Following a 12-year hiatus, Bats & Mice are back with the forthcoming ’PS: Seriously.’ LP for Lovitt Records. An album for which the band - whose members have played in Sleepytime Trio, Engine Down, Denali, Rah Bras, Committees and Milemarker
After relocating to Seatlle from different cities, Kat Trash, Matt Bogie and Gwen Static met through a Craigslist ad, bonded over record collecting and a love of touring and decided to start Trash
With a decade of beers literally under their belt, Suck Brick Kid has defined themselves as “loud as fuck and fast as fuck.” This is mainly because their vocabulary is small and rudimentary at best but also because they really do both of
Nashville femmecore four-piece The Dreaded Laramie have announced their debut full-length album, 'Princess Feedback,' which arrives on July 5th via Smartpunk Records. The album heralds a confident shift in attitude which is, in no small part, an outcome of the group’s partnership with Grammy-winning producer Dave Schiffman (PUP, Vampire Weekend, Bayside). In his hands, The Dreaded Laramie push their sound into new territory. Note the textural wall of sound that announces “Life Is Funny” and a hitherto unheard fierce growl from the normally restrained MC at the track’s halfway mark.
Ultrabomb - Greg Norton (Husker Du), Finny McConnell (The Mahones), & Jamie Oliver (UK Subs) - will release its sophomore album 'Dying To Smile' worldwide on June 7th via DC-Jam Records. The album's first single "Rage Bomb" is now streaming.
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A few days ago, indie punks HIPPIE TRIM accompanied Australian band TROPHY EYES on tour and are now releasing the final single of their new EP "Morbid Orbit", which will be released digitally and on limited edition vinyl via Supervillain on May 31st.
“‘Dog Days’ is about leaving the past behind and starting a new chapter in life. Life often forces you to deal with different situations and the song tells the story of the moment you realize that things will never be the same again,” HIPPIE TRIM comment.
New England has always served as a breeding ground for some of the most passionate and heartfelt voices in hardcore. Featuring members of Verse and Defeater, Love Letter are the latest powerhouse to join this esteemed lineage.
KR Records (the label spearheaded by Supercrush frontman and fixture of PNW underground music, Mark Palm) has announced From Far It All Seems Small, a new compilation documenting the Seattle rock scene of 2024. Due out May 24th, the 14-song collection features new tracks from luminaries like Supercrush, TV Star, Shook Ones, Spiral XP, Star Party, Sun Spots, Fluung, and more--capturing not only an exciting moment in Seattle music, but also essential listening for fans of all things loud and catchy.
A new Hot Water Music album is always cause for celebration. That is even more true for ‘Vows,’ the band’ latest offering.
Celebrating an impressive three decades of playing punk rock is only given to a select few. Even fewer manage to do it with as much grace and success as Germany’s Donots.
