Seattle's Museum Of Light have announced details for their sophomore album Diviner, set for release on March 14 via Spartan Records. You can check out "Undone," the second single from the 11-track LP produced by Scott Evans (Sumac, Thrice, Kowloon Walled City), below.
San Diego's Punchcard is back with their most intense and electrifying release yet! Their upcoming album, Soap Box Hero, drops on 2/22/25 via Felony Records, and is set to deliver a blistering mix of ferocious punk anthems and razor-sharp commentary. With unrelenting riffs and unapologetic energy, Soap Box Hero channels political frustration, social rebellion, and raw emotion into every track. Get ready for the chaos—Punchcard is here to redefine punk for a new generation!
For over two decades, The Softer Side has been crafting heartfelt, high-energy punk rock, navigating the ups and downs of life while staying true to their DIY roots.
On the first of November 2024, Authority Zero released a new EP for their 30th anniversary: Thirty Years: Speaking to the Youth.
Less Than Jake’s new album Uncharted, from Pure Noise Records, hit stores and streaming on November 15 of 2024, but the sound, in the best way, is all ‘90s.
Bad Astronaut released their record untethered on November 8th of 2024, and it's a fascinating piece of music.
Beloved singer/songwriter Rocky Votolato has revealed his new band, Suzzallo, and today the group have announced their debut full-length, The Quiet Year, due out May 2nd.
New York Hardcore band Combust deliver blunt and menacing on new single “Everyone’s Enemy” out today. The track brings bouncing rhythms, shredding guitars, and lyrics clamoring to be shouted along with. Vocalist Andrew Vacante sounds off “I don’t need the validation that you seek. I want to be everybody’s enemy.”
He shares on the song’s lyrics:
DMV-by-way-of-the-U.K. punk duo Teen Mortgage have announced their debut album, Devil Ultrasonic Dream, out April 11 via Roadrunner Records. Produced by the band alongside longtime collaborator Kenny Eaton, the album’s first single, “BOX,” is a two-minute sprint of seething defiance, packed with hooks and unrelenting energy. The song arrives with an Adam Fuchs (Adult Swim, Flying Lotus, HEALTH, Skrillex) animated and directed video.
From the second they welcome you to the age of stupid in the opening track, The Jellybricks more than live up to the album title.
