Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a meditation on loss, grief and vengeance. If you think that sounds boring as fuck, then you obviously didn’t take into account that this movie was written and directed by Martin McDonagh, the man who has previously treated us to In Bruges. Boring this is not.
Canadian emo punk-rock band Living With Lions has announced plans to release their 5th studio album, Island, on September 14th with No Sleep Records (USA), Bloom (Canada), Ice Grillz (Japan) and Redfield (Europe). The band has debuted the record’s first new single, “Tidal Wave,” which can be streamed now at Spotify.
Orange County independent record label No Sleep Records has announced today, that New England based post-hardcore band Actor Observer has joined their roster. The 5-piece group made up of Greg Marquis (vocals), Dan Bob Goterch (drums), Brett Colangelo (bass/vocals), Nick Grieco (guitar/vocals) and Kyle Kowalsky (guitar), will release their label debut, full-length, Pareidolia, on August 24th.
Ireland’s Anna's Anchor (aka Marty Ryan) are pleased to announce their new album Everybody’s Welcome, set for release on 14th September 2018 via Failure By Design Records.
To celebrate the news, the band have revealed the video for new track ‘White Washed Room’, the first single to be taken from the new record.
California’s The Silhouette Era have released a self-titled EP that is fun enough. It comes with five sun-drenched, surf-y songs that have as much in common with FIDLAR as they do with Wavves.
Meet Maniac. An LA-based band featuring members of The Girls, Cute Lepers, Clorox Girls, and LA Drugz.
Chris Barrows, probably best known for his work with The Pink Lincolns, has released a new album with his other band, The Spears (with Down By Law‘s Sam Williams and others).
On ‘Who Cares Anyway’, the Essex foursome that is Don’t Worry explore what it’s like to be young in the late 2010’s and all the stress and anxiety that comes with it.
Edmonton, Canada’s Real Sickies recently released their debut album, ‘Get Well Soon’. It’s a co-release between Monster Zero Records, It’s Alive Records and the band’s own label, This POP!
By now you should know what to expect when a new Interrupters albums comes out.
