Mayday Parade - Mayday Parade Lofi

Mayday Parade are excited to announce their new EP Mayday Parade Lofi, out March 8th. The EP is a collaboration with Less Gravity that puts a dreamy, vaporwave soaked spin on some of the band’s most beloved songs, including “Jamie All Over (lofi)” which debuts today along with the news of the EP. "The Lofi EP was something we all wanted to experiment with and see how some of our music would adapt to the genre,” share’s the band’s Jake Bundrick. “Collaborating with Less Gravity made this all possible.

Ride - Interplay

Ride returns with the news of their seventh studio album, Interplay, out March 29th via Wichita Recordings / PIAS. The new record is the Oxford four-piece’s third since reforming in 2014, having now been together longer in their current second phase than their original iteration as 90’s shoegaze pioneers. The announcement is accompanied by the album’s first single, "Peace Sign," out now.

Barely Civil - I'd Say I'm Not Fine

"I’d Say I'm Not Fine," is Barely Civil’s amalgamation of the rage, pain, and self-framing that came in the wake of the COVID pandemic. Bitter at times, hopeful and direct in others, this album is a conscious attempt to answer the questions presented in the band's debut and sophomore installments.

Produced & Mixed by Chris Teti (The World Is…, Fiddlehead, Anxious)

 

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Teens In Trouble - What's Mine

'What's Mine' is the debut LP from Teens In Trouble. Hailing from Raleigh NC, indie punk influenced by bands like the BREEDERS, MOMMA, BEACH BUNNY, PIXIES WEEZER. Fronted by singer/songwriter Lizzie Killian with guest appearances by Stefan Babcock from PUP, Mike Huguenor from DEATH ROSENSTOCK, Lucy Giles from DOG PARTY. Produced by Randy Moore. Recorded at DISTRICT RECORDING in San Jose, California.

 

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Split System - Vol. 2

Melbourne, Australia's Split System have announced their new album, 'Vol. 2'. The album continues to flex out the high voltage proto punk that Split System have modified as their own. A swift and compact display of eleven songs, the album perfectly combines muscular street punk with hooks doused in classic rock. Releasing via Goner Records, the Australian five-piece are a must listen to for fans of Osees, The Hives, and The Chats.