Liquid Mike - Hell Is An Airport

Marquette, Michigan guitar-slingers Liquid Mike have announced a new album, Hell Is An Airport, due September 12. “Airports are these weird, intermediary spaces that have always made me feel like I’m stuck in limbo,” says bandleader Mike Maple. “This album deals a lot with themes surrounding feeling stuck and unable to crawl out. Airports are stressful and congested and bureaucratic and never sleep; I imagine hell operates very much like an airport.”

Die Spitz - Something To Consume

As postmodern society crumbles, Texas four-piece Die Spitz combine their passion, friendship, identity, and artistry to fight against the inescapable decay that surrounds life on their debut album, Something to Consume, due Sept 12 via Third Man Records. “There’s a political side to it, but addiction and love can also be all-consuming,” Ellie Livingston says.

84 Days - 84 Days

Pennywise bassist Randy Bradbury and Grammy-winning producer Cameron Webb are excited to announce their brand new group: 84 Days. Rounding out the band's line up are No Doubt’s Adrian Young on drums along with supplemental guitar work from The Vandals’ Warren Fitzgerald. Their self-titled debut album will be released on November 7th via Double Helix Records, in worldwide distribution partnership with SBAM Records (EU) and Pee Records (AUS/NZ/JPN). 

Mugger - Want The World

Hardcore punk torchbearers Mugger return with a one-sided 12” EP, Want The World, due October 24 on Quiet Panic. 

The four-song EP channels the band’s signature fusion of ’77 punk grit and blown-out hardcore energy, pushing their message and sound into even sharper focus. Built on themes of power, inclusion, and collective spirit, Want The World reaffirms Mugger’s mission: to carve out space for everyone in the hardcore scene.

Matt Pryor & The Salton Sea - The Salton Sea

Kansas City native Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids) announced his new solo album The Salton Sea will be released on November 14th, 2025, via Nightshoes Syndicate. The self-produced, 10-track LP, featuring mixing and additional production by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol), sees Pryor explore an expansive, full-band sound reminiscent of The Afghan Whigs and Bob Mould’s Sugar–specifically the band’s 1992 LP Copper Blue–with dreamy guitars, big drums, and shimmering production.