The Descendents are back with a song for prex 45 that's approximate 45-seconds long.

Titled "That's The Breaks," the song follows the band's 2020 single Suffrage in tone. Watch it below.

Formed in 1978, Descendents last full-length was Hypercaffium Spazzinate in 2016.

Bound/Cured, a new x-ray flexi from Bleach Everything, comes out Jan. 29 through Dark Operative.

"Bound" is streaming online now, the first half of the new release. Brent Eyestone speaks to the band's approach on the new material:

When we made the RFTCC (Rocket from the Crypt Covers) recording last year, it unintentionally helped crack the code of how to blend melodic singing with harsher vocal elements. It always feels jilted and outright comical on my ears whenever Warped Tour-type bands attempt to blend guttural death metal vocals with pop punk choruses. I've always loved the concept of raging verses and anthemic choruses, but there's a very specific, kill-the-Death-Star-type precision involved with striking the right balance between those elements. Killing Joke are masters at it. Boysetsfire was one of the first bands ages ago that planted the seed that it's possible in more hardcore-oriented music. But working on RFTCC made it all finally click for our band... and we were more than happy to open up that new bag of tricks on 'Bound/Cured.' I still remember where I was and how it felt the first time I heard Graham's guitar melody on the chorus of 'Bound.' I instantly knew exactly what the song needed to be and heard the vocal parts just as immediately. It excited me far more than it terrified me, which was previously my default setting toward melodic singing in any band I've ever been in.

The band is also working on a new full-length.

It's 2021 and the world is as unpredictable as ever.

On January 31, several bands from Lookout! Records will reunite online for "Lookout Zoomout #1," featuring the singers and songwriters of The Mr. T Experience, Pansy Division, the Queers, cub, the Crumbs, and the Smugglers.

This is the first of a planned monthly series of Lookout! related online concerts throughout the year, presented by Oceanside Productions.

Active from 1987-2012, the label founded by Larry Livermore and David Hayes released notable records by Green Day, Operation Ivy, the Donnas, the Mr. T Experience, Screeching Weasel, and so so many more (Avail, American Steel, Citizen Fish, the list goes on...)

Hit the bump for more details. SPB recently caught up with Livermore to reminisce in our sound-focused series "What's That Noise?"

NOFX are back with Single Album, a 10-song record produced by Bill Stevenson and Jason Livermore, due for release on Feb. 26.

Single Album is the band's 14th full-length and is being promoted as their most personal to date.

They shared a lead single, "Linewleum,” earlier this week (watch it below).

Says Fat Mike:

I have no idea why "Linoleum" is THE NOFX song that is covered by so many bands while other NOFX songs get hardly any attention. "Linoleum" wasn't a single, it had no video, it got no radio play, and most importantly, it didn't even have a chorus!!! All popular songs have choruses! WTF! So, One night I stayed up till 4:00 am checking out all the different versions on YouTube. Watching hundreds of bands from over 28 countries (mostly Indonesia) doing "Linoleum" was a humbling experience for me. So I decided to write a song that was a shout out to all those people that learned those four chords and remembered the non-rhyming lyrics. Then I asked the biggest of all the bands (Avenged Sevenfold) to play some leads on the song. Then M Shadows suggested we do a video together. Then I figured I should put all of the bands in the video. Well, I couldn't fit all the bands, but I picked a bunch of cool ones! A song about not playing a song that's not a hit song with a video about other bands covering the song! This is why I love punk rock writing punk songs. Rules out the door!

Currently scheduled for October 8-10 in Porto, Portugal, Amplifest 2021 has announced additional pieces of the three-day festival line-up.

We previously shared news of Cult of Luna, Caspian, and Holy Fawn. Now the fest has added Amenra, Oranssi Pazuzu, Envy, Wolves in the Throne Room, Jo Quail, and Telepath.

Post-rockers God Is An Astronaut return with a new full-length record called Ghost Takes #10, on Feb. 12 through Napalm Records.

Kicking things off with the "Fade" video (below), the new record is the band's 20th studio album (hence the name) during their roughly 20 year career.

Chicago musicial Rat Tally has joined 6131 Records and, as of yesterday, released a new single "Shrug" on the new label hom.

With a style described as alternately straight forward and poetic, Rat Tally previously self-released an EP named When You Wake Up, leading to 6131 taking notice.

Listen to the single below.

Kali Masi has a new LP coming in early spring, with a title ripped straight from SPB's interview style guide: [laughs].

An advance animated video is out now, "Trophy Deer," which we've embedded below.

The new record releases March 26 on Take This To Heart Records and Homebound Music (EU).

Urban Idols, a late '90s Chicago punk band featuring members of The Vindictives and The Methadones, have a new EP of unreleased goodies from their 2000 Sonic Iguana recording sessions.

Twenty years after the fact, Punkhead Records is releasing them as a 5-song EP called Revisited -- including the song "Conspiracy" with a video shared after the jump.