UK technical melodic hardcore quartet The Human Project have released a new track on Bandcamp. “What We Always Do” came out last week – the first new track since 2013’s full length “Origins”.

You can listen to “What We Always Do” below. [Read more…]

Connecticut emo/rock act The World is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die have announced the release of a new album. “Always Foreign” is out on Epitaph on September 29th. “When we started writing we were fresh off Trump being elected, so there’s an anger to the album that’s different from what we’ve done in the past,” says TWIABP vocalist David F Bello. “There’s a lot more resistance thinking throughout the songs—not in a way that’s strictly anti-Trump, but also addressing things like white supremacy and controlling elements of the state.”

To mark the announcement, the band are streaming advance track “Dillon And Her Son” over at The Fader. The album is the followup to 2015’s “Harmlessness”.

South Coast UK skate punks Sombulance return with the release of their forthcoming EP “Lifer” this Friday (Aug 4th). It’s the first new music the band has released since their 2010 debut full length, ‘A Cynic’s Response’. The EP is out on Lockjaw Records.

“We’re excited and relieved to finally be releasing new music, and doing so through our friends label Lockjaw Records” exclaimed founding member and guitarist, Ant Harrison. “We’ve actually been sitting on this EP for a while because it was written in the context of full length, but it made sense to record our six strongest songs to release for our Punk Rock Holiday appearance.”

EP details – and accompanying tour dates – below. [Read more…]

The Wonder Years have announced the upcoming release of an acoustic EP. “Burst & Decay” will be co-released with Hopeless Records and through a new venture created by the band called Loneliest Place On Earth. Vocalist Dan Campbell on the plan:

“To whom it may concern,

We’ve begun a new venture. I’m hesitant to give it a title because I don’t want to limit what it could become but, for now, I’m going to call it a collective – an avenue for music and art and writing and performance. The first order of business will be to pair up with Hopeless Records to co-release an acoustic EP we recorded in May called ‘Burst & Decay’. In the coming months and years, we’ll be rolling out releases, artists and events. The seeds are being planted. This is just the beginning but for now, thank you. We love you. We’ll see you soon.”

Track listing and pre-order links below. [Read more…]

UK pop punk/alt-rock exports Maypine are releasing their debut EP, “In The Back Of My Mind”, on Disconnect, Disconnect Records this Friday (August 4th). The band are streaming EP opener “A Little Sooner” ahead of the release.

You can listen to the track below. [Read more…]

Fresh from announcing their new album “Shapeshifter”, out October 13th on Rise Records, Chicago-based pop-punks Knuckle Puck have detailed the tour to promote it. The tour runs through October and November. The dates are listed below.

More info on the album was detailed last week. [Read more…]

UK pop punks Traits (featuring members of Random Hand and The Human Project) have released a video for “We’re All a Dick Sometimes”, from their recent EP “Limits”. You can watch the video below.

The band play Rebellion Festival‘s new band stage this Thursday. [Read more…]

Not often we hear something from a completely unknown group that absolutely blows us away. Believe us, we listen to a lot of punk– and news flash: not all of it’s good. But 24 Hour Punks, discovered through a lucky click on bandcamp, is incredible. Think fast, intense melodic punk that lands somewhere between hard-hitting 90s skate and Cock Sparrer. It’s a powerful concoction for a debut EP.

Even better, there’s a story behind it. As the band’s name suggests, Why We Fight was written, rehearsed, and recorded in 24 hours. All proceeds go to charity organization AMMF.

We’re not kidding! Check out the three song EP and listen to 24 Hour Punks raise the bar here.

Gainesville ska-punk veterans Less Than Jake have rounded out their tour itinerary for the rest of 2017. Following some European dates, the band will return to the states for their Wake & Bake Weekend and a US tour. Then, they’ll head to Australia for some shows with Bodyjar.

Details on all of LTJ’s remaining 2017 tour dates can be found below.

Less Than Jake last released the Sound the Alarm EP in February through Pure Noise Records. [Read more…]

Australian punks The Phosphorus Bombs have made their new album Cancers available to stream. You can give the full 12-song record a listen below.

Cancers came out yesterday, July 27th. It is the band’s first new music since their 2016 EP Barricade. [Read more…]