Bad Astronaut - Untethered
Bad Astronaut released their record untethered on November 8th of 2024, and it's a fascinating piece of music.
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.
15 Years after their last album, Rebuke lay out a tale of a world gone off-course and the universal anxiety that is the result on their most ambitious album to date, ‘Things One Shouldn’t Have To S
Dead Pioneers announce ther new album PO$T AMERICAN out 11th April on Hassle Records and share the second single from the album, the title track "PO$T AMERICAN."
Featuring members of Inspection 12, Whaleface, Hatrick and Redline, Florida’s The Softer Side has been cranking out melodic punk rock since 1999. The problem?
Bottom Bracket’s new album, ‘I’m So Afraid of Where,’ out now on Count Your Lucky Stars, finds the Chicago-based band drawing influences from the likes Braid, Into It.
Rarely has there been a punk album with a title that rings more true than The Manicdotes’ new EP.