Austin, Texas based hard rock trio American Sharks have released two new tracks “White Witch” and “Masters” from their forthcoming sophomore album entitled 11:11.

Scheduled for release March 15, 2019 via The End Records, Roky Moon (lead vocals,bass), Nick Cornetti (drums) and Will Ellis (guitar) recorded and self-produced 11:11 with Jason Buntz and Jack Control at Enormous Door handling the mixing and mastering.

The Meat Puppets’ story begins with three kids, enamored of music and immersed in the psychedelic drug culture of Arizona in the ’70s, who find their way to punk rock and painstakingly become one of the most important bands of the American underground.  “We began to make such a hellacious racket that we knew we were on to something,” says returning drummer Derrick Bostrom.  The Puppets went on to achieve mainstream rock stardom, with a hiatus and resurrection to follow.
 

American Football are one of those bands that should need no introduction. Having spawned a global scene with their eponymous debut LP, they returned in 2016 with their eagerly anticipated second album, American Football (LP2).
 
Twenty years on from the first record, 2019 sees them return with LP3, a lush, rich expansive indie-rock record, that sees the band progressing far past the constraints of those first two records to create an evolving sound that showcases some of the best music of their lives.
 

London punk/emo 4-piece The Burnt Tapes will release the debut LP “Never Better” on February 22, 2019 via Wiretap Records (US) and Lockjaw Records (UK/EU).

The band debuted a new song/video called "Yuzi". The band comments on the video;

“Yuzi is about putting the puzzle of yourself back together after the end of a relationship you thought defined you. That’s kinda the theme throughout our songs in many ways, and the video ties in a lot of those themes but mainly its about finding a place where you can finally find some peace.”

Hardcore luminaries La Dispute have announced their fourth album Panorama available March 22nd via Epitaph Records. Their first album in 4 years and first with the label, Panorama was produced by the band in tandem with return producer Will Yip (Quicksand, Braid, Code Orange, Nothing, Title Fight) combining jazz, rock, slowcore, noise, hardcore among other influences over the span of 10 tracks. It's a highly ambitious and deeply affecting body of work that filters narrative storytelling through a personal lens, like a set of Joan Didion essays set to music.

After years of sold-out 7” EPs, singles and comp appearances, St. Louis’ Horror Section finally delivers their highly anticipated self-titled debut full-length on December 7 via Eccentric Pop Records.

These guys have spent years perfecting their grindhouse cinema-inspired punk rock, sharing the stage with contemporary icons like Teenage Bottlerocket and the Lillingtons, and sharing split records with the legendary Dan Vapid and the Cheats (Screeching Weasel / Riverdales).

Astronoid, the Boston-based outfit who cemented themselves as one of heavy music’s most promising new bands with the 2016 album AIR, release their sophomore full-length, Astronoid, on Feb. 1 via Blood Music.

The El Paso / LA-based Punk rock band, Le Butcherettes today announce the release of their fourth studio album, "bi/MENTAL", on Rise Records on 1st February 2019 and surprise fans with the release of a new live video, "father/ELOHIM" filmed during the band’s headline show at Los Angeles venue The Hi-Hat in October. The video was directed by Gus Black (Gary Clark Jr., Sheryl Crow, The Used) who also directed the group’s last video, "strong/ENOUGH".