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Records: Bloodguilt: The release date

News — March 1, 2025

Bloodguilt teased us with "Straight Ahead" last month. Now, the bardcore band with members of Taken, Stavesacre, Focused, Project 86, Starflyer 59, is back with another single and a release date for the band's debut EP.  Bloodguilt will release the self-titled Bloodguilt EP on April 4 on …

Records: Spark of Life w/ Fred Armisen

News — March 29, 2025

Spark of Life are prepping to released Plagued By The Human Condition, the post-hardcore band from southern California's second LP. The new record comes out on May 30 on New Age Records. The band just shared a cover of That Dog's "Never Say Never," featuring friend of the …

Records: Another Death Pill

News — April 11, 2025

Death Pill, the trashy Ukrainian trio, is back with a new album called Sologamy, out June 20 via New Heavy Sounds. It's the band's second album, and the first written since the group's members have been forced apart by war -- one member staying in Kyiv, with others in …

Records: Pop Free is available

News — May 19, 2025

Pop Free, from southern California, just released a new 6-song EP called Spring, out as of May 16 on New Morality Zine. The emo/indie/post-punk band plays DIY-tinged thoughtful music in tune with bands like At The Drive-In, Fugazi, and Jimmy Eat World, with Spring being their debut release.

Records: Porcupine releases Under The Altar

News — July 17, 2025

Midwest heavy noise punk Porcupine has a new album, out now. New Morality Zine released Under The Altar yesterday. The 6-song record is streaming below and follows last year's All Is Vapor.

Records: xNULLIFYx Illinois hardcore

News — August 8, 2025

New Morality Zine record label just released a new 5-song self-titled EP by xNULLIFYx. The straight edge band from Illinois, originally out of Peoria and Kankakee, play metallic hardcore built of the 2010s scene Speaking of the record, the band says: Anger, hate, and apathy can easily …

Records: An announcement from Calling All Captains

News — September 21, 2025

Edmonton, AB based Calling All Captains just shared "A New Type of Grey," the first song off a new EP out early next year. The Things That I've Lost will release on Jan. 9 on New Damage Records. The band is on the road in Canada next week.

Records: Pohgoh + Samuel S.C.

News — September 26, 2025

New Granada Records and Waterslide Records have teamed up for a split 10" featured Pohgoh and Samuel S.C. (formerly Samuel), out The two 1990s-formed emo bands have stayed active, releasing new music in 2018 and 2021, respectively. The legend behind this split is that the bands reconnected at …

Records: Gallop by 0 Miles Per Hour

News — September 27, 2025

Hook-driven Florida group 0 Miles Per Hour has announced a 5-song EP coming out soon courtesy of New Moralitz Zine. The EP is titled Gallop, a fitting word for the band's high-energy strut.  “This EP feels like us coming into our own,” the band says in a …

Records: Summer Blue is here

News — October 3, 2025

New Morality Zine released a self-titled, 4-song EP from Summer Blue yesterday, Oct. 1. The San Jose, Ca based indie pop band play textured, soothing yet carefully crafted guitar-driven indie rock. They formed in 2022 and this is their first release. The cd version includes a bonus fifth track, …

Tours: Continuals, Samuel S.C., and Pohgoh travel to Several States

News — December 3, 2025

Continuals, Samuel S.C., and Pohgoh have teamed up for a multi-state tour with a pitstop at Several States Festival in Chicago, IL on Jan. 17. Continuals and Samuel S.C., both of Washington, DC, play three dates together and then Pohgoh, of Tampa, FL, will join them at the festival …

Records: A Sharp Decline from Holy Dose

News — February 28, 2026

Available now on streaming and soon via vinyl, Holy Dose of Tampa, FL, has released a 4-song EP called Sharp Decline. The band, comprised of members of Dogmatic, Contention, The Arrival Note, Afterthought, Yr Glow, Sugar Coat, and Zero Mob, play '90s alt rock-inspired tunes through a punk …

Records: Si Dios Quiere EP

News — April 18, 2026

New Morality Zine just released a new 3-song EP from Si Dios Quiere of Chicago, IL, a self-titled EP with multiple guest spots too. You can stream the short-play metallic hardcore record below.

Dealbreaker – New Sides

Review — May 23, 2026

Dealbreaker popped onto my radar as part of a package tour with Pro Wrestling, who cold called me with a Penske File namedrop. This story is a bit of a Canadian roundabout, but their methodology worked: I listened to their music and dug it enough to review it. And …

Deafheaven – New Bermuda

Review — October 12, 2015

Looking back at Sunbather, Deafheaven's sophomore release, it is very easy to understand how that album was able to become the point of dispute within the black metal realm. The debut album of Deafheaven, Roads To Judah, was easier to come to terms with. Its blend of black …

Riverside – Shrine of New Generation Slaves

Review — May 14, 2013

Riverside is one of those surprise acts, emerging out of Poland to somehow join the ranks of Dream Theater and Porcupine Tree as one of the biggest progressive bands of the 00s. And with critically acclaimed albums like Second Life Syndrome and Rapid Eye Movement under their belt, they've proven …

Pretty Girls Make Graves – The New Romance

Review — February 28, 2004

'What is this band? Quasi-popular tripe not worth my time. What's the problem? The band is way too dependent upon the guitars to entertain the audiences. Although the guitarists do excellent work at times in the album, it's not enough to make this bad band good. Is the band any …

Boris – New Album

Review — December 5, 2011

New Album is a bit of a misnomer, at least on this side of the pond. It was actually released all the way back in March in Japan, two months before Heavy Rocks and Attention Please were released globally. The rest of the world had to wait until November to …

Arjen Anthony Lucassen – Lost in the New Real

Review — August 17, 2012

Few musicians are quite as busy as the Dutch composer and multi-instrumentalist Arjen Anthony Lucassen. Though he's known principally for being the brain behind the immense collaborative project Ayreon, Lucassen has headed no less than four other bands, including progressive metal band Guilt Machine, ambient metal band Ambeon …

Anthony Raneri – New Cathedrals EP

Review — August 6, 2012

While he’s best known as the front man for Long Island pop-punk juggernauts Bayside, Anthony Raneri has been making a name for himself as a solo artist for some time. Participating in the inaugural Where’s The Band tour a few years back, Raneri charmed crowds with acoustic renditions of …