Neck Deep - Neck Deep

UK-rock band Neck Deep have announced their upcoming self-titled album Neck Deep, set for release on January 19, 2024, via Hopeless Records. “We’re so stoked to announce our new self made, self titled record,” shares vocalist Ben Barlow. “With a return to roots approach, we made this record ourselves at our warehouse in North Wales, with Seb at the helm, and the rest of us over his shoulder, like it was at the start.”

Fabled Mind - Project Paradise

Copenhagen's Fabled Mind is debuting a new lyric video for "Altered Reality," the latest single off their new exclusive vinyl LP release 'Project Paradise,' an electrifying full-length dystopian concept album, emerging from the shadows as an experimental hybrid-genre phenomenon, deeply rooted in a love for the exhilarating punk rock of the 90s.

Grave Secrets - Til Your Lungs Fall Out

Los Angeles-based four-piece band Grave Secrets are sharing their latest single "F*ck Shit Up," off their upcoming debut album, 'Til Your Lungs Fall Out', which will be released on October 27 via Wiretap Records.

Grave Secrets seamlessly melds melodic punk & hardcore influences. Every member is a profound lover of nostalgic sounds with a modern touch. Grave Secrets works exclusively works with Alex Estrada (Joyce Manor & Touche Amore) at his Pale Moon Ranch studio. Wiretap Records will release the band's upcoming album later this year.

Calling Hours - Say Less

Revelation Records and Calling Hours are excited to announce the Friday, November 10 release of Say Less, the debut showcase from the east coast punk/rock band featuring veteran vocalist Popeye Vogelsang (Farside) and members of Don’t Sleep. An outcome of various collaborations, Say Less revisits the band members’ melodic punk sensibilities while working in a decidedly contemporary direction.

Wimps - City Lights

Wimps and Youth Riot Records are proud to release "City Lights," the title track for Wimps upcoming album, out October 13th.

“City Lights was written during the beginning of the pandemic when I was feeling very alone in a crowded city" says lead singer and composer Rachel Ratner says of the song, adding "It was a way to remind me we were all there for each other even when we couldn't physically see each other. Also Matt plays a ripping bass solo.”