Bandaid Brigade, the musical project of Zach Quinn (PEARS), Brian Wahlstrom (Scorpios, Gods of Mount Olympus) and friends Paul Rucker (Armchair Martian, Street Dogs, Drag The River) and Chris Fogal (The Gamits), will release their debut album 'I'm Separate' on January 21, 2020.

The originators of Rap Metal are back. ICE-T and his band are as angry as ever on their 7th studio album, titled “CARNIVORE”, which coincides with their 30th anniversary as a band!

Brian Fallon has released his new single “You Have Stolen My Heart,” which heralds Fallon’s eagerly awaited new album, LOCAL HONEY, due via his own label Lesser Known Records and Thirty Tigers on Friday, March 27.

“‘You Have Stolen My Heart’ is my most direct attempt at a love song,” says Fallon. “I wanted a song that wasn’t aware of what it was or wasn’t, it was just true. The rhythm has an almost calypso feel inside of an Americana song.”

Human Impact, the New York-based outfit that features members of Cop Shoot Cop, Unsane and Swans. issue their self-titled, debut album on March 13 via Ipecac Recordings.

After spinning heads with their 2018 EP 'Restless Noise,' Melbourne outfit LOSER have announced details of their full-length record 'Mindless Joy,' due February 14 via Domestic La La. A compelling and clever 12 track offering, the release meets a hotbed of anticipation after the success the band found on their debut. 

What started as a solo project for North Carolina’s Ben Carr has evolved into a full-band supergroup of sorts, featuring past and present members of Paint Fumes, Last Year’s Men, Natural Causes, Bass Drum Of Death, Missing Pages, Mind Spiders, Sweet Talk, Sweet Knives, and probably a bunch more! Dirtnap was tipped off to this monster of an album by Jeff Burke (Radioactivity / Marked Men) as he was recording it a few months back in NYC.

Nearly three years ago, The Wonder Years took some of their most popular songs like “There, There” and “Don’t Let Me Cave In” to new heights on the Philly band’s first acoustic EP, Burst & Decay. Turns out they weren't done yet.

For their third proper full length, 'You or Someone You Know,' Worriers teamed with John Agnello (Kurt Vile, The Hold Steady, Hop Along) to create something clearly a step forward for the band. Tapping into deeply personal life changes and cross-country moves for lyrical inspiration - not to mention the dumpster fire that is our current society - and honing their songwriting to impressive new heights, the album feels like the perfect next chapter for this already acclaimed band.

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