Los Mal Hablados, Picket Line, Twin Victims, Sneer, and so much more!

What do Hans Gruber & the Die Hards, Beef, JER, the Bad Ups, and World of Chaos have in common?

Fans of Dead Bars, Iron Chic, and the Raging Nathans will find this right up their alley.

Let's dive into the first wave of announcements for Capital Radio Day 2026

1876 Have released a new single and visualizer for their song “Lights.” It’s a passionate, poignant piece that speaks to seeking a place...

Mark your calendars, folks—June 7, 2025

After a hiatus following their 2019 comeback album  Wild Gods , The Number Twelve Looks Like You has blasted back onto the scene with an...

Punk aficionados and noise-rock devotees, gather around. Chat Pile is here to unsettle your peace with "Masc," the latest single from...

Step into the dim glow of a downtown coffee shop where the aroma of clove cigarettes lingers, and let Unreal's new single, "Dead Eyes,"...

Word is, the synergy in the studio was off the charts—these guys were existing within the music they were playing; living it, breathin...

Buckle up and smack that volume knob to the right, 'cause The Last Gang is stirring up the punk scene with their latest riot, "Madness."...

The line for the rollercoaster starts here! Drug Church, the Albany-based titans of post-hardcore rock, have announced they’re on their...

It’s an invitation to revisit the past, to see the band not just as performers but as people, navigating the blurry lines of early...

"Factories in Heaven" is the chant, "Status Quo" is the challenge, and "Miss USA" is the cheeky wink—it’s all classic Scoffs.

The track epitomizes the band's approach: fast, furious, and uncomprom...

Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? The Jesus Lizard, the emblematic noise-rock mavens of the 90s, are not only gearing up...

With their roots firmly planted in the legendary soil of ska-punk greats like Operation Ivy and The Suicide Machines...

This song, the second single from their upcoming album Pessimistic Pizza, is a poignant reflection on the ephemeral nature of life and the d

"Jane Roe" is a battle cry, an anthem for those who refuse to stay silent in the face of injustice.

The single’s raw energy is palpable, with lines like "I resent you, working from home, with a garden, log on just to moan," which echo the d

this track is loud, dirty, and mean like a chopper rolling slowly down the street setting off all car alarms it passesenraging dogs, bu

It's like catching up with an old friend who's been through the wars, like the passing of Rick Froberg, but still laughs too loudly – in the

As All Hell prepares to make its grand entrance, "Feast of Tongues" is just a taste of the chaos and catharsis that await

Dublin's SPRINTS live performance at Seattle's KEXP Studios is LIVE! Well...once can watch a well shot, well cut, well captured recording...