This month Scene Point Blank is excited to host the debut full-length from Atlanta’s Reconciler. Titled Set Us Free, the album comes out on February 1 on A-F Records.

The band originally formed in 2016 and pull a variety of influences from Americana, post-hardcore, and more while falling, style-wise, into a “Southeast meets East Bay” sound.

Check out the record here:

Holger Danske, the latest relase from Old Firm Casuals, is streamin in full at Decibel Magazine. The record will release on March 15 on vinyl, CD, and digitally via Pirates Press Records.

The band features Lars Frederiksen (also of Rancid).

 Busybody Dave Hause is back with a new solo record, this one titled Kick, to release on Rise Records on April 12.

It is the fourth solo record by Hause, who also performs with Loved Ones, The Falcon, and others.

The Yawpers have announced the upcoming release of Human Question, set for release on April 19 on Bloodshot Records. The album is a follow-up to Boy in a Well. This time around, the Denver triowrote and recorded the album in a two-month period and tracked live in a room for a live energy.

“I wanted to take a crack at using these songs as therapy, really,” said Nate Cook (vocals/guitar) says of the new album. “I think I’ve always been inclined to write more towards the dregs of my psyche, and explore my depressions and trauma, rather than describe a way out.”

The band will announce corresponding tour datesi n April-May in the US, in Europe in May-June, and a stop at SXSW in March.

On the heels of last year's We Can Pretend full-length (Asian Man Records), duo Ogikubo Station have scheduled a UK tour this JUne. The band features Mike Park (Asian Man Records' founder, Skankin' Pickle, and more) alongside Maura Weaver (ex-Mixtapes).

Dates are below.

Since beginning his music carer in 1998, Bloodshot Bill has more than 35 releases. Come and Get Your Love Right Now, released yesterday on Goner Records, is his seventh full-length.

The holwing, one-man, one-guitar artist will be touring extensively, including dates in Canada, US, and Mexico in the coming months. Listen to "Hook Me" after the bump.

A new Spotlights drops on April 26. Titled Love & Decay, it is the band's first album as a trio, with touring drummer Chris Enriguez officially joining with Mario Quintero (guitar/vocals) and Sarah Quintero (bass/vocals).

The album will be released on Ipecac Recordings. A video for "The Age of Decay" is streaming now.

Three One G is releasing a new self-titled flexi-disc and digital EP by More Pain, a two person project between Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and Justin Pearson (Dead Cross, The Locust, Retox).

The EP is open to pre-orders now and a video to the song "Hammering Tenderness" is online now.

Next month All Them Witches will kick off a North American tour with Plague Vendor.

The band released ATW last year (New West Records, and has since parted ways with its keyboardist, continuing as a power trio of Ben McLeod, frontman Charles Michael Parks, Jr., and drummer Robby Staebler. 

The tour begins on March 1.