Washington D.C. carries a rich history in the realm of punk rock and Kill Lincoln continue to add to that history with their infectious brand of ska-punk and their unforgettable live shows. Their most recent album, 'Can't Complain,' was released four years ago - a difficult time for many artists that were caught in the uncertainty of a global pandemic. The band persisted and, when able to, began touring on the album, making trips to Japan, Europe, and around the United States on the highly praised Bad Time Records tour.

Philadelphia's The Bad Ups will release their upcoming LP, 'Life of Sin' on September 27 via Jump Start Records. You can stream the first single "Ego Trip" below.

Frontman Travis McKayle says,"'Ego Trip' is about finding your place in the world while staying true to yourself."

The four-piece punk band draws heavy inspiration from the Epitaph and Fat Wreck bands of the 90s and early 2000s, while also embracing the rhythms of traditional ska and reggae. Channeling the spirit of Bad Brains, they blend these genres into a unique sound.

London’s High Vis announces their highly anticipated new album Guided Tour, set for release on October 18th via Dais Records. Alongside the album announcement, High Vis shares new single “Mind’s a Lie,” which marks new sonic territory for the band, synthesizing inspirations from house, garage, and Pirate Radio into a dance-punk anthem. “Mind’s a Lie” takes stabs of sampled female vocals by celebrated South London singer and DJ Ell Murphy built into a razor wire rhythm of low-slung bass, tense drums, and sparkling guitar before vocalist Graham Sayle’s staunch voice barks harsh truths.

Origami Angel has announced the release of their new LP "Feeling Not Found" set for release on September 27, 2024.