Pop-punk veterans Teenage Bottlerocket have just released their new single “She’s the Shit,” and are announcing the upcoming release of their new LP Ready to Roll, the band’s first full length for Pirates Press Records. The album is scheduled for release on September 12.

Here’s what the band have to say about their new record and their new label:

We’re back with a brand new full-length, and we’re thrilled to announce:

Ready to Roll drops this September on Pirates Press Records!

Everything about The Lash evokes a certain sort of brutality.

During a trip to the Vatican, Bentham found inspiration in some of its forgotten art: I was in a very dusty part of the basement, and they had these crazy bronze reliefs that were some of the most brutal things I’ve ever seen. There was a particular one called The Horrors of War. It was two guys fighting over a knife. That image ended up guiding a lot of this record.

Hailing from Long Island, NY, Somerset Thrower was founded by four friends who share a love of all things rock and roll. Built on punk and hardcore roots, the four-piece blends raw energy with melody-soaked textures to create something both urgent and timeless. Today, the band share their first new music in four years with the reflective single "Never Going To Therapy" and announce their third album, Take Only What You Need to Survive, set for release July 11th through Smartpunk Records.

Pet Symmetry's upcoming album "Big Symmetry" is set for release on May 2, 2025 via Storm Chasers Ltd and Asian Man Records. The new album features 12 melodic emo anthems, including singles like "Big Mileage" and "Big Engagement" which are now available on all streaming platforms. The Chicago-based trio, consisting of members from Into It. Over It. and Dowsing, explores themes of love and everyday moments in this heartfelt release, which was born from a creative retreat in a remote cabin. Fans of Jimmy Eat World, The Get Up Kids, Into it. Over it.

Violent Delights is an anthology of stories that meanders through themes of grief, rage, desire and identity. There are stories of the toxicity of addiction, and growing up around religion; stories of overwhelming obsession, isolating abandonment, and empowering anthems of identity, and stark laments about sexual violence. They are each lived experiences, laid bare, reclaimed with every syllable whether dripping in spite or swagger, anger or anxiety.