Wes Hoffman & Friends are gearing up for their next chapter with the release of their second full-length album, For The Better, via SBÄM Records. Today, we are premiering their heartfelt new single “Promises”.
Sad Snack, the San Francisco treat! Breaking into the music scene following a hit cover of The Mountain Goats’ “No Children,” this queer, nonbinary ska punk band is known for throwing depressing snack foods at audiences and befriending wild local furries. The sometimes 4-piece horn section powerfully compliments the sardonic, heartfelt storytelling. Sad Snack was voted Best Ska of 2024 by the legendary 924 Gilman.
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Chicago punk mainstays The Brokedowns are back, and they’ve brought 13 new songs of fury, satire, and full-throttle heart with them. Their new album, Let’s Tip the Landlord, arrives November 21 via Red Scare Industries (pre-order).
A collection of rarities, demos, unreleased versions of NOFX songs - one for each letter of the alphabet on limited edition colored vinyl. "Barcelona" was originally conceived 12 years ago, but is the newest and last NOFX song written and recorded post-NOFX's final shows.
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Spanish Love Songs announce their forthcoming EP, A Brief Intermission in the Flattening of Time, out everywhere November 21 via Pure Noise Records. Furthermore, they share two new singles “Cocaine and Lexapro” ft. Kevin Devine and “Berlin” ft. Tigers Jaw.
“Cocaine and Lexapro” is the heart-wrenching answer to “Beer & Nyquil (Hold It Together)” off of 2018’s Schmaltz. It addresses all the same fears of feeling stuck and frustrations about the non-linearity of life, but through a newer, matured lens.
Canadian singer-songwriter Seth Anderson has built a reputation for turning life’s hardest turns into songs that hit straight at the heart.
“Growing Up Is Getting Old” is Nerdlinger’s love letter to life’s beautiful mess—the highs, the lows, and the bits that make you question your own sanity. It’s a loud, unapologetic explosion of themes, stitched together with the same fast, melodic ’90s punk DNA that’s kept them caffeinated and chaotic since day one.
Joyce Manor announce their anticipated new album, I Used To Go To This Bar, due January 30, 2026 via Epitaph Records. Alongside the announcement the band shares a Lance Bangs-directed video for lead single “Well, Whatever It Was” that parodies The Great British Bake Off featuring a cast of comedians and musicians playing UK rockstars.
The last time we heard from Banquets, they were calling it a day.
Hamilton-based punk rock trio The Penske File are charging into a new chapter with their new album Reprieve, out now on Stomp Records.
