Rebuilder - Local Support

Rebuilder return today with “Another Round”, a pop-punk belter that comes flying out of the gates and barely pauses for breath through four minutes of crunching guitars and soaring synth. “Another Round” follows the May release of “Hold On” and together these two singles showcase the two unique songwriting voices that have come to define Rebuilder. While “Hold On” was the domain of Sal Ellington, “Another Round” finds Craig Stanton stepping up to deliver a reflection on choice and consequences on the road to what is and what could’ve been.

Worriers - Trust Your Gut

On September 15, Worriers will release their new album Trust Your Gut on Ernest Jenning Record Co. (pre-order). Trust Your Gut is the band's first studio album in years and features band members Atom Willard (Against Me!, Social Distortion), Franz Nicolay (The Hold Steady), Frank Piegaro and Cayetana’s Allegra Anka. The album follows the band's acclaimed home-recorded album Warm Blanket which was released earlier this year.

March - Get In

Get In track list:

  1. Tell Your Kids We'll Be Alright
  2. All On Red
  3. Angel Wings
  4. Danger Smiles
  5. Valley
  6. Never Go Back
  7. Heart Undressed
  8. Vultures
  9. Second To Destroy
  10. The Great Escape
  11. Sceptic's Creed
  12. Rise

As Friends Rust - Any Joy

As Friends Rust have announced their long-awaited new full-length, Any Joy, set for release August 18th on End Hits Records. The melodic punk and hardcore pioneers have created an impactful seven songs, marking their first new music since 2020 and first full album since 2001. Originally formed in the late ‘90s, As Friends Rust has been through a few iterations, but it is the core line-up of vocalist Damien Moyal, guitarist Joseph Simmons, guitarist James Glayat, and drummer Timothy Kirkpatrick that are creating thought-provoking melodic punk music for the modern age.

Bearings - The Best Part About Being Human

Bearings have announced their third album The Best Part About Being Human, due for release on August 18 via Pure Noise Records. Produced by Sam Guaiana (Silverstein, Between You & Me), the new album features the most tightly honed songwriting of Bearings’ near-decade career, instantly nostalgic for sweaty summer festivals and finger-pointed singalongs while serving as a clear indication of where the pop-punk genre is headed.