Chicago punk mainstays The Brokedowns are back, and they’ve brought 13 new songs of fury, satire, and full-throttle heart with them. Their new album, Let’s Tip the Landlord, arrives November 21 via Red Scare Industries.
Central Massachusetts emo outfit Good Sleepy has announced their sophomore LP CONSTANT HUMMING set for release on February 13th, 2026. With the news, they return with the first single off their forthcoming record “TRAP,” available to stream now on all platforms.
With “TRAP,” Good Sleepy ventures into darker, more volatile sonic territory, without losing the heart that’s driven them from the start.
GUV is back! Today the long-running, ever-changing, and reliably fantastic project of guitar pop extraordinaire, Ben Cook, has returned with the announcement of his new album, Warmer Than Gold, arriving January 30th via Run For Cover Records.
Angel Du$t recently joined forces with Run For Cover Records and today they've announced their new album, Cold 2 The Touch. Arriving February 13th, the record is a 26-minute blast of eclectic and hard-hitting music that makes it clear that Angel Du$t can’t be contained within the confines of narrow subgenres, and that a term as elemental as rock & roll might actually fit like a glove.
As The FEST returns to Gainesville next week, few releases capture its spirit better than Live at The FEST, out this Friday on DCxPC Live (pre-
Recollection is a new cross-country band made up of members of Haywire, Skinhead, Hammer Bros, Rude Awakening, and more, and today they've announced their debut EP, Vivid Dreams, due out November 7th via Pop Wig Records.
After more than a decade away from the full-length game, Horace Pinker is back and still firing on all cylinders.
Wes Hoffman & Friends are gearing up for their next chapter with the release of their second full-length album, For The Better, via SBÄM Records. Today, we are premiering their heartfelt new single “Promises”.
Sad Snack, the San Francisco treat! Breaking into the music scene following a hit cover of The Mountain Goats’ “No Children,” this queer, nonbinary ska punk band is known for throwing depressing snack foods at audiences and befriending wild local furries. The sometimes 4-piece horn section powerfully compliments the sardonic, heartfelt storytelling. Sad Snack was voted Best Ska of 2024 by the legendary 924 Gilman.
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Chicago punk mainstays The Brokedowns are back, and they’ve brought 13 new songs of fury, satire, and full-throttle heart with them. Their new album, Let’s Tip the Landlord, arrives November 21 via Red Scare Industries (pre-order).
