German melodic punk band No Guidance has announced their second album, the upcoming Late to the Party, which will release this fall via Thousand Island Records. The release date itself remains to be formally announced, but in the meantime the band shares a new single: "Oh Hell." No Guidance last released Fireworks for Arsonists in 2021 (Melodic Punk Style/Punk & Disorderly Records).
Learning Curve Records has announced a new album form Minneapolis, MN based Murf. The band will release a new 12-song LP titled Already Dead on June 7. The heavy yet punky band formed in 2014 and features a lineup of Jeffrey Truckenmiller, bassist/vocalist Evan Clark, guitarists Hunter Ness and Tom Davoux, … Read more
Scheduled for July 26-28 near Nelsonville, OH, the 18th annual festival has announced it's lineup for the year. Artists include Killer Mike, Amyl & the Snifffers, Courtney Barnett, Bob Mould, Bonnie Prince Billy, Sheer Mag, and more. Learn more via their website. Read more The 2024 lineup includes: Killer Mike, … Read more
it's true. After nearly four decades playing trash rock meets garage-punk, The Monsters will soon embark on their first tour of the USA's West Coast, plus dates in Mexico. The Switzerland-based band caught up with SPB for a 2022 interview here. Read more The Monsters Mexico & US West Coast … Read more
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Optic Sink, formed by Natalie Hoffmann (NOTS), Ben Bauermeister (Magic Kids), and Keith Cooper (Jack Oblivian & The Sheiks), will head west this May on a US tour. The band has two albums thus far, a debut (Goner Records, 2020) and Glass Blocks (Feel It Records, 2023). Consider the bands named above, … Read more
It's new podcast episode time and you know what that means – go here to listen to it, or subscribe via Apple Podcasts or other podcast apps here. This episode features music from Nastyfacts, The Senders, Attic Salt, Chat Pile, Clown Sounds, Howardian and more. Go listen! Read more
An upcoming tour, Sessanta, will celebrate the 60th birthday of Maynard James Kennan, best known as the vocalist of Tool. The tour recreates the one-off 2014 Los Angeles event, Cinquanta, in tour form -- and now with an EP too. The lineup for the tour features Puscifer, A Perfect Circle, and … Read more
The Decemberists have announced their ninth studio album following a six year hiatus. The band shared a 19-minute long single, "Joan in the Garden" this week, along with news that the group will release As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again on June 14. Perhaps not shocking, given that … Read more
Brazilian punk band Armada is back, announcing a new album this spring on Pirates Press Records. The band return with Tales of Treason, their first record since a pair of EPs in 2018-'19 (Bandeira Negra and Ditadura Assassina). The current lineup features four members of Blind Pigs. Read more The label just released … Read more
1990s reissue label Solid Brass Records has announced a discography release from Knoxville, KY punk band The Red Scare. The double LP is a remastered reissue of their full discography. Members went on to play in Panthers, Cloudland Canton, and New Brutalism following their 1997-2000. Titled Smoky Mountain High, the discog … Read more
Chris Broach (Braid, The Firebird Band, SNST) has kicked off a new series of singles, playing with a variety of bands and releasing on a variety of labels throughout 2024. The concept is described as "A focus on guitar driven, dynamic, poly-rhythmic, and odd-timed songs that 'just feel right.'" The first single … Read more
A new double alum is out next month from Einstürzende Neubauten. Titled Rampen (apm: alien pop music), it will release on April 5. Now in year 44, the band formed in 1980 and has pushed the boundaries of genre for pieces of five decades. "Rampen (apm: alien pop music) is pop … Read more
In a week of reissue news, the 20th anniversary of Streets Got Yo Baby by Eastside Suicides is also coming up, with the 2004 album from the Austin, TX punk band set for a May 10 re-release of their debut album. The new edition includes new art, photos, and four previously … Read more
UK horrorcore label We Are Horror Records has announced a new signing: the addition of Toria and The Terror, featuring Toria Terror, Aaron Stafford, Luke Dolphin, and Tristan Smith. The Liverpool-based band incorporate queerpunk into their take on the horrorcore sound while citing the influence of the Misfits, Bauhaus, and My Chemical Romance. … Read more
Stephen Hamm, a legendary figure in the Vancouver music and arts scene for over three decades, is proud to announce the release of his second single, "Are You Receiving Me?", from his upcoming album Songs of the Future. Fans of Slow, The Evaporators, and Tankhog take note. Stephen's album will drop from … Read more
Members of Oranssi Pazuzu, K-X-P, Grave Pleasures, and Aavikko have come together with a new synth project called Haunted Plasma. Their debut album, I, will release on May 31 on Svart Records and also features guest contributions from Mat McNerney (Hexvessel, Carpenter Brut, Grave Pleasures/Beastmilk,) Ringa Manner (Ruusut, The Hearing), and … Read more
Metalcore band Sock, whose album 3243 has been out of print for some time, will soon see a reissue courtesy of Minus head Records. The defunct Sacramento, CA band similar in style to Far, Will Haven, and Crosses. 3243 was recorded in 1995 and, per press release, "no official photos of the band … Read more
Hummus Records has released a new single from Coilguns, Venetian Blinds, available on 7" and digitally. The new single comes as the band preps for an April tour in support of Pupil Slicer, following-up a collaborative EP with Birds in Row that was released earlier this year. They may be … Read more
On May 31, Slim Cessna's Auto Club will release a new album in year 32 of the band's history. That record is titled Kinnery of Lupercalia: Buell Legion, the second part of a Lupercalia trilogy from the Denver, CO-based dark-folk project, a fantasy meets folk meets distinctly Denver project. The group … Read more
Soul Glo recently visited NPR Music for it's "NPR Tiny Desk Session" series, sharing a 15-minute live clip of the band, who last released Diaspora Problems in 2022 (Epitaph). The band has been busy on the road since, including an upcoming jaunt with Mannquin Pussy. Watch the set here. Read more … Read more
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