Bad Books announced their first new album in seven years, III, will be released digitally on June 14th and physically on June 21st via Loma Vista Recordings. A first glimpse of the album has also arrived through two new songs, each illustrating the strength of the two songwriting halves that form Bad Books’ stunning whole: the gorgeous, heart-rending slow burn of Andy Hull’s “Lake House” and the bewitching, melancholic lilt of Kevin Devine’s “I Love You, I’m Sorry, Please Help Me, Thank You”

Allweather’s debut album is a collection of songs about the anxieties one faces in day-to-day life. Rather than nerves being through the roof, it feels more accurate to describe them barreling up from below, or as the title suggests, Through the Floor.

Los Angeles' Cosmo Gold have just announced their debut EP Waiting On The City, set to be released on June 10th.

Montreal based melodic punk rockers Brand New Lungs have announced the release of their debut album "Like Wildfire", on June 14th via Thousand Islands Records.

Brand New Lungs are four dudes from Montreal, Canada using a punk rock band as an excuse to drink beer and have fun. They somehow manage to deliver catchy and heartfelt punk rock, and to get their shit together enough to release an album! Say whaaat!

Track listing:

1. Heartbeat Away
2. Hard to Kill    
3. Daydream
4. I Get What I Need
5. Somebody Dial 911
6. Kiss You Goodbye
7. Rebound City
8. Silly Girl
9. Valley to LA
10. Real Life
11. Awkward Phase
12. Shitty Ballet

Violent Femmes announced details of their much-anticipated new LP, HOTEL LAST RESORT. Released through [PIAS] on July 26th, the album’s plaintive and powerful title track is the first to be unveiled and features Television’s legendary guitarist Tom Verlaine.

Cosmic Thrill Seekers, the new album from Prince Daddy & the Hyena, is many things. It’s an odyssey of epic proportions… a great, galloping sonic road trip across space and time and Albany… boomeranging around a horn of punk, pop, indie, garage rock, and orchestral, Queen-style arrangements and theatrics. It’s an exploration of the fall out after an acid trip, manic self-destruction, bottoming-out and recovering, and then slipping again.