San Diego, CA pop-punk band Summer Years drop their new EP 'You Can't Live There Forever' and single 'Small World'Continue Reading
New Releases
Punk legend Matt Freeman of Rancid/Operation Ivy fame heads in a heavier direction on this hard-hitting releaseContinue Reading
The Canadian punks have debuted a fresh video to accompany their first release in two years. Continue Reading
Ahead of the release of their sixth studio album, the Canadian power-punk's have shared another explosive track. Continue Reading
The OC Pop punks have released a new track ahead of their upcoming EP. Continue Reading
Shattering relationship ideals and their lingering effects on the psyche, Toronto rocker Chris Nine combines angst and pure adrenaline on his rebellious, super-charged pop-punk new single and music videoContinue Reading
The Finnish punks are making some noise with their new track You Are Free To Go. Continue Reading
Newcastle, U.K. has seen the birth of some big name bands such as Eric Burden and the Animals, Dire Straits and the Pet Shop Boys. In what could be described as a punk 'supergroup' of sorts we now can add Monkey Mind to the listContinue Reading
‘Young at Heart’ is the second single off the band’s upcoming album ‘Low Expectations’ – their first LP in over a decade.Continue Reading
There's nothing 'disposable' about Fights and Fires new single. Check it out!Continue Reading
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