Following his recent Americana-leaning albums (2021's Blood Harmony and 2023's Drive It Like It’s Stolen), Philly-bred and California-based singer-songwriter Dave Hause is back with a full-blown rock 'n roll statement.
Austin’s Die Spitz - Ava Schrobilgen, Ellie Livingston, Kate Halter, and Chloe De St. Aubin - stumbled onto the scene in 2022 after not watching the Mötley Crüe biopic The Dirt.
Chattanooga, TN hardcore upstarts, Gumm, have announced their sophomore full-length, Beneath The Wheel, due out October 31st via punk's most reliably awesome label, Convulse Records. Gumm's adventurous strain of hardcore is fueled by inventive riffs, a truly pummeling rhythm section, and vocalist Drew Waldon's throat-shredding roar, all of which have been dialed even further into the red on Beneath The Wheel.
Few punk lifers have a résumé as bulletproof as Dan Vapid.
Julian's spent the past 25 years immersed in punk and ska and hardcore and metal and classical and jazz and funk and you get the picture. When he's not making music of his own, he likes interviewing other bands. Who knew?!
If you’re not yet acquainted with The Chugs, you’re in for a treat. These Indiana legends take punk rock, Hamm’s beer, and chaos and wrap them up in punk anthems that feel like summer nights, bad calls, and regret.
Debut full length album "The Unknown Reigns" by San Diego ghost-punk band Hauntu (pronounced Hawn-too) releases November 14, 2025.
Coming hot off the heels of their 2024 EP "I" on Sell the Heart Records which garnered a nomination for Best Indie/Alternative in the San Diego Music Awards, Hauntu returns with ten beautifully furious songs about living through late stage capitalism and finding themselves at the precipice of a fascist state.
Canadian punk-rock torchbearers Calling All Captains have announced their new EP, The Things That I’ve Lost, out January 9, 2026 via New Damage Records. The seven-track release, recorded with longtime collaborator Quinn Cyrankiewicz (Royal Tusk) at The Audio Department in Edmonton, AB, showcases the band at their most raw, refined, and resilient. Mixed by Tim Creviston and mastered by Stuart McKillop (Rain City Recorders), the EP chronicles themes of burnout, grief, and fractured identity with unflinching honesty.
Elway is an indie-punk act that has been consistently lauded for poetic and clever lyrics, but on this latest record, singer Tim is fresh outta fucks to give and his patience with Earthlings has run out. Sounds like these emo nerds finally grew up to be proper punk rockers! But don't expect purple mohawks and slogans from Elway, these guys go deeper and get downright brutal with their assessment of America and capitalism. Elway fans will gobble that stuff up, but we're still gonna need you guys to buy the record.
I know, right? A band is called American Television, and yet nobody’s ever asked them about their favorite American TV shows. Well, until now.
