Tag: melodic punk rock
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Burn The Time Away: Pacific Beach Skate Punks Wanted Noise Announce New Single
Pacific Beach punk mainstays Wanted Noise are kicking off 2026 early with their explosive new single, “Burn The Time Away,” out January 6. The track is the first taste of their upcoming studio album, Easy Listening, adding a deeper emotional punch to their signature skate-punk, surf-punk, SoCal-bred sound. Known for high-energy shows and their DIY…
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Horace Pinker Returns With First New LP Since 2011
Veteran punk outfit Horace Pinker has released the official music video for “Three Against Me,” the standout single from their new LP, Now and the Future (People of Punk Rock Records). Fresh off a high-energy appearance at FEST 23, this first full-length since 2011 finds the band sounding revitalized, purposeful, and as melodic-and-ferocious as ever.…
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Cornerstone Of Melodic Punk Rock: Trust Records Reissues SNFU’s Seminal Debut LP
Trust Records is announcing the 40th anniversary reissue of SNFU’s bonafide classic debut LP, …And No One Else Wanted to Play, available this Friday. A cornerstone of skate punk and a monument to punk rock, the album helped usher in the burgeoning genre of melodic hardcore. Featuring the sung vocals of Mr. Chi Pig, the…
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The Flatliners Drop Brand New Single “Misanthropy & Me”
JUNO Award-nominated, Toronto-bred punk mainstays The Flatliners have released their brand new single, “Misanthropy & Me.” The track is described as an “all-new anthem of apathy,” examining the shared human condition where hope and one’s sense of purpose begin to dissolve. The band reassures fans that their spirit is not broken, just worn out. The…
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Model Martel – A Thousand Couple Times LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
You know that feeling when a band just gets it? Not just the energy, but the architecture of a great song? That’s exactly what Cleveland, Ohio’s Model Martel has delivered with their new full-length, A Thousand Couple Times. It’s a carefully calculated blend of melodic punk rock, indie punk, and emo, executed with such precision…
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ZEPHR – Past Lives LP (Snappy Little Numbers)
Let’s just be honest here, there’s so much noise out there, so many bands trying to sound like three different subgenres at once, that sometimes you just want the straight goods. You want the raw emotion, the loud guitars, and the chorus that makes you involuntarily punch the air. That’s where ZEPHR steps in with…
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Feder – S/T LP (Grazil Records)
Feder, the Austrian trio based in Graz, released their self-titled album back in May this year. This fine piece of sonic artistry is the sound of existential dread being set to an anthem, a brilliant collision of noise and nuance. You get the raw, uncompromising punch of punk rock, but instead of straight-up street fury,…
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Generation Gap – Reconstruction LP (Grazil Records)
Generation Gap’s new album, Reconstruction, serves up a pure, unadulterated shot of high-octane energy, exactly proving what the phrase “music with purpose” means. It’s a supersonic manifesto delivered at 200 miles per hour, wrapped in the tightest, most irresistible rhythms you’ll hear all year. The moment you drop the needle on Reconstruction, the message is…
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Sharper Hooks, Brighter Melodies: Descendents’ “I Don’t Want To Grow Up” Gets 40th Anniversary Reissue
Org Music proudly announces the reissue of I Don’t Want To Grow Up, the landmark second album from legendary punk pioneers Descendents, arriving November 21, 2025. Released just in time for its 40th anniversary, this new edition follows the acclaimed reissue of Milo Goes To College. Originally released in 1985, the album, with its brighter…
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90s Skatepunk Nostalgia: Teeth Out Drops Instantly Catchy New Single “Here We Go”
Charlottetown skate-punk band Teeth Out has released a new track, “Here We Go,” and announced a new label partnership with High End Denim Records. Fueled by 90s punk nostalgia and cheap coffee, the five-piece plays fast, melodic, and chaotic, proving growing older doesn’t mean slowing down. Vocalist Josh Lavigne says the track was built around…
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Ben Quad Leaves Midwest Emo Structure For Hopeful New Album “Wisher”
Ben Quad has released their new album, ‘Wisher,’ on November 14th via Pure Noise Records. The album follows their debut and reflects a more hopeful perspective, with the title symbolizing the wish for a better future, offering growth where their earlier work held doubt. To bring the album to life, the band left the Sooner…
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Video Store’s ‘Everything Looks Better At Night’ Is Your New Emo Punk Obsession
Video Store dropped their new EP, Everything looks better at night, on November 1st. The record is a perfect slice of lo-fi emo punk, balancing fuzzy guitars with catchy, melodic, nostalgic yet fresh hooks. It’s an energetic, quick-listen EP that captures the feeling of a late-night skate session gone right.
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