Atlanta underground rock provocateurs Black Lips have announced that their new LP, Sing In A World That's Falling Apart, is set for release January 24th on Fire Records/VICE. Boasting an unapologetic southern-fried twang, the twelve track collection marks the quintet's most pronounced dalliance with country music yet, with a clang and harmony that is unmistakably the inimitable sound and feel of the Black Lips. While the songcraft and playing is more sophisticated, Black Lips were determined to return to the raw sound that marked their early efforts.

The Phosphorus Bombs believe in the tradition of confrontational discourse for progress. On prior releases, they have explored a variety of topics specific to the Australian political and cultural landscape. Not one weapon in the punk hardcore armory was  spared as The Phosphorus Bombs layed down track after track of biting inquiry into the traditional way of doing things. On ...Against You! The Phosphorus Bombs take aim at themselves in the hope of being better human beings.

Long Island's Rule Them All announced that their label debut 'Dreams About…' will be out December 6th on Flatspot Records. To celebrate the announcement, the band also premiered their lead single and title track. “Dreams About…” is a sonic statement that the band will not be adhering to the trends currently ruling the underground. Thematically, “Dreams About…” is a call to mindfulness and personal accountability through the lens of first person narratives and vivid dreams - allowing each listener a personal interpretation of the track’s central message.

'Mutter' is the second proper release from Michigan punk-rockers Singing Lungs, following their debut LP, 'Groan'. Fans of Lagwagon, Lemonheads, and old-school Green Day will find a lot to like here- gruff but sing-y vocals, distorted guitars that crunch along to a driving rhythm section. IThink 90s punk rock, when punk rock was still underground but priming to break through.

Features the drummer from Cheap Girls, a board game designer, and a zoo keeper. I mean, that's obviously a winning combination, right?

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Good Luck Everybody, the long-awaited seventh studio album from AJJ out January 17, 2020, is a grim glimpse into the tidal wave reality of modern life in America. It’s a collection of songs that will undoubtedly stand out in the band’s 15-year catalog; while still rooted in the folk-punk sound AJJ has become known for, the album is unafraid to delve into new territories that test the limits of what the band is capable of.

For more than two decades now Giants Chair records have lived on turntables, blasted through car speakers, rattled apartment walls, destroyed headphones, and finally become recognized as the timeless artifacts of emotional experience and endeavor that they are for so many people. Now, in perfect time, 2019 marks the return of Giants Chair with the release of the bands highly-anticipated new album on Spartan Records, Prefabylon. With all of the the band’s original core components and members still intact, listeners needn’t brace for any departure from the band's signature post-punk DNA.