Throughout 2021, Vagrant Records is celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary with limited edition reissues and podcast that catches up with artists from the label's roster. In recent news, the label is selling a reissue of Let It Enfold by Senses Fail, and has just uploaded a new podcast episode featuring host Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids) chatting with Derek Grant (Alkaline Trio).
Underoath has set a release date of Jan. 14 for their seventh studio album and full-length, Voyeurist, coming courtesy of Fearless Records. The band recently shared a single, "Pneumonia," which is in part about the passing of guitarist Tim McTague's father. He elaborates, via press release: We started writing the … Read more
Australian post-rock group Hazards of Swimming Naked has announced the release of their debut album, Our Lines Are Down. The release marks the record's twelfth anniversary and comes as part of Bird's Robe Records' 10th anniversary celebrations. It's the first time the album will be available internationally -- coming officially … Read more
The world finally gets a debut album from DJ Abilities on October 29: Phonograph Phoenix via Rhymesayers Entertainment. Speaking of the record, Abilities comments: This album is the culmination of years of learning, growing, and creating. Given this was going to be my first release after so many years, I … Read more
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Don't Hold Your Breath is a new 4-song EP by Pittsburgh, PA metallic hardcore group 156/Silence. The band previous released Undercover Scumbag in 2018, followed by Irrational Pull in 2020 and now Don't Hold Your Breath, via ShartpTone Records. Listen to a new single, "The Wrong Sense:" Read more Don't … Read more
It's back-to-back thirtieth anniversary album posts at SPB (not to hint at our age or anything). Nirvana's classic Nevermind album celebrates its thirtieth anniversary -- originally released on Sept. 24, 1991 -- with a new deluxe edition coming Nov. 12. The new arrangement varies by format, including an 8LP+7" pack, … Read more
Tour dates are hard to commit to these days. And as Ministry celebrates the 30th anniversary of their The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste album, the dates keep moving -- now to March 2022 and with two new special guests: the Melvins and Corrosion of Conformity. The new … Read more
Portland, ME rockers Weakened Friends have a new record coming soon, the follow-up to their 2018 debut Common Blah. The new album, titled Quitter, comes on Nov. 19 and will be released by Don Giovanni Records. Think slacker '90s rock with bigger choruses and more refined punch. Check the title … Read more
Named Neckbolt, calling Austin, TX home, and featuring members of Exhalants, Power Pyramid, and Mom Jeans, a new group has sprung forth and will present its debut album to the world on Friday Nov. 5. The new record is called Midwestern Drawl and showcases seven tracks of guitar-driven noise-rock. The … Read more
A new collaboration featuring Eddie Spaghetti (Supersuckers) and Frank Meyer (The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs) is scheduled for released on Oct. 12. Dubbed directly as Eddie Spaghetti & Frank Meyer, the album is called Motherfuckin' Rock 'n' Roll and features lots of apostrophes and r 'n' r. A lot of terrible things … Read more
Out next month, The Copyrights have shared the second single from their upcoming Alone In A Dome album, their debut full-length with Fat Wreck Chords (and seventh overall). Playing Midwest-style pop-punk, the band formed in 2002, then slowed down around 2014. They return after a seven year hiatus with the … Read more
In their initial run, which began in 1993, Man or Astro-Man? released 10 albums. Now, in 2021, they're back with a new 3-song EP that throws us back even before they formed. Titled Space 1991 / Tenth Planet, the EP released via Earth Libraries this Wednesday, Sept. 22. “Over the … Read more
Flatspot Records will release a new LP, How Flowers Grow, from Santa Cruz, CA hardcore band Scowl on Nov. 19. The band shares one of the 10 new songs, "Bloodhound," now to get us hyped, noting in a statement: “This song in our opinion was the perfect introduction to the … Read more
Having lived in Buffalo, NY for a year just out of high school and experiencing everything the city had to offer, stuff like snow that lasts from October to April and, of course, Da Bills, I would expect that punk rock coming out of the area would be aggressive and … Read more
This month's featured stream comes from the Bayou City, TX rough 'n' tumble rock band, Killer Hearts. Skintight Electric is their debut, on Spaghetty Town Records, and it brings 10 songs of middle finger energy, to paraphrase the press sheet. It brings classic, swagger-laden dirty rock with a protopunk sensibility. … Read more
It's been 21 years since Radiohead shook things up with the release of Kid A. On Nov. 5, the band celebrates its 21st anniversary by releasing a new triple-disc collection that combines Kid A with Amnesiac, plus a third album of unreleased material from the recording sessions for those respective … Read more
A new album is coming from Emma Ruth Rundle on November 5. Titled Engine of Hell, the record will release on Sargent House, with Rundle sharing a new single ahead of time, "Return." Tones of vulnerability and pain define the record, though not without more positive glimpses. Read more Engine … Read more
For the first time in 31 years, the world gets a new Naked Raygun studio album. Titled Over the Overlords, the new album is the band's sixth full-length and first since Raygun...Naked Raygun in 1990. The current lineup features original member Jeff Pezatti on vocals, along with Eric Spicer, Bill … Read more
Ian Miller, currently of Kowloon Walled City and also a member of Puig Destroyer, Strangelight, Collapse Culture and more, has a solo record coming out soon under the name Interesting Times Gang. To be titled Beats, No Rhymes, No Life, the project is a seamless fusion of sounds befitting of … Read more
Don Letts/The Rebel Dread has a curated new 21-track collection of covers, inspired by early Jamaican ska and dub reggae's tradition of covering R&B singles, but with a stylistic twist that includes everything from "16 Tons" to "Lost in the Supermarket." Letts, who has worked a DJ and filmmaker and … Read more
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