The Homeless Gospel Choir, the musical moniker of songwriter Derek Zanetti, has just announced a brand new full-length, This Land Is Your Landfill, due out April 24th from A-F Records (North America) and Hassle Records (UK). Since 2009 the Pittsburgh, PA-based project has mostly been a solo affair, rooted in Zanetti's blend of singer/songwriter intimacy and punk rock delivery, but the release of This Land Is Your Landfill marks a reinvention for The Homeless Gospel Choir.

Back in 2018, Ian MacKaye, Fugazi bandmate Joe Lally, and Evens bandmate Amy Farina debuted a new band on stage in DC. Since then they have only revealed that the band is called Coriky and played a handful other shows. They have now announced their debut  album, a self-titled affair that is due March 27 via Dischord. You can now listen to first single - and opening track - “Clean Kill.”

Here is the band’s new bio:

"Coriky is a band from Washington, D.C. Amy Farina plays drums. Joe Lally plays bass. Ian MacKaye plays guitar. All sing.

The new blood of Santa Cruz hardcore punk and recent Revelation Records signees, Drain have announced their debut for the label, California Cursed, due out April 10th. 
 

New Found Glory has officially announced their tenth studio album 'Forever + Ever x Infinity'. The band has put together a quintessential NFG record, supremely catchy with sing-along anthems, trademark breakdowns, and sweetly poignant lyrics. "This is the record our fans have been waiting for us to make," guitarist Chad Gilbert shares, "The old now feels new and fresh. It was a blast finding ourselves again."
 

Sam Russo has had offers from much bigger/better labels, but to our delight, he chose to stick with his old chums at Red Scare for album #3. And “Back To The Party” is a special one. This is a diverse-sounding record with a broad spectrum of emotions on display. You can hear the loyalty and the love, the fear and the hope, the desperation and the triumph. You can also hear Sam trying new things as he crafts 33 minutes of his best stuff yet.