British metalcore heavyweights, Architects, have just unleashed their new single, “Blackhole,” with a cinematic music video shot in California. The new song comes from their 11th studio album, The Sky, The Earth & All Between, out February 28 via Epitaph Records. Watch the video in the article below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Linda Lindas – No Obligation
All-female punk trailblazers The Linda Lindas have released their sophomore album No Obligation via Epitaph Records. Their latest musical effort follows their 2022 debut album Growing Up, also released via Epitaph Records.Continue reading
ALBUM REVIEW: Rat Boy – Suburbia Calling
Hitching their wagon to both Ska influences and Pop-Punk/Alt Rock proclivities, Rat Boy opts for colorful and lively compositions all across new full-length Suburbia Calling (Epitaph Records).Continue reading
Refused Officially Call It Quits – 25th Anniversary Vinyl Re-Issue Of “The Shape Of Punk To Come” Coming Soon
Originally operating from 1991 to 1998, then reuniting in 2012, Swedish hardcore punk band, Refused, have officially announced the end of their influential run. They have also shared plans for a farewell tour that will mark the band’s final performances in the United States. Additionally, they will be re-issuing their classic album, The Shape Of Punk To Come. Limited to just 2000 vinyl copies worldwide, it is out on November 08th, via Epitaph Records. Keep reading below for more information.
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Magnolia Park Share Their New Single and Video for “Shallow” – On Tour Soon
Orlando rock band, Magnolia Park are back with their new single and music video “Shallow,” released via Epitaph Records. This is the first new music from the band since their sophomore album Halloween Mixtape II. Magnolia Park are also on the road from July 10th for the Summer School Tour across the US. Head into the article below for the new video and live listings.
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Royale Lynn Shares Her New Single and Video “Death Wish” ft. Danny Worsnop (Asking Alexandria)
Nashville’s Royale Lynn has just released her new single and music video, “Death Wish,” via Epitaph Records. Leaning into her heavy side, the track features a guest appearance from Danny Worsnop of Asking Alexandria, and is an ode to first responders around the world. Keep reading below to catch the new video, directed by Dylan Hryciuk (Spiritbox, Brand Of Sacrifice) and created with the help of a firefighting academy in Canada.
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The Blood Brothers Announce 20th Anniversary Re-Issue of “Crimes” Album and Book First Shows in Ten Years
Seattle post-hardcore five piece, The Blood Brothers, are celebrating two decades of their album, Crimes, giving it a limited vinyl reissue. The new edition of the record is due out on October 4th via Epitaph Records. The band have also announced their first live appearances in a decade, with a US tour this November and December. Keep reading below to find out more.
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Sleep Theory Share Their New Single and Video “Gone Or Staying”
Breakout four-piece, Sleep Theory, have just dropped a new single and music video for “Gone or Staying.” The song features on their Epitaph Records EP, Paper Hearts, which was released in September 2023, and has already seen 87 million streams. Check out the new video in the article below.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Ghost Inside – Searching For Solace
Twenty years into their existence, Metalcore prize fighters The Ghost Inside look, feel, and sound as good as they ever have. Searching For Solace (Epitaph Records) the sixth installment in the band’s catalog, is not only a de facto extension of the emotionally driven self-titled album; it’s purposeful, tight, and as good a case as any that TGI are (still) at the height of their career.Continue reading
CONCERT REVIEW: Alkaline Trio – Drug Church – The Worriers Live at The Masonic
Don’t ever go to an Emo Punk show with a broken heart. This is not based on any empirical evidence, just advice from my own experience with this show. Maybe I went to my first long-term romantic post-break-up show 15 years ago, but it was Slapshot and Sam Black Church, so different vibes that night. But take my word for it, it’ll wreck you if you do. Continue reading