New York City post-hardcore pioneers Quicksand have officially announced their highly anticipated new album, Bring On The Psychics, set for release on Friday, July 17. Marking a fresh chapter for the influential trio- Walter Schreifels (guitar/vocals), Sergio Vega (bass/vocals), and Alan Cage (drums) - the record bridges the band’s foundational ‘90s sound with the more exploratory direction of their recent work.
For over 25 years, 100 Demons have stood as one of hardcore’s most uncompromising forces— a band built on raw conviction and a sound that refuses to be boxed in. With Embrace the Black Light, their long-awaited third album incoming on Closed Casket Activities, Connecticut’s own deliver twelve tracks that push the boundaries even further.
The pop punk trio that is Egghead - equal parts razor-sharp hooks, rapid-fire wit, and basement-show velocity - operate in a very specific universe: one where power pop melodies collide with B-movie obsession, where MAD Magazine still sha
After three decades of pushing the boundaries of melodic hardcore, Calgary’s technical punk veterans Belvedere return with their seventh full-length album, Seven Years of Bad Luck, due out June 19 on Thousand Islands Records. The 11-track release arrives on the heels of an intense stretch of global touring and signals a band still evolving—restless, sharp, and as urgent as ever.
The Bouncing Souls have announced a new album, Born To Be, due out June 26. It’s the follow-up to 2023’s Ten Stories High, and it was produced by Will Yip. Opening track “The Light” is classic Souls, and you can check it out below.
Born To Be track listing:
We’re excited to premiere “Celestial,” the latest single from Samuel S.C. and the fourth entry in their monthly single series launched back in January.
On their first new album in 6 years, Austin’s American Sharks want us to know that they are Not Dead Yet.
Inspired by science fiction and the occult as well as Ramones and The Lillingtons, Italian pop-punks Proton Packs are back with their fifth full-length, Visions From The Void, out now on M
On their first new album in six years, New Found Glory deliver more of what we’ve come to expect from the band that took the pop-punk scene by storm 25 years ago.
While you can still hear the Bay Area pop-punk influences of Green Day on songs like ‘Party Eyes’ and ‘’, Greece’s The Overjoyed have moved into the grittier power-pop side of the neighborhood on t
