Trash Boat - Heaven Can Wait

St Albans quintet Trash Boat have today announced their new album, ‘Heaven Can Wait’, for an October 4th release. To mark the announcement, the band have also released a new single, ‘Be Someone’, featuring Eric Vanlerberghe of I Prevail. Speaking of the collaboration, frontman Tobi Duncan say: “Eric’s wife was actually a fan of Trash Boat, which was how we ended up touring with them in the first place. We got on great on tour and he joined us on stage for a few guest spots throughout. During the tour, we asked if he’d be up for guesting on a new song and he was down.

My Fictions - Touch Of Glass

Boston-based hardcore band MY FICTIONS — Bryan Carifio (vocals), Tyler Bradley (guitar), Seamus Menihane (drums), and newcomer Michael Russo (bass) — recently announced that they signed to 1126 Records. Today, the band is pleased to reveal the new album, Touch Of Glass, which arrives August 23.

Nada Surf - Moon Mirror

Nada Surf has signed to New West Records and will release its anticipated new LP, Moon Mirror on September 13, 2024. The 11-song set was produced by the band with Ian Laughton (Supergrass, Ash) and recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studios in Monmouthshire, Wales. Moon Mirror is Nada Surf’s first album in four years and marks the 30th anniversary of their debut single, “The Plan”/“Telescope.”

Drug Church - PRUDE

Drug Church have returned! Today, punk's most beloved agitators are announcing their new album, PRUDE, due out October 4th from Pure Noise Records. For over a decade Drug Church have been building a strong case that they're the best loud guitar band in the game, and PRUDE feels like it just might be the undeniable proof. 

The Last Gang - Obscene Daydreams

California punk outfit, The Last Gang, is back with a vengeance. Their third studio album, Obscene Daydreams (due September 20th and available for pre-order), is a potent concoction of sharply written, hard-hitting punk anthems. The band, fronted by the ever-outspoken Brenna Red (vocals, guitar), is known for its infectious melodies and raw energy. Obscene Daydreams promises to deliver more of the same, tackling themes of anger, defiance, love, and self-belief.