Central Florida’s 6-piece pop punk outfit SUCK BRICK KID has returned after four years of pickling their livers in dive bars with their debut full-length album Salt To Taste, which is set for an October 25th release via Smartpunk Records.

No Parents will release their new EP 'Middleground' on September 27.

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Belgian fivesome For I Am are stepping up their game to a whole new level with the release of their brand new full album, 'Late Bloomers.'

“Late Bloomers is what we are ourselves as a band, really. It shows how much we’ve matured in every way… in our music, in our lyrics and definitely in the time and effort we’ve put into creating this album. We truly hope people will see and hear that growth and will want to grow together with us!”
– Hanne, vocalist

Swedish hardcore band Raised Fist announced details on their forthcoming album ‘Anthems’. It’s the quintet's first full-length album in 4 years and it is set for release on November 15th on Epitaph. The first taste of ‘Anthems’ is available now, in the form of a graphic video for the track 'Anthem'.

MakeWar first burst through the Southern Border Wall and onto the national stage from such shithole countries as Venezuela, Colombia and Florida in 2016 when Brendan Kelly: failed tastemaker, member of the Lawrence Arms and co-founder of Red Scare Industries played a show with Jose in Bushwick during a blizzard and was so impressed by his acoustic troubadourship that he decided, with the most discerning of tastes, that whatever Jose’s band was, if they played those songs, shit, it was good enough for Red Scare.
 

Think of the contemporary guitar music that's meant something to you in the last 18-odd years. Ben Cook has probably had something to do with making it or influencing it. Think of No Warning, which he's fronted since he was in high school in the '90s, who pioneered a self-aware, intertextual, and technically adept style of New York hardcore that has became a subgenre unto itself, dominating scenes all over the world for close two decades and counting.

There is a closeness at the heart of Turnover’s aptly titled new album, ‘Altogether.’ Though it’s the first collection the trio has written while living on opposite coasts, the record actually represents the group’s most collaborative and connected work to date, showcasing the intuitive, near-telepathic relationship frontman Austin Getz has developed over the years with his bandmates.

“Instead of making things more difficult, being far apart helped us learn to appreciate each other even more,” says Getz. “As a band, we’re closer now than we’ve ever been before.”