The Faim, State of Mind
BMG
It’s rare for a new album to immediately feel nostalgic, but somehow The Faim’s debut State of Mind will have itself jammed into yo...
Black Futures, Never Not Nothing
Music For Nations
Black Futures’ long-awaited debut is here, and we’re in awe. Never Not Nothing is a space-punk extravaganza,...
Real Authority, True Motion
Chapter One Records
Despite forming only a year ago, Real Authority have released an EP which has a well-established punk sound ...
TheCityIsOurs, Low
Self-released
It goes without saying that a metalcore band is going to be loud - and that’s why it takes a brave metalcore collective to ...
Fangclub, Vulture Culture
Vertigo Records
Following the success of their self-titled debut, Fangclub are back and ready to flood your mind with some spine-m...
Thrice, Deeper Wells
Epitaph
Thrice are supplying us with some previously unheard tracks, and we’re so here for it. Originally released in April for Record ...
Frank Iero and the Future Violents, Barriers
UNFD
Barriers is not a listen for the faint-hearted. Barriers is not a listen for someone who just wants banger...
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, End Of SufferingInternational Death Cult
It’s the return of the most lovable frontman in punk rock; Frank Carter and hi...
Trade Wind, Certain Freedoms End Hits Records
Before we delve into this album, we’re going to warn you that it will be hard to keep your feet firmly plante...
GLOO, Stop And StareSelf-Release
If you love punk that feels bright and summery but still packs a punch, GLOO have just the thing for you. Stop And Stare co...