Jade Lilitri is used to pessimism. It’s what he’s written most of his band Oso Oso’s music about. But on their new album, he’s radically committed to letting the light in, if only because Lilitri knows the darkness like the back of his hand.

Oso Oso will release their long-awaited new album, Basking In The Glow, via Triple Crown Records on August 16, 2019.

Russian Circles plan to deliver their seventh studio album August 2nd on Sargent House. Dubbed 'Blood Year,' the LP is less a musical exploration and more a statement of authority, lest there be any doubt that Russian Circles remain a force to be reckoned with on the stage and in the studio.
 

Have Mercy has announced their fourth full-length album, The Love Life, will be released on August 2, 2019 via Hopeless Records. Coming off the 2017 Billboard charting album, "Make The Best Of It," singer and guitarist Brian Swindle is exploring the negative space in the band's music like never before. He shares, "This record is probably the most personal record since our first release. I wrote it to talk about everything I went through the last couple of years and how I was feeling during all of it. I want people to know that it's okay to be vulnerable and ask for help.

Acclaimed Santa Cruz punkers Good Riddance will release a new album entitled Thoughts and Prayers on July 19th! 

For more than 25 years, Good Riddance has delivered melodic hardcore anthems that take on injustice in all forms...from social, to political, to personal. Today, we unleash the first single, “Don’t Have Time”. Produced and mixed by Bill Stevenson and Jason Livermore—who’ve helmed every Good Riddance album since 1999’s Operation Phoenix.

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Russian Girlfriends have just announced their new album In The Parlance Of Our Times, set to be released on June 21st via A-F Records. In conjunction with the announcement, the band is releasing a music video for their quick hitting opening track "Coke," a snarky take down of tough guy bro culture in punk. Pre-orders for In The Parlance Of Our Times are available now via A-F Records.

North Californian duo OGIKUBO STATION are pleased to announce a brand new EP of songs. 'Okinawan Love Songs' is released 14th June 2019 on Asian Man Records.

As a taster of the new material, the band have released a video for lead single ‘Would I Break My Heart Enough For You’, featuring the artwork for the EP—an illustration that band member Maura Weaver drafted of her Okinawan grandmother—being inked by artist Gilbert Armendariz.

Torche release Admission, the band’s fifth album, and first new music since 2015’s  Restarter, on July 12 via Relapse Records.