Pop-punk icons Motion City Soundtrack make a triumphant return with the announcement of their new album, ‘The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World’ due for release on September 19 via Epitaph Records. For their first collection of music since 2015's ‘Panic Stations’, the band double down on their signature sound with renewed energy and purpose, recapturing the magic of their early days while showcasing their growth and maturity after a decade-long hiatus.

Modern Life Is War make a bold return with their first new proper full-length in over twelve years: Life on the Moon.  

Montreal-based punks, Spite House, have joined Pure Noise Records and today they're announcing their new album, Desertion. Due out September 12th, the album is a visceral post-hardcore tour de force that's sure to inspire stage dives and catharsis in equal measure. 

MOVING TARGETS’ new studio album "RED EYES"! Following on from 2018's "Wires" LP, their first studio album in over 25 years, and following up with "Humbucker" in 2020, and “in the Dust” in 2023, “Red Eyes” is the latest highly anticipated instalment in the reborn band that even a global pandemic couldn't stop , MOVING TARGETS!

Punk rock lifers CURBSIDE have announced their brand-new album, A Lifetime To Outgrow, due out August 8 on Thousand Islands Records (with European distribution via Bearded Punk Records). Alongside the announcement, the band has released a soaring and emotional new single, “We Were The Thieves,” now available on all streaming platforms.

In a treat for longtime fans, CURBSIDE’s 2012 debut full-length The Sound I Know will also be getting the vinyl treatment for the very first time, reissued in conjunction with the new album.

Rising melodic punk band Lot Lizards is back with “Broken Parts”, an emotional, high-energy single set for release on June 6th. This marks the first track off their upcoming full-length debut, The Horrors of Adulting, arriving July 25th on Punkerton Records.

“Broken Parts is the punk anthem for anyone coming to terms with the slow breakdown of the people we love,” says frontman Jon Barnes. “It’s about my father, who is struggling with Parkinson’s disease. It’s heavy and deeply personal, but there’s also catharsis in facing that reality head-on.”

Assertion is a band forged in resilience, built on chemistry, and sustained by the will to keep moving forward, even when everything seems to fall apart. Formed in the Pacific Northwest by drummer William Goldsmith (Sunny Day Real Estate, Foo Fighters) and vocalist/guitarist Justin Tamminga, the band introduced themselves with Intermission in 2021, a record marked by raw immediacy and the renewed sense of purpose that came from returning to music not out of obligation, but out of necessity.