Los Angeles melodic punk band Moonraker released “Don’t Forget You’re Here Forever,” the final single before their upcoming album, Me And The Bells. Set for release on October 9, 2026, through Punkerton Records, the twelve-track album explores themes of anxiety, survival, and artistic persistence.
Colorado folk-punk band DOOM SCROLL has signed with Flail Records and released a new single titled Sisyphus. The track appears on their upcoming 11-track album, Exhausted Dialogue, scheduled for release on October 6. The self-recorded project explores themes of persistent internal and external struggles.
Baseball writer Joanna Cornish (“Hum and Chuck”) joins the show to discuss Toronto Blue Jays fandom. Joanna explained how she became a fan as a child during the team’s 1990s World Series championships and started her “Hum and Chuck” blog in 2007, named after baseball pitching terms.
Montclair, New Jersey alt-rock duo Raised On Candy has released Pickle Eyes, the lead single from their forthcoming album Play Marbles On The Turnpike. Produced by Ray Ketchem and the band, the track previews the duo’s evolving hook-heavy sound following their Steve Albini-produced self-titled debut album.
THEN COMES SILENCE reveals a transforming new single, Remaker Redeemer, as part of their forthcoming release. The Stockholm-based post-punk trio has shared a second single from their upcoming album, illustrating transformation, renewal, and rebirth through a striking video.
North Carolina-based singer-songwriter Lydia Saint George debuts her new single “Lungs,” now streaming everywhere via Gold Ship Records. The track offers the first glimpse of a new collection of music that Lydia will reveal through a series of singles over the coming months. Watch the lyric video and stream the single below.
Wednesday is absolutely stacked with new releases across virtually every major publisher. From the next chapter of Marvel’s mutant revolution to DC’s expanding Absolute Universe, plus major launches from Image, Dark Horse, IDW, Dynamite, BOOM!, and more, there’s no shortage of books competing for your attention.
Wicked Cool Records is releasing a 26-song tribute album titled Friends Of Jesse Malin: I Would Do It For You – Vol. 1 on September 11. Produced by Lyle Hysen, the compilation features various alternative and rock artists covering Malin’s songs across digital, double-CD, and vinyl formats.
New Jersey pop-punk band Tokyo Rose has reunited to join Punchline on tour. The group recently released the EP Never Say Die, marking their first new music in nearly two decades, and is preparing a new music video alongside select fall concert dates.
Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames feels like The Expendables if it were reimagined as an epic fantasy novel, and I mean that as a compliment. The story follows a group of legendary mercenaries who have long since passed their glory days, reuniting for one last impossible mission. It’s a familiar setup, but Eames injects it with enough heart, humor, and genuine character development to make it stand out in a crowded fantasy genre.
London-born folk artist Seth Tabatznik has released his latest single, Flow River Flow, on MOTH Music. The acoustic track serves as the lead single for his upcoming third album and reflects themes of nature and personal growth inspired by his home in South Africa.
