With 'Riot Inside My Head', No Gimmick will be releasing their first new album in over a decade. The Phoenix area punks have been ripping off 90s punk since 1996 and see no reason to stop doing so now.

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Dropkick Murphys have announced they’ll release a 12” vinyl split LP with recent tourmates Haywire titled New England Forever. The Boston-based bands--who got to know each other while touring Europe together last fall--each recorded three original songs as well as a cover version of one of each other’s songs for the 8-song LP. Haywire recorded Dropkick Murphys’ “The Boys Are Back” and Dropkick Murphys recorded Haywire’s “Always By My Side.”

POISON THE WELL released the definitive album The Opposite of December... A Season of Separation in December 1999 and it went on to become a benchmark of the genre that has inspired a generation of bands. But the band is not content to rest on the laurels of its past achievements and announced the March 20 release of PEACE IN PLACE, their first album in 16 years.

New Bedford, Massachusetts’ trailblazers in A WILHELM SCREAM are back with their sixth full-length studio LP, “Cheap Heat”, out February 27th.

Los Angeles-based band The Pretty Flowers are excited to announce their new album Never Felt Bitter, out March 27 via Chicago’s Forge Again Records. Today, the band is sharing the album’s lead single, “Came Back Kicking.” The track debuted at The Big Takeover and is available now on all streaming platforms for playlist shares. 

RVA’s steelboy announced their upcoming full-length album release, Thanks for the Invite…, set for release on March 13, 2026 from Punkerton Records. The songs on this album consist of a high-energy blend of pop punk, ska punk, and classic punk attitude. Over a year and a half in the making, the record was meticulously refined to deliver 12 explosive tracks filled with sharp riffs, soaring melodies, and unforgettable hooks.

Punk band The Overjoyed have announced their new self-titled album, set for release on 20 February. Blending a Bay Area punk aesthetic with an anthemic pop sensibility, the Athens-formed band channel melody through grit, capturing the restless energy of disenfranchised European youth with a sound that is as confrontational as it is infectious.

Emo punk/hardcore outfit SHORELINE have announced their new album Is This The Low Point Or The Moment After? The record is due for release on 13th March 2026 on Pure Noise Records and alongside the announcement come two singles, Sweet Spot and Out Of Touch.

"Sweet Spot explores the narrative of two people slowly drifting apart from each other without even noticing.  It channels the anger of misunderstanding each other in a fast but very melodic pop punk track." says Hansol Seung