Cardboard Box Colony - Cardboard Box Colony EP
From the voting battlefield that North Carolina still is, comes Cardboard Box Colony with a self-titled 4-song EP that is as current as it gets. “Given the circumstances in the world, this EP w
The Skullingtons - En
Coffin Apartment - Full Torso Apparition
Coffin Apartment's new album 'Full Torso Apparition' will be released on November 20th via Silver Stature Sounds, but you can already check out new single 'Hyperphagic Blues' below.
Jon Snodgrass - Tace
From Armchair Martian and Drag The River to Scorpios and the Buddies album he released with Frank Turner (and of which there is now a part 2), Jon Snodgrass has had his hand in a lot of music over
DFMK - DFMK
Like Johnny Depp said in ‘Once Upon A Time In Mexico’ back when he still had something resembling a career: ‘are you a Mexi-can or a Mexi-cant?’.
War On Women - Wonderful Hell
On their third album, Baltimore’s fiercely feminist hardcore punks come out swinging with ‘Aqua Tofana,’ a song about a substance created in the 17th century to help women in poisoning t
DZ Deathrays - Positive Rising: Part 2
Alcopop! Records are overjoyed to announce news of Australian party punks DZ DEATHRAYS’ fifth studio album Positive Rising: Part 2. This highly anticipated follow up to 2019’s Positive Rising: Part 1 will be released Friday 9th July 2021 via Alcopop! Records (UK) and IOHYOU (AUS).
An anthemic sonic pep talk built for the live stage, the new single is drenched in everything DZ Deathrays fans adore about the band, and a showcase of what Positive Rising: Part 2 has in store.
PREMIERE: Vicious Dreams share new music video for 'Matter Of Time'
Just in time for Halloween, we are premiering the brand new video from Orlando, FL’s Vicious Dreams for 'Matter Of Time'.
Tigers Jaw - I Won't Care How You Remember Me
Tigers Jaw announced their sixth album 'I Won’t Care How You Remember Me,' produced by the band and Will Yip, will be released on March 5th, 2021, via Hopeless Records.
Bad Boys For Life
Original bad boys Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) are back in the long awaited third installment of the dormant franchise that plays right into the first two movies’ strengths. Lots of bad people are getting shot, shit is being blown up and there is plenty of Smith and Lawrence’s banter and mildly amusing jokes to go round. And it all looks stylish and sleek thanks to the visual flair of Belgian duo Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah who have taken over directing duties from Michael Bay (who makes a cameo as an emcee at a wedding).