Coriky - Coriky

Consisting of three D.C. punk legends — Ian MacKaye, Amy Farina and Joe Lally - you could call Coriky a supergroup if you want. Except that something tells me they don’t tolerate that label well.
Consisting of three D.C. punk legends — Ian MacKaye, Amy Farina and Joe Lally - you could call Coriky a supergroup if you want. Except that something tells me they don’t tolerate that label well.
Following the release of 2018’s ‘Chlorine’, Germany’s fuzz punks Pabst - short for (P)retty much (A)lways (B)ored, (S)ick, and (T)ired - further honed their skills on the road, touring with everyo
Fake Names got its start when Brian Baker (Bad Religion, Minor Threat) and childhood friend/guitarist Michael Hampton (S.O.A.
While on tour back in 2017, Redlands, California’s I’m Glad It’s You got into a van accident.
With just three years in between releases, you could say San Francisco’s Western Addiction is speeding things up considerably. I mean, if you compare it to the 12 years it took them last time.
Smog Moon Recordings recently released a fun split between two of Lansing, MI’s finest, Foxgrave and Dasterds, with each band contributing two songs.
Generation 84 has been a mainstay in the Belgian punk rock scene for ten years and to celebrate the occasion, they have now released a new 6-song EP.
Only Sibling have announced their upcoming debut full-length, Get Well Soon, due out August 14th from Other People Records. The NYC-based band have also shared the album's first single "And I Hate It" along with its accompanying music video. Recorded by Corey Coffman (Gleemer, Modern Color, Seer Believer) Get Well Soon pairs fuzz-drenched guitars and shimmering melodies with vocalist/guitarist Alex Basovskiy's open-book lyricism to create a sound that channels '90s alternative influences through a modern sensibility.
The Raging Nathans are set to release their third full-length album, their first as a four-piece, via Rad Girlfriend Records (U.S.) and Brassneck Records (UK/Europe) on July 24, 2020. The album was recorded by Matt Yonker (Less Than Jake, Teen Idols).
After making a name for themselves with 2015’s ‘Not Sorry’ and then setting the bar even higher with 2017’s ‘Warriors’, Bad Cop / Bad Cop is back now with album number three.