Cro-Mags, fronted by bassist Harley Flanagan, have a new single coming via Victory Records -- it's the first new music in 20 years from the hardcore pioneers. Titled Don't Give In, the 3-song EP will be available on limited press vinyl on August 2.

"I had a lot of inspiration writing these songs; I experienced a lot of loss-- the loss of friends, by suicide, cancer, depression, mortality and ultimately the beauty of life; and the need to fight for it, for every breathe,” Harley Flanagan said in a recent interview with Revolver. “We all fight our battles, and they are different, but none of us are unique in the fact that we have to fight, and often alone. In that way we all have something in common.

“I feel like I crashed and burned enough times and managed to rise back up. But that is life; you have to fight for what you want, and you also have to know how temporary it all is. This is a lot of what inspired these songs."

Besides Flanagan, the new materia features Gabby Abularach (Gil Evans Orchestra and also played on Cro-Mags’ Alpha Omega and Near Death Experience, Rocky George (formerly of Suicidal Tendencies and Fishbone and on Revenge, and Gary "GMan" Sullivan (the B-52's, Berny Worrel of Parliament Funkadelic, TM Stevens.

The band plays three dates with the Misfits in September and will head to Europe this fall.

Deranged Records will release a new LP on July 19, HAPPY. The band just revealed a track with the same title here.

Formed in 2015 in Gainesville, FL, HAPPY, is the group's second album.

Frank Turner, who performs tonight at King Tuts in Glasgow, has a new album on the way. On August 16, Turner will release his eighth solo album, titled No Man's Land.

More than an album title, Turner recorded the record with producer Catherine Marks and a group of female musicians to help support its theme of overlooked women. "These stories should have been told already," Turner says in summary of the record. It will have an accompanying podcast series, "Tales From No Man's Land" giving further depth. "And I suspect if they were men they would be better known."

Turner address potential negative reaction to the concept as well: "It's not telling anyone what to do or how to live or how to be," he adds. "If there was a crowded field of people writing songs about Princess Kassiani then I would see the argument for me bowing out, but there isn't...No-one else is writing these songs right now. That's why I want to share these stories."

The album will release on Xtra Mile Recordings/Polydor Records.

The Body and Uniform have announced a new collaborative record between the two bands. Titled Everything That Dies Someday Comes Back, it will release on August 16 on Sacred Bones.

The album title comes from a Bruce Springsteen lyric, with many more literary influences seeping into the collective project.

Listen to "Penance" from the record here:

With the new album Beyond the Door set to release on August 23 (Merge Records), Redd Kross have premiered a second track from the upcoming record, "What's A Boy To Do?" embedded after the jump.

The band previously released "Beyond the Door," which can be found at YouTube.

The band will also embark on a US tour with the Melvins this fall, with bassist Steven McDonald and Melvins' drummer Dale Crover each pulling double-duty for both bands while on the road.

The long-running Subhumans (UK) are back with a new LP, Crisis Point, on September 13 on Pirates Press Records.

Active from 1980-1985 and then reunited in the 2000s, the band last released Internal Riot in 2007 on their own Bluurg Records.

"Sorry about the decade wait for something new, we don't get to practice much! Anyways, it's a stormer, with ten new songs about terror/pollution/mind control...and similar reflections on a world in crisis," frontman Dick Lucas says of the new record.

The band is known for its polical lyrcis, and the anarcho-punk UK scene of the 1980s.

Featuring members of The Locust, Run With The Hunted, Fissue, Weak Flesh, and ACxDC, Deaf Club has unleashed a video tor the song "Bright Side Of Death" from a soon to come EP, courtesy of Three One G Records.

Comprised of Justin Pearson (The Locust, Dead Cross, Planet B), Brian Amalfitano (ACxDC), Scott Osment (Weak Flesh), Jason Klein (Run With The Hunted), and Leo Ulfelder (Fissure) the band plays blastbeat hardcore with pauses, effects, and elements of crust, thrash, and grind tossed in.

Baltimore, MD's angular Multicult will release its fifth album, Simultaneity Now, on August 2 on Learning Curve Records.

Check out the song "Grieflex" below, plus tour dates for when the band sets off across the US, including dates with Super Thief and Tongue Party.

Mean Jeans have unleased a new single called "Party Line" as a teaser of their upcoming new album titled Gigantic Sike.

Gigantic Sike features 11 new songs in total and releases on August 30 on Fat Wreck Chords. Give a listen to the single after the bump.

"These songs are fun and fast, but at their core, they're about the bleak existence of a party boy," guitarist/vocalist Billy Jeans says, offering insight about the new material. "All of my favorite Mean Jeans songs have an element of sadness, cynicism, or darkness to them. They're dumb, but there's honesty in the lyrics."

Gigantic Sike will be the band's fourth full-length release.