The Drowns have announced their new album Harsh Reality. The LP is scheduled for release on September 18, 2026 via Pirates Press Records, and features the 13 new songs produced by punk rock legend Bill Stevenson (Descendents, Black Flag) at The Blasting Room in Fort Collins, CO. The band’s fourth studio album, recorded by Stevenson and mixed by Jason Livermore (Teenage Bottlerocket), is an unapologetically political punk record.

Mom's Basement Records announced today that they will release "Rocky Mountain Highs" from Jake Emmisions on June 27th.

Adam Rubenstein is proud to announce the forthcoming solo LP Firebreak, due out August 14th via Spartan Records. The album marks the first new solo effort from Rubenstein in a decade, following 2016’s Nightly Waves. Rubenstein has spent decades building a life in music that rarely sits still. From his early work in Midwest hardcore pioneers Split Lip to the long arc of Chamberlain, his voice has been shaped by movement, reinvention, and a refusal to stay pinned to one version of himself for too long.

Atlanta hardcore band MUELAS today announce the arrival of debut EP Bellow with the release of single/video “SWITCHBACK”. A genre-shifting exploration of singer/violinist (and mariachi musician) Susy Reyes’ emotional range, “SWITCHBACK” serves up both tender ballad and crushing rage. A swirling, simmering cocktail that channels the intense realization of having allowed oneself to be reduced to a stepping stone in someone’s life and the knowledge that your own self-betterment is no quick fix.

When Josh Fiedler says that making a solo album was truly the last thing he ever wanted to do, trust us: He’s not fronting. While he’s proud of the accomplishments he’s made as a loving husband and doting dad, he’s also made his fair share of heads swivel as a founding member/lead guitarist of The Juliana Theory. But it was only last year that he decided to assume his position in the spotlight to write and record It’s Hard To Lie To Strangers, his solo debut for Equal Vision Records under the sobriquet LOWREV. 

 DEAD TIRED were born as a fun, informal project for guys with more formal ones on the go – from arena-touring rock bands to thriving recording studios, tattoo parlors, and other successful top-secret magic-card related events. But as the years and years trudged on, they've developed a method to their radness despite life often getting in the way of living. 

 

New Forms are a manifestation of both passion and dedication to craft, converging in an expression of longing and belonging. With a wall-of-sound approach that eschews repetition, New Forms have continued to hone their sound since their inception in 2018.

The band has now signed to Iodine Recordings and will release the Nothing's Sacred Anymore EP on July 24.