Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new video by St. Louis-based punk rockers Fight Back Mountain! The video is for their new song “No Recourse” and is off their upcoming album Death and the Miser. Speaking to Punknews about the song, the band said, ”’No Recourse’ is about as hardcore as our band usually gets. We were inspired by modern hardcore acts like One Step Closer, Prevention, and Turnstile to make this track! Lyrically it's sort of a 'throw everything at the wall' type of song that's about feeling like everything is a scam and we're all the victims. Hopefully, this feeling doesn't personally resonate with you, but chances are it probably will. And that's why we made the song!” ”No Recourse” will hit streaming services on December 19. Death and the Miser will be out on February 13 and you can pre-order it right here. Watch the video for “No Recourse” below!

Harley Flanagan of Cro-mags has released a hot sauce. It's through the company Don Wapo and is called Age of Hot Sauce. The company describes the sauce as: "Indulge in Don Wapo's streetwise delight of Salsa de Ajo Callejera, where the freshness of ripe tomatoes, the pungent allure of garlic, and the tangy zest of white wine vinegar, white vinegar, and champagne vinegar come together in perfect harmony. Experience the tantalizing symphony of taste as aromatic garlic dances with vibrant tomatoes, while the kick of chili peppers is complemented by the smooth and velvety texture from grapeseed oil."The sauce is described as medium hot. You can see it below.

Today we are super stoked to bring you the premiere of the new song by punk singer-songwriter Matty Grace! The track is called “The Great Canadian Going Out of Business Sale” and is off her upcoming album Cheap Shame. Speaking about the album, Matty said, ”Self-respect? In this economy? Taking cues from 90s punks Jawbreaker and Samiam and blending it with a mix of ‘77 style punk and power pop, Cheap Shame was constructed over many weeks of sleepless nights and a changing personal and political landscape. Trying to find hope in the bleak reality we have in front of us is an exercise in just how resilient someone can be. Collaborating with Jordan Bell (Fossil Record, Crusades, The Creeps), who handled drum duties and production alongside guest performances from Becca Dalley (Book Buddies, G.R.O.S.S.), Chris Venoit (ex-Talk Show Host), and James Robertson (Weekend Dads, The Hemingways). As much as this is technically a solo record it is very much a team effort. Cheap Shame is a work that might help you realize that just trying to get through to the next morning is enough sometimes. It’s ok to struggle. Tell Your Friends You Love Them.” Speaking about the song Matty said, ”Capitalism is a game that we don’t have any opportunity to opt out of. This song is about navigating that as a neurodivergent-chronically-ill-transgender woman. It often feels that we’re just cogs in the machine.” ”The Great Canadian Going Out of Business Sale” hits streaming services on December 20. Cheap Shame will be out next year via Dirt Cult Records. Listen to “The Great Canadian Going Out of Business Sale” below!

L.S. Dunes have added some Euro headlining shows to their upcoming European trek which will begin at the end of January. Leeds, Cardiff, and Schweinfurt are now part of the wintry trek. You can see the added dates below.

Today's reviews are: Cassie Ramone – SweetheartFucked Up – SomedayThe Brood – For the DarkYou can check out any of our reviews right here. 

On December 13, Suicide Machines played at the Hard Luck Bar in Toronto, Ontario. The Shape opened the show. Suicide Machines released their split with Coquettish, GEBO GOMI in 2022, and released their album Revolution Spring in 2020. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to capture all the action. Check out his photos below! 

Red Shift, the band featuring Vic Bondi of Articles of Faith have announced their second LP. It's called Chaos as planned and will be out via Alternative Tentacles on January 13. You can see the lead video, "The Gold rush," below.

Green Day will release an audiophile version of Dookie. The new version is out via "Because sound matters" and is limited to 3,000 copies. Spread across four sides, the record plays at 45rpm and is mastered from the original tapes. Chris Bellman mastered the release and its out January 24.

Fat Mike recently launched "Fat Mike's Vault." Mike is selling off rare records from his personal collection, including the massive 700 gram version of single album- the record is something like an inch thick. Mike will be selling new vault records every Monday. You can see the post below.