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Earlier this year Austin, TX based Gus Baldwin & The Sketch released a peppy new wave meets punk rock album simply called The Sketch. Now, lead vocalist and namesake Gus Baldwin is back with a solo, self-titled album too, out as of Oct. 24 on Permanent Teeth label. While The … Read more

Fire in the Mountains returns July 23-26, 2026 at Red Eagle Campground in East Glacier, MT, a heavy festival in a natural setting in the summer. The festival just added another wave of participating bands, including Baroness, The Ruins of Beverast, Midwife, and YOB. Read more Announced lineup: 16 Horsepower … Read more

Bowling For Soup and Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls will jointly hit Australia for a co-headlining tour next year, the "Bowl My Bones" tour, taking place in May. Bowling For Soup recently celebrated the 20th aniversary of A Hangover You Don't Deserve. Turner last released Undefeated (2024). Read more … Read more

The Dirty Nil has a new live album on the way, titled Live At The Dine Alone Store. The record comes out first for Record Store Day on Nov. 28 as an unofficial RSD release, and will also be sold at the Dine Alone Store in Toronto, ONT. It releases … Read more

Netherlands based musician Pete Barnes' Thistle Shifter has a post-rock Thistle Shifter has a new album in line, Forever The Optimist, coming out on Feb. 6, 2026 on FREIA Music. It is the third album from the cinematic, instrumental project and follows A Spectral Moon (2022) and Circles (2024). While … Read more

Los Angeles, CA indie band badsoma released their 6-song, self-titled EP yesterday. Formed as a solo project of multi-instrumentalist Armin Fard, it grew into a 6-member outfit similiar in sound to lyric-heavy indie rock such as Decemberists, Mountain Goats, and Bright Eyes. The new EP is a follow-up to Kicking … Read more

Dark Sky Burial, the project led by Shane Embury (Napalm Death) and Carl Stokes (Cancer, The Groundhogs, Current 93), has announced a new full-length next month, The Sacred Neurotic, set for release on Dec. 12 via Consouling Sounds. The latest album is also described as the most collaborative, with Embury … Read more

The new Home Front record, Watch It Die, comes out this Friday on La Vida Es Un Mus Discos, as we shared earlier -- but now we're back with a couple of updates. Namely, the band has booked a West coast tour that includes both US and Canada dates. The … Read more

Wharf Car Records will release the new compilation I Don't Know Right From Wrong: Lost La Peste 1976-1979 Vol. 1 next year on April 17, 2026. The double LP collects material from the late seventies on a double LP, plus a 30-page book with essary from members of The Cars, … Read more

The annual Chicago, IL event Cold Waves, long a bastion of darkwave and industrial music, has announced a more progressive and shoegazey tone for its 2026 spinoff, Space Echo, taking place on May 2. Next year's lineup will include Failure, celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of Fantastic Planet, as well as … Read more

Formed seven years ago, Sarasota, FL based emo/punk band Floating Boy has announced their debut full-length, a record called Perfect Place, kicking off the new year with a Jan. 1, 2026 release date. The band cites Fugazi and Jeff Rosenstock and inspiration -- a couple of tunes are available now … Read more

Scott McCloud is set to release his solo debut. McCloud's career has included work with Girls Against Boys, Soulside, Paramount Styles, and AGRIO, leading us to the present -- which begins with new single, "Come Round." His debut album is to be called Make It To Forever, out on Jan. … Read more

having just wrapped up their first tour in 17 yeras, Shudder To Think has released their first new music in nearly twice as long. The "Thirst Walk/Playback" single, available on 7" from Dischord Records. “The new songs are the first of a trove of new songs we’re working on together, … Read more

Juno Driver, born in Toney, AL and currently based in Portland, OR, has a new record on the way: if u knew me before i found myself, im so sorry is out Dec. 5 via No Gold. A new single came out this week, shared below -- an example of … Read more

Drunken Sailor Records just issued two new records on Friday Nov. 7: Fantasma - Phase IV and Wiccans - Quase, bands from New York and Texas, respectively. As they are out now, fans can look 'em up on your preferred streamers and real life record stores. Read more

Orphanage Named Earth is set to release the group's third album, Slaves and Kings, out "around Nov. 15" from Sanctus Propaganda. The new record features two tracks, each approximately 20 minutes in length, fusing d-beat and post-metal in their established sound. They did a live YouTube premiere of "Kings" last … Read more

Stomp Records, based in Montreal, QC, has announced a series of shows across Canada to celebrate the label's 30th anniversary. Since forming, the label has nearly 300 releases which have been distributed across more than 190 countries, often leaning into the punk and ska genres. Bands to play at the … Read more

Yesterday, Nov. 6, 2025, marked the release date for the debut album from instrumental band Maudits of France. The album began as an EP concept but expanded as it developed. Titled In Situ, the album is described as "a cinematic journey through light, void, and sonic doom" -- par for … Read more

Venamoris, the duo featuring wife-husband duo Paula and Dave Lombardo, is continuing their tradition of releasing seasonal music with the new winter holiday-minded "Dreaming of You," posted below. “What began as a one-time spark, has become an annual ritual,” Paula Lombardo says in a statement, adding “’Dreaming of You’ drifts … Read more

Prepping for new album 100%, out Nov. 14 on Flatspot Records, Raw Briage shared a 15-minute documentary that explores the straight edge band's origins and the hardcore scene in their native Columbia, directed by Derek Rathbun. The band will be on tour in the US with Agnostic Front in December. … Read more