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.
Today, North of England melodic hardcore newcomers Bonny Lad unveil their debut single “The Discourse,” the first taste of their forthcoming EP Hard-fought, out June 19 via Cat’s Claw, Double Felix, Disconnect Disconnect, No Reason and Pu
If you’ve spent any time with Mrs.
After more than two decades together, The Flatliners - Chris Cresswell (vocals, guitar), Scott Brigham (guitar), Jon Darbey (bass) and Paul Ramirez (drums) - still refuse to simply relive the past.
Sixteen years after the release of Volatile Molotov, The Arrivals are back with a new album.
East Coast punk bands TeethOut and Straight On Til Morning are joining forces for “Straight x Teeth,” a split 7” vinyl release arriving June 12, 2026 via High End Denim Records, in collaboration with Punk Rock Radar (USA) and Engineer Records (UK).
The release grew out of shared shows across the Maritimes, where the idea came together naturally: instead of just playing gigs together, why not press something to wax. The result is a split that captures both bands at their most immediate and honest, rooted in the kind of DIY collaboration that built punk in the first place.
Italian punk rock band All Coasted return with Time For Disruption, their new album set for release on June 12 through Vicenza’s Punk Explosion Collective.
Time For Disruption was born at a time when many certainties were collapsing right in front of our eyes. It tells the story of a dark period, both personal and collective, where loneliness, betrayal and the loss of balance coexisted with a growing, clear-headed anger toward a corrupted system and a future that increasingly feels out of reach.
Where could four individuals combine for a project motivated by love of humanity, the highest regard for what it means to be alive, all the triumph, hope and crashes which roll through the fingers of time. This is PARK. They are the generator taking what hurts and transforming overwhelming emotion into music that heals through understanding.
NYHC kings Madball remain one of the few legacy acts capable of seamlessly bridging the gap between the old-school era and the modern heavy music landscape. On their tenth studio album, Not Your Kingdom which will be released on July 24th via Nuclear Blast, the band delivers their trademark tales of survival, but with a deeper, more introspective edge. The lyrics offer a raw look into Freddy Cricien’s perspective on the current state of the world and the human condition, marking their most personal release to date.
