Boston based self-described "heavy-emo/soft-punk" quartet Unseemlier have announced a brand new album titled I Have A Screw Loose, Somewhere, which is set to be released June 13th via Sell The Heart Records (pre-order). It is the follow up to their 2024 EP The Truth Is We Out Here, also released via Sell The Heart

Slow Crush have announced their new album, Thirst, on which the dynamic four piece further cement themselves at the forefront of rock and shoegaze. On Thirst, Slow Crush’s dynamic textures, propulsive rhythms and gauzy riffs glow bright as ever, but this time with more grit. Today they’ve shared the album’s leading single and title track which emerges as the defining anthem. The band tell, “‘Thirst’ is about an unquenchable desire for what’s next, with focus on essence and balance. Not losing yourself in the ever-growing distractions that surround us.

Conceptual band La Dispute have announced their first album in six years No One Was Driving the Car for a September 5th release via Epitaph. Self produced and heavily inspired by the 2017 psychological thriller First Reformed, No One Was Driving the Car grapples with malaise in the shadow of the looming apocalypse, which has noticeably been worsened by the advancement of tech.

 Punk rock troubadour Walt Hamburger is back and louder than ever. Today marks the release of his new single “Insolence,” a punchy, full-band anthem exploring the isolating realities of modern dating culture. The track sets the tone for Hamburger’s upcoming album “…And Louie!” — due out June 20th — and features an all-star cast of punk rock royalty.

The plan was to start a band that was all longtime friends. The idea was to embrace the scene they grew up in. The result is Pig Pen.

Aggressive pop-punk band Stateside have announced single "Viste Verde", taken from the forthcoming album "Where You Found Me" due out 6th June 2025.