The first "new" release from these Seattle legends in like 20 years! If there was any justice, Sicko woulda been just as popular as all those huge punk bands that emerged in the 1990's. While much of the West Coast stuff that dominated the scene was macho and bedecked with wallet chains, Sicko was contemporaries with classy bands like MTX, Jawbreaker, and J-Church. They were nerds, and they were OUR nerds. Our champions. After four LPs, the band dissolved in 1998 and, true to form, the members went on to pursue tech careers and attend Oxford.

The Decline are back with a collection of 17 punchy tracks ranging in length between just 5 seconds and 4 minutes on their new album ‘Flash Gordon Ramsay Street’. The album takes inspiration from subjects ranging from recipe’s for vegan buffalo wings, the property market vs. smashed avocado and Zelda gaming tips all the way to philosophical Marxist understandings of false consciousness. Pat Decline pins the main album themes down to “loss, moving on and letting go, identity, mortality and friendship.

Denver's aggressive yet melodic punk rock outfit Filthy Hearts have a new album ready! 'Beyond Repair' will be out Aug 30 via Hidden Home Records.

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New York emo punk band Live Well is thrilled to share the first taste of their forthcoming debut full-length album, Perfectly Temporary.
 
"Beach Time," according to lead singer Paul Masbad, "is partly about Max getting drunk and running away from me in an affluent florida beach community. But also is about the fleeting moments people share with one another (in this case me and a former partner) and knowing that it will ultimately end."
 

Single Mothers’ founder/frontman Drew Thomson has shared details of his project’s forthcoming debut album. The self-titled full-length is set for release on September 6, 2019 through Dine Alone Records. To coincide with the new record’s announcement, The Drew Thomson Foundation has unveiled its newest single, “Phone Ring”.