Violent Delights is an anthology of stories that meanders through themes of grief, rage, desire and identity. There are stories of the toxicity of addiction, and growing up around religion; stories of overwhelming obsession, isolating abandonment, and empowering anthems of identity, and stark laments about sexual violence. They are each lived experiences, laid bare, reclaimed with every syllable whether dripping in spite or swagger, anger or anxiety.
Debt Neglector’s latest full-length, 'Kinda Rips,' manages to be snarling and melodic at the same time.
Out now on Thousand Islands Records and Pavones Records is The Last Mile’s sophomore album, ‘Holding On To Hope.’ It finds the Canadian band building on the sound they established on their previous
With 'A Life’s Refrain,' Stockholm’s Speedway come out swinging with a debut album that feels both reverent and revolutionary.
On their sophomore album, ‘Gainsayer,’ Bridge The Gap tear through 14 tracks worth of melodic punk rock with reckless abandon.
Over three decades since first emerging from Chicago’s northwest suburbs, Smoking Popes continue to walk the line between punk grit and classic pop goodness on their first new studio album in six y
Next to being able to get some excellent strudel and schnapps there, the city of Innsbruck in Austria is also home for The Mugwumps.
Following up on their 2019 album ‘In Limbo,’ Italy’s Teenage Bubblegums are back with 5 furious new songs that are drenched in darkness. I’m talking Vin Diesel in Pitch Black kinda darkness.
Philadelphia’s ERRTH is a new-ish band that features a couple of familiar faces in the form of Reunions’ Eric Saylor and Aspiga’s Kevin Day.
On their fifth album, Edmonton’s pop-punks Real Sickies dish out fourteen new tunes that can still be labeled as Ramonescore, but with additional new wave-y, post-punk flourishes.
