled in musical stone, for the great man himself, leaving a timeless raw sound that only the BBC Maida Vale Studios could produce.

Oakland post-punk rockers Street Eaters today announce their brand new studio album Opaque due out September 5 via Dirt Cult Records – seven tracks that thrum with both rage and redemption. Since the band’s 2017 LP The Envoy, not only did they weather a global pandemic along with the rest of us, frontwoman Megan March also had a child.

Thrice return with Horizons/West, their highly anticipated new album set for release on October 3, 2025 via Epitaph Records. The announcement arrives alongside the release of the record’s blistering lead single, “Gnash,” available now on all streaming platforms. 

The Unknowns are back with their third LP and definitely their strongest.

San Francisco punks Spiritual Cramp have announced their sophomore album RUDE for October 24th via Blue Grape Music. Produced by Grammy Award-winning John Congleton, mixed by Carlos de la Garza, and featuring a duet with Sharon Van Etten, the album feels like a massive level up or the band. After perfecting their kaleidoscopic take on punk over a handful of EPs and one album, the band has entered a new era, expanding the songwriting duties across the entire group—a role that vocalist Michael Bingham and bassist Michael Fenton had previously helmed.