You Vandal - This Is Where People Come To Die

It's been three years since Florida pop-punk outfit, You Vandal, released their album, 'Pretend I Don't Exist,' but you won't have to wait much longer as the band gears up to release 'this is where people come to die.' With a new home at the Florida-based, Euclid Place Records, 'this is where people come to die' delivers thirteen tracks of undeniably catchy earworms that will be stuck in your head for months. Look no further than their new single, "feeling zen -or- covered in shit", that embraces comfort in chaos.

Lùlù - Lùlù

Lùlù is a power-pop supergroup based in Lyon and Marseille, composed of members from well- known bands on the French scene (AVIONS, Irnini Mons, Egdar Suit, Pogy et les Kéfars).

Pretty Rude - Ripe

Brooklyn-based band Pretty Rude will release their highly anticipated debut album, Ripe, on May 16 via SideOneDummy Records. The record will be available digitally and as a limited-edition vinyl and can be pre-ordered now. Ripe was produced by the band and mixed by Jake Sinclair (Weezer’s White Album), with mastering by Zach Weeks at God City.

Bloodhorse - A Malign Star

Iodine Recordings is pleased to announce it will release A Malign Star, the long-awaited sophomore LP from Boston's Bloodhorse, the band featuring members of iconic Massachusetts bands American Nightmare, The Red Chord, and All Pigs Must Die. The vinyl arrives on May 30. The record was produced by Alex Garcia-Rivera at Mystic Valley Studios (Vundabar, American Nightmare, 108) and is the long-awaited follow-up to 2009's critically acclaimed Horizoner album, which was released by Translation Loss.

Sex Scenes - Everything Makes Me Sick

Since 2016, Milwaukee band Sex Scenes’ snotty blend of thrash riffs, mid tempo hardcore and catchy hooks has made them a unique presence in both the hardcore and indie rock/punk scenes around the Midwest. Throughout their long tenure, they’ve played shows with everyone from Weedeater to Jack White; not being out of place on either bill. Although the band’s songs are unquestionably rooted in hardcore punk, their sound and presence are distinctly their own, and it's that signature quality that makes them a fitting presence on most stages.