MAD TAB Release Explosive Single “Stock Itch”
SoCal punk band Mad Tab has released its new single, “Stock Itch,” via InnaNuttshell Reekordingz, the new label founded by Fishbone bassist & co-founder Norwood Fisher.

SoCal punk band Mad Tab has released its new single, “Stock Itch,” via InnaNuttshell Reekordingz, the new label founded by Fishbone bassist & co-founder Norwood Fisher.

Los Angeles-based heavy rock outfit GALE FORCES returns Wednesday, August 5 with its powerful new single, “Diviner,” accompanied by an official music video directed by Arturo Baston.

Say Anything revisits one of the band’s most beloved songs with the release of “Do Betterer,” a reimagined version of the 2009 fan favorite “Do Better,” available July 23.

“There are no shortcuts to healing.” That’s the central realization at the heart of “Sun Poison,” the gripping third single from ME.’s debut album ALL GOOD THINGS, out independently this Friday, July 24.

Pioneering musician Kira Roessler has officially released her new solo album Enigma via Org Music. To mark the album’s arrival, Roessler has also unveiled a new lyric video for the title track, “Enigma,” offering one more entry point into the record’s stark, intimate world.

Los Angeles-based rock outfit Sons of Silver return with their new single and video, “Dreaming Dangerous,” available on July 10. The track marks the first release from the band’s forthcoming new album, igniting a series of new songs and videos that will roll out before the full record drops.

Toronto’s Wine Lips return with “Projector,” the first single from their newly announced fifth album TV Dinner, arriving August 28 on Stomp Records.

Montreal’s TAXI GIRLS arrive with Static, their debut full-length album, out June 26 on Stomp Records. If the first two singles introduced the band, Static is where the full picture develops.

Portland’s Drunk Dial returns with Fakes – Volume 3, the latest installment in its compilation series dedicated to fictional bands from movies and television. All proceeds benefits Kids in Need of Defense (KIND).

For an album that was supposed to come out in 1998 but was, at the last minute, pulled from the release schedule because it wasn’t “commercial” enough, AFTER THE ASTRONAUT is finally seeing the light of day, allowing musical provocateurs BUTTHOLE SURFERS to have the last laugh.

The industrial/alt #music communities are mobilizing a coordinated fundraising campaign to support Charles Levi at a difficult time. Known for his foundational work with My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult, Levi is facing severe, ongoing medical complications that have left him in urgent need of housing stability, long-term care, & essential living support.