With a new album scheduled to release on May 21, Reigning Sound shared the lead single this week: "A Little More Time."

The new single, which is also now available as a 7" single called “A Little More Time” b/w “Lonely Ghost,” is the band's first new music in 7 years. It continues the group's original blend of garage rock and Memphis soul. While Merge Records is handling the new full-length and single, a limited blue and red swirl version (autographed) is available along with an exclusive livestream performance courtesy of Goner Records as well.

The new album, A Little More Time With Reigning Sound features the band's original Memphis lineup of Jeremy Scott (bass), Greg Roberson (drums), and Alex Greene (keyboards)-- though Cartwright has relocated to Asheville in recent years.

Taken Days have shared a video for the song "How'd It Come To This."

The song will be included on the California band's upcoming album, Every Second..., which releases on March 19 via Wiretap Records.

Taken Days plays pop-punk influenced by the sounds of '90s and '00s punk and emo and previously released two EPs: Tem More Miles and Nowhere Slowly.

J. Wang's home-recorded new project, Come Closer, has announced its full-length album Pretty Garbage will release in April on Pirates Press (though still no exact date).

Wang, who has also played with Dan Padilla, Tiltwheel, Shallow Cuts, and more, shared a song called "High Life" this week, explaining:

"The song is about San Diego Legend Jason Weedon. He was the frontman for Run For Your Fucking Life and also played in the Kids, Tori Cobras as well as Sunnyside. Jason passed away unexpectedly in July of 2019," Wang, says, adding that the song was written in roughly 30 minutes shortly after Weedon's passing and it was the first song recorded for the album.

While the album is still to come, "High Life" will also be released on picture flexis by Pirates Press (and included in all mailorders while supplies last). Listen to the song after the bump, and seek out some of Weedon's works too.

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, who recently shared news of joining Hellcat Records and a new song, "The Final Parade," have now sent their save the date for the upcoming record.

The Boston ska-punk band will release its eleventh studio album, When God Was Great, on May 7 on their new label home. "The Final Parade" is the album's closing track. The album was co-produced by Ted Hutt (The Gaslight Anthem, Dropkick Murphys) and Tim Armstrong (Transplants, Jimmy Cliff).

Listen to another track, "I Don't Believe In Anything" this week (below).

Zach Gehring (Mae)'s new heavy, experimental project Demons has a new song online previewing an upcoming full-length called Privation.

Check out the single, "Play Acting Virtue" below.

The upcoming album releases April 30 on Spartan Records.

Gehring says:

This song was one of the earlier ones written for Privation. I was listening to a lot of Converge, and I still hear the influence applied through our filter. The music was written on an acoustic. It was a block headed riff that came alive when Drew built the drum part. He achieved the perfect balance of chaos and drive. Lyrically, I was caught up on this promise that truth somehow brings freedom, or truth liberates you. I think that can often have the opposite impact. I think the truth is often treated as a sort of shallow poetic device, or an ephemeral enlightenment. But it’s an obligation that never fully subsides.

The band also features Jon Anderson, Drew Orton, and Chris Matthews.

With a nwe album, La leggendia di Chong Li, set for release on April 2, Chicago's Devil's Teeth have shared a new video directed by Jon Hanusa to give listener's a preview. Called "Ride of the Devils Teeth," the song is one piece of a "spaghetti western garage rock operetta inspired by the character Chong Li from the martial arts film Bloodsport."

The band previously released Suki Yaki Hot!. Check out the new video below. La leggendia di Chong Li will release on Triple Eye Industries.

April 2 will bring us the debut album from Sunday State, a Pacific Northwest group featuring members of Mudhoney, Mission Spotlight, and The Pynnacles), a self-titled album to release on No Night Travel Recordings.

The project began with Michael Carothers and Kurt Foster, who later recuitred Jeremy Dietz (Mission Spotlight) on bass, Thom Sullivan (The Pynnacles) on drums, and Steve Turner (Mudhoney/Green River) as the project developed.

Check out the song "White Pine County," which was recorded with Ken Stringfellow (The Posies, Big Star), who also plays bass on this particular track.

Oh the Humanity! return with a new LP later this spring.

The new self-titled release will be available on April 16 via Hellminded Records, first debuiting on digital platforms next Friday, March 12. But, even sooner, the band as a new song they've shared at New Noise called "Wit's End."

"Wit's End" showcases the band's approach to melodic hardcore, honed since their formation in 2012.

Hailing from the border city of Mexicali, Silent brings a melancholy brand of post-punk with occasional surf rock riffs and has toured both the US and Mexico alongside bands like Dead Cross and The Locust. They will release their long-awaited sophomore LP Modern Hate on Three G Records next month, their first album since 2015’s A Century of Abuse.

Modern Hate releases on April 23rd. Check out their single “End” below, and pre-order the record here.