Turnstile is FINALLY back with a full-length album announcement and title track single, “Never Enough.”

Half Built Homes’ new single “No Direction” is fantastically punk rock.

Scowl finally unleashes their highly-anticipated record, ‘Are We All Angels.’

Debt Neglector’s new LP ‘Kinda Rips’ is full of sharp political commentary and subtle nuances.

Meat Bags’ single “Guts” is fittingly raw and unflinching.

unpolished* concludes the rollout of their debut EP with a grungy new single, “copy/paste.”

Kill My Coquette return with a rowdy and hilarious new single, “No D.”

Committeemen challenge a select group of people in their anxious new anthem, “Therapy.”

Drive By Cinema and Dedfones come together for an epic pop-punk split EP.

Perennial just released an absolute banger garage rock hit, “Perennial ‘95.”

Anxious drops glistening new single “Never Said” ahead of forthcoming album ‘Bambi.’

Live Nation Productions just announced the film “New Years Rev” — a Green Day-approved comedy.

Dubinski are a band you need to remember.

Scowl continues their rollout for ‘Are We All Angels’ with a heavy-hitting single, “Not Hell, Not Heaven.”

We might still be early into 2025, but the fellas in I See Ghøsts have just dropped one of the sickest records of the year.

Miranda and the Beat are a NYC-based garage/punk rock band.

Hopeless Records has hosted pop-punk heroes for years, and adding Senses to a lineup of greats makes sense.

Between You & Me has been making waves lately, appearing on high-ticket bills and winning over the hearts of die-hard fans.

We The Kings have been a pop-punk staple since “Check Yes Juliet” got stuck in our heads in 2007.

Subpar Snatch delivers true Riot Grrrl energy from Austin, TX.