Lone Wolf - Dark Thoughts

Rotterdam punk rockers Lone Wolf are back with their fourth studio album, 'Dark Thoughts', on Stardumb Records. 

Produced by the band and longtime collaborator Sharkee of The Real Danger, 'Dark Thoughts' is a mix of catchy melodies and high-energy punk rock. The album explores the struggles we face in daily life, from the pressures of work to the distractions around us. 

Radioactivity - Time Won't Bring Me Down

Jeff Burke and Radioactivity are back! 

Recorded over a long period of time and released ten full years (!) after their last LP (Silent Kill, 2015), 'Time Won't Bring Me Down' is the eagerly awaited 3rd LP! Nobody was really worried about Radioactivity dropping the ball after all this time. Jeff Burke’s track record (The Marked Men, The Reds, The Potential Johns, Lost Balloons, etc etc) speaks for itself, and has for over 25 years at this point. 

Customer Service - If You’re Here, You Must Be Fine

Halifax-hailing emo quartet Customer Service have announced plans for a third EP titled If You're Here, You Must Be Fine, out October 31 via Royal Mountain Records. 

Said to "explore themes of love, loss, and the unwavering friendships that keep us going despite it all," the EP was produced by longtime collaborator Owen Williams with mixing and mastering by Billy Mannino.

Armor For Sleep - There Is No Memory

Armor For Sleep announced the Friday, November 7 release of There Is No Memory, the seminal New Jersey post-hardcore band’s brand new studio album. The first offering since 2022’s acclaimed The Rain Museum, There Is No Memory was recorded with Sam Guaiana (Silverstein, The Devil Wears Prada, Between You and Me) and is a collection of songs that force the listener to question the very nature of their existence, of what makes us the people we are.

House & Home - I Won't Look For You

Alternative rock band House & Home is excited to announce their sophomore album I Won’t Look For You, set to be released on November 14th via Open Your Ears Records. Along with the news comes lead single “Swarm”. "We wanted to take everything that's worked about House & Home and turn it up to 11,” the band shares. “The making of this record was loud, scary, exciting, uncomfortable, and cathartic. We're very proud, and we hope you see yourself somewhere in it." About the new single, they add: "The song's pissed.