Today's reviews are: Screeching Weasel – The Awful Disclosures of Screeching WeaselNo Pressure – No PressureThe Rumjacks / Flatfoot 56 – Split EPYou can check out any of our reviews right here. 

Froggy have released a video for "Stupid Rich Boy." That's off their just released Harmburger album. The band is having a record release show August 7 at the Ukie club in Philadelphia.

Today, we are thrilled to debut the new video by The Atlantic Underground Project! This band kicks out high energy, melodic punk rock. There's soaring vocals. There are heart-on-the-sleeves lyrics. And on "Soon to End," the band wraps up ethering they do in one tight little ditty. This track has a lot of emotion, and a lot of punch. Speaking to Punknews about the track, the band's Craig Cirinelli said: “'Soon to End' metaphorically, has a light at the end of the tunnel lyric, though it situates in the middle of the EP. We eased the throttle from the first two songs a bit, while lyrically diving inward, instead of charging out. I wrote a letter from the perspective of someone on the outside reaching a hand out. A trait I struggle with personally, is coping when stress/depression leans so strongly on what seems an endless tilt, making the climb out, disadvantageous. More distinctly, “Soon to End” is a song about allowing yourself to be found—extremely hard to do when one has a sense of being ‘above’ the feeling. As if to have already thought of all circumstantial what/why and hows of a situation, self-convincing that it’s just the way it’s going to be, therefore no one can help. That sense of self-awareness can be the crutch. I aimed this song directly at calling this trait out. Someone has been there. Often, more than just someone. I’m extremely fortunate. This song is that reminder. Hopefully for those listening, someone is within reach."3,482 Miles is out September 9. You can pick it up at Sell the Heart Records in USA, at Shield Recordings in Europe, and at Engineer Records in Uk. Meanwhile, you can check out the tune below, right now!

Today, we are thrilled to debut the new video by The Atlantic Union Project! This band kicks out high energy, melodic punk rock. There's soaring vocals. There are heart-on-the-sleeves lyrics. And on "Soon to End," the band wraps up ethering they do in one tight little ditty. This track has a lot of emotion, and a lot of punch. Speaking to Punknews about the track, the band's Craig Cirinelli said: “'Soon to End' metaphorically, has a light at the end of the tunnel lyric, though it situates in the middle of the EP. We eased the throttle from the first two songs a bit, while lyrically diving inward, instead of charging out. I wrote a letter from the perspective of someone on the outside reaching a hand out. A trait I struggle with personally, is coping when stress/depression leans so strongly on what seems an endless tilt, making the climb out, disadvantageous. More distinctly, “Soon to End” is a song about allowing yourself to be found—extremely hard to do when one has a sense of being ‘above’ the feeling. As if to have already thought of all circumstantial what/why and hows of a situation, self-convincing that it’s just the way it’s going to be, therefore no one can help. That sense of self-awareness can be the crutch. I aimed this song directly at calling this trait out. Someone has been there. Often, more than just someone. I’m extremely fortunate. This song is that reminder. Hopefully for those listening, someone is within reach."3,482 Miles is out September 9. You can pick it up at Sell the Heart Records in USA, at Shield Recordings in Europe, and at Engineer Records in Uk. Meanwhile, you can check out the tune below, right now!

Gel have announced US tour dates for this fall. They will be touring with Exhibition in early September and will be releasing their split with Cold Brats, Shock Therapy, on August 12. Gel released their EP Violent Closure in 2021. Check out the dates below.

<p>Forget a “song of the summer” debate — let’s discuss who’s churning out this year’s summer bummer anthem. Since the onset of unprecedented times/the apocalypse/whatever we’re calling the chaotic political climate these days, musicians have increasingly funneled their tears into danceable expressions of agony. Look no further than Olivia Rodrigo’s table-flipping rager “good 4 u” or Glass Animals’ undying smash “Heat Waves” for proof that streamers are obsessed with the so-sad-it’s-good phenomenon. Just last week (July 29), Jason Ebbs released […]</p>
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Dazy has released two new songs. They are called "Rollercoaster Ride" and "Peel" and are their first songs on Lame-O Records. Dazy released "Pressure Cooker" with MIlitarie Gun earlier this year and will be joining the band on their fall North American tour. Dazy released MAXIMUMBLASTSUPERLOUD: The First 24 Songs in 2021. Check out the new songs below.

<p>Oh damn, Ducks Ltd. did it again — and this time they’re going from the illuminati to the incorporated. The Canadian indie band caught our attention (yet again) back in March with a collaborative cover of The Jesus And Mary Chain’s classic alternative banger “Head On” alongside illuminati hotties, and today (August 2) saddle up with fellow Torontonian Jane Inc. for a spin around The Cure’s “In Between Days.” The cover, like the first, is the part of Ducks Ltd.’s […]</p>
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<p>Oh damn, Ducks Ltd. did it again — and this time they’re going from the illuminati to the incorporated. The Canadian indie band caught our attention (yet again) back in March with a collaborative cover of The Jesus And Mary Chain’s classic alternative banger “Head On” alongside illuminati hotties, and today (August 2) saddle up with fellow Torontonian Jane Inc. for a spin around The Cure’s “In Between Days.” The cover, like the first, is the part of Ducks Ltd.’s […]</p>
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The Bronx and The Chats have announced a North American co-headlining tour for this October. Drug Church and Scowl will be joining them on all dates. Tickets go on sale Friday, August 5. The Bronx released Bronx VI in 2021. The Chats will be releasing GET FUCKED on August 19, will be touring Australia in September, and released High Risk Behaviour in 2020. Check out the dates below.