Indie Vision Music is proud to present the long-awaited new EP from much loved melodic punk band, Craig’s Brother. These 5 songs are some of the most energetic and passionate songs the band has ever done, with a real sense of urgency. If you dig current and past material from a variety of melodic punk bands like No Use For a Name, Bad Religion, Much The Same, MUTE, Lagwagon, A Wilhelm Scream, and even Rise Against, then you’ll instantly be a fan of this.

Philadelphia's Big Nothing have just announced their new album Chris, set to be released on May 10th on Salinas Records. They are now premiering the first single from the album "Real Name" via BrooklynVegan. BrooklynVegan calls "Real Name," "perhaps their catchiest song yet."

Chris features vocals from three members of Big Nothing. The first single, "Real Name" is written and performed by Pat Graham, lead singer of Spraynard. The band also features Matt Quinn, formerly of Crybaby, Liz Parsons, formerly of Casual, and Chris Jordan, formerly of Young Livers.

California's punk rockers Bad Cop / Bad Cop will release a 7inch with their three first ever recorded songs in the band's history via SBÄM Records.

Track listing:

1. Sweet Brown Water
2. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
3. A Little Wild

Track listing:

1. Daddy
2. Fantasy World
3. Lost & Found
4. Growing Pains
5. N.O.T. Funny
6. Cute
7. Saw It Coming
8. Therapy
9. Witch Hunt
10. The Distance
11. Run For It
12. Try Trust
13. Call It Freedom
14. Fears Come True
15. Outta My Head
16. Give Me A Sign
17. Waste Your Time With Me

Every label needs a vegan Scotsman, so we went out and nabbed the very best: Billy Liar. The wee lad is known as a punk troubadour who has covered a LOT of ground in Europe and America with his acoustic guitar, but on Billy's debut album, "Some Legacy", our hero is backed by a loud rock band. Imagine a horde of rowdy punks led by a very, very small version of William Wallace with big songs about friendship, despair, tolerance, love, anxiety, and life in Edinburgh. It's an 11-song uplifting battle cry that will rally all the clans!

Track listing:

Ramona formed in Seattle, kicked some ass out there, then moved to Philadelphia because—if you wanna know the truth—you can buy two drinks for $4 at most any bar. FOUR BUCKS. So then they get asked to play shows with bands like The Lawrence Arms, The Menzingers, etc. and people are really responding to their songs and their fun shows. Next we shipped 'em up to Boston to record with Jay Maas (State Champs, Seaway, Title Fight) and they crank out the coolest record of 2019: "Deals, Deals, Deals!". See, it even sounds like a fun time.