Masked Intruder, the ski-mask clad, punk rock felons from Madison, Wisconsin have announced details surrounding their escape from prison and upcoming album "III", their third full-length and debut release on Pure Noise Records. They have also released the first single and music video for “No Case”, which can be seen here.

Atlanta's three-woman riot, The Coathangers just announced their new album. 'The Devil You Know' is due out on March 8th via Suicide Squeeze Records.
 
For 12 years The Coathangers have been building an infallible reputation for chaotic punk rock and visceral live shows, but this sixth LP is a record that captures their established takes on vitriolic punk, playful house-party anthems, and heart-worn ballads and melds them all, revealing a new level of songwriting and nuance.
 

The second LP from Canada's Pale Lips. Available in the US on Spaghetty Town Records, Canada on God's Candy Records and Europe on Alien Snatch Records.

Weezer's Black Album will be out March 1, 2019 via Crush/Atlantic. The Black Album includes the single “Can’t Knock the Hustle.” TV on the Radio’s Dave Sitek produced the record. The Black Album follows 2017’s Pacific Daydream. It’s also the band’s fifth self-titled LP, following their 1994 debut (aka the “Blue Album”), 2001’s Green Album, 2008’s Red Album, and 2016’s White Album.

Late Teens is what happens when four Melbourne musicians come together to create a body of work entirely devoid of outside influence, being answerable to only themselves. Over six weeks, bassist Iain MacRae’s house was converted into a temporary song-writing sweatshop where the band wrote forty songs that were distilled into the dozen that make up the track list on Late Teens. Relying upon the experiences of their friends and people they know as subject matter, Late Teens thematically approaches displacement, relationships, internal turmoil, gentrification and inequality.