Photo by Claire Dowse
Dealing With Damage return with their new single “Wrong Sometimes,” released via Serial Bowl Records. The London-based garage punk outfit channels frustration and fatigue from the doomscroll era into a blistering burst of Sonics-style energy. Following their acclaimed 2023 album Use The Daylight, the band pairs pointed lyricism with raw, joyous punk grit. “Wrong Sometimes” confronts disappointment, isolation, and betrayal through infectious rhythm and sharp hooks. Released October 24, the track cements Dealing With Damage’s status as one of the UK’s most vital DIY punk acts.
Photo courtesy of the artist. Guitarist Jeff Escude releases "Disconnection," a single fusing classical guitar…
Zachary Sullivan Carson's project Snatch the Snail announces single "Pop Hit," out November 13, tackling…
Mid-fi indie rock project On Le Ore, led by Jon Moore and Travis Harrison, delivers…
Photo courtesy of the artist. Multi-instrumentalist Samy Braysel drops 180 BPM power-pop-punk debut "Always Smiling,"…
Edmonton experimental duo Pigeon Breeders release Springtime As Violence, a cathartic album blending noise rock,…
Songwriter surv7th releases "4feel" under his surv7th moniker, blending space rock, ambient textures, and driving…