FANGZ, the punks from Down Under, reveal their ominous new video for 'I Don't Like Me' - Check it out, play it loud!Continue Reading
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The legendary Berlin Street/Hardcore Punks release the first track off their soon to be released 20th Anniversary LP Zwanzig. Tausend Volt.Continue Reading
Aussie alternative pop-punks Waxflower have drop a new track from their debut EP out now via Rude Records. Continue Reading
Canadian punk supergroup R!OT release debut self-titled EPContinue Reading
The Mezingers co-vocalist and guitarist announces his debut album digital and CD release date, 18 February via Epitaph Records.Continue Reading
The Rhode Island pop-punks have released their debut full-length A Bitter Descent.Continue Reading
Australian punk greats return from a decade long slumber to unleash their 'Best of' and first vinyl release, 'I Wish Life Could Be...'Continue Reading
The Usuals release new EP in honour of founding memberContinue Reading
New Jersey post-hardcore band Senses Fail have album number eight prepped for release next summer and are trailing it with new single ‘If There Is Light, It Will Find You’.Continue Reading
The Canadian Pop-Punk legends release a track off their upcoming sixth album – their first new music in two years!Continue Reading
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