Where could four individuals combine for a project motivated by love of humanity, the highest regard for what it means to be alive, all the triumph, hope and crashes which roll through the fingers of time. This is PARK. They are the generator taking what hurts and transforming overwhelming emotion into music that heals through understanding.
NYHC kings Madball remain one of the few legacy acts capable of seamlessly bridging the gap between the old-school era and the modern heavy music landscape. On their tenth studio album, Not Your Kingdom which will be released on July 24th via Nuclear Blast, the band delivers their trademark tales of survival, but with a deeper, more introspective edge. The lyrics offer a raw look into Freddy Cricien’s perspective on the current state of the world and the human condition, marking their most personal release to date.
On their 2024 debut This Is Moving Forward, Buffalo’s Autoignition tapped into the late-’90s/early-2000s emo-punk sound of bands like Saves The Day and Lifetime.
The promo sheet that came with HELD.’s debut album tells me that “Held.
After loudly proclaiming a new season with the launch of their Alone Together conversations series and lead single, “Dance In The USA,” Show Me the Body officially announces its 4th studio album, Alone Together, which will arrive on July 10th via Loma Vista Recordings.
ME. have announced their debut album All Good Things, set for independent release on July 24, 2026. The announcement follows the release of their first single, “Special,” which introduces the band’s sound and creative direction.
“Special” originated during an early writing phase led by drummer Mark O’Connell and guitarist Eddie Reyes, formerly of Taking Back Sunday. The track was initially part of an open vocal submission process, before Chicago-based vocalist and guitarist Mike Jansen joined the project.
The Sleights and Land of Wolves are proud to announce their first official joint release: King of the Mountain, a 12-inch split EP uniting two bands whose paths have crossed on stages throughout the Pacific Northwest and Colorado.
California punk band Human Issue share the final preview off their upcoming album In Flesh, set for release June 5th through Smartpunk Records. "The World Is Your Oyster" delivers a positive message over breakneck riffs and roaring dual vocal delivery from Hunter Martinez and Matthew Watkins. The high speed video for the song was shot and edited by Justin Eckley and Dylan Buck at Psychic Youth Large.
And Then Suddenly It Hits You, the debut album from Tired of Fighting, is a cathartic journey through late-night reflections and raw emotion. From the star gazing, distortion driven contemplation of “Night Dwellers” to the soaring vulnerability of “Albatross,” the album blends haunting melodies and intimate lyricism, but also bursts with intensity. With standout moments like the aching duet “Tired of Failing” and the cacophony of “Out of the Forest,” it captures the beauty and weight of navigating loss, finding resilience, and searching for self-discovery.
