Ahead of their fall tour dates, acclaimed post-hardcore art rock pioneers Shudder to Think return with a new track and news of their first project in almost three decades. The three-song Who Sent You EP is due September 11th via Dischord Records, and its title track – a song that vocalist Craig Wedren notes, “unintentionally encompasses multiple eras of Shudder To Think” – is available now.
Jagger Holly has announced its fifth full-length LP, WET HOT EUROPEAN SUMMER.
Recorded at The Timber Room in Saalfelden, Austria, the album features 13 new tracks, engineered, mixed and mastered by Tombo of 7 Years Bad Luck, with cover design by Tommaso Eppesteingher.
Wet Hot European Summer track listing:
Colorado folk-punks Doom Scroll recently announced their new album, Exhausted Dialogue, out October 6 (pre-save).
Japanese punk trio Dizzy Sunfist will be releasing their new album, OUR DREAM IS NOT DEAD, on September 18 via Fat Wreck Chords.
Nearly two decades after Marien Nicotine left The Apers and started The Windowsill because he wanted to play punk rock again, the band is still very much alive and kicking.
Spike and the Gimme Gimmes have announced their new album Shit the Bed will be arriving October 23rd via Fat Wreck Chords. Along with the announcement, they shared their rendition of the Cyndi Lauper classic “Girls Just Want to Have Fun”.
Ska collective THE FAMILY BUSINESS LTD shares “Floor Burner,” the explosive first single from their debut self-titled album, out September 25 on Hellcat Records. Packed with grooving drumbeats and the infectious energy of two-tone ska, “Floor Burner” is the first taste of the collective.
The group shared, “’Floor Burner’ is the blueprint for THE FAMILY BUSINESS LTD. It was pieced together from three separate ideas and evolved into this pure party-starter. The whole point is simple: get on the floor and dance.”
Ready for a blast of loud, relentless and in-your-face streetpunk? The Mistakes have got you covered on what is already the band’s fifth full-length.
Atlanta punk band New Junk City have announced their fourth full-length album, Where Could I Go?, arriving November 6 via Lauren Records. The band offers the first preview of the record today with lead single “Lonely Now.”
“Lonely Now” captures the point when disappointment gives way to clarity. Against the wreckage of a relationship defined by backtracking, absence and repeated letdowns, New Junk City draws a firm line: “I won’t be the one / to hold your hand while you let me down.”
fish narc (the musical moniker of Olympia, WA-based songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Ben Funkhouser) has returned with the announcement of his new album, Uncle, due out October 16th via the legendary K Records.
