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BIG D AND THE KIDS TABLE RETURN WITH BRASS, BITE, AND BOUNDLESS ENERGY

byAce Hartmann
In a triumphant return that rings with the jubilant clatter of horns and the restless stomp from the streets, Big D and the Kids Table have re-emerged with renewed vigor, announcing their forthcoming long-playing record The Good Ole American Saturday Night, due June 12 via SideOneDummy Records. After a five-year silence from the LP format, the Boston stalwarts arrive not as relics of the ska-punk rock sounds, but as seasoned craftsmen, sharpened by time and emboldened by experience. Their latest offering promises a spirited blend of revelry and reflection—a record that captures both the chaos and camaraderie of modern American…
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SUBLIME ANNOUNCES TITLE TRACK ‘UNTIL THE SUN EXPLODES’ – FIRST ALBUM IN 30 YEARS

byAce Hartmann
In a musical event bridging generations, the legendary ska-punk outfit Sublime announces the release of their first album in almost three decades. Titled Until the Sun Explodes, the album marks a new chapter for the iconic trio, now fronted by Jakob Nowell, son of late Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell. Set for release on June 12 via Atlantic Records, the LP promises to honor the classic Sublime sound while opening the door to modern musical explorations. The title track and lead single, Until the Sun Explodes, is an emotional homage to Jakob’s father, blending melancholy and uplifting melodies that evoke the…
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THE AGGROLITES ARE ‘SUPER ATOMIC’, ‘TIL THE WHEELS FALL OFF’

byAce Hartmann
THE AGGROLITES have just announced their long-awaited LP, SUPER ATOMIC, via PIRATES PRESS RECORDS, and it’s set to hit the streets June 5, 2026. Their first single, “TILL THE WHEELS FALL OFF,” is already steaming through the city airwaves like a rumble from the underbelly of the Pacific Coast. Fresh from years of circling the globe, these maestros of ska, rocksteady, and ferocious LA groove have honed their craft into a sound that’s as tight as a tommy gun’s firing pin. Lead singer Jesse Wagner explains, “Since Reggae Now!, we’ve stayed committed to live entertainment, refining our chemistry and carrying…
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THE FLATLINERS HIT THE ‘COLD WORLD’ WITH ‘INNER PEACE’

byAce Hartmann
In an age where certainty slips like sand through the fingers of a restless public, and the modern condition grows ever more uncertain, a familiar voice rises once more from the din—loud, defiant, and unyielding. From the streets and stages of Canada, the long-standing punk outfit The Flatliners have returned to the forefront of the musical underground with the announcement of their newest long-playing record, Cold World, set for release on May 8 through Equal Vision Records and Dine Alone Records. For over two decades, this quartet—bound not merely by contract but by friendship forged in youth—has carried the banner…
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SWEAT IS ABOUT TO ‘TEAR IT DOWN’ WITH NEW LP

byAce Hartmann
Out of Southern California’s long-burning underground comes a band that doesn’t just play loud—it sounds like it means it. SWEAT, the Los Angeles-based wrecking crew forged from decades of punk and hardcore lineage, return swinging with their latest single “Don’t Know Why I Bite,” a blistering preview of their upcoming LP Tear It On Down, due April 3, 2026 via Vitriol Records. Formed in 2019 by veterans of bands like Graf Orlock, Dangers, and Ghostlimb, SWEAT isn’t chasing trends—they’re sharpening them into weapons. Fronted by the unmistakable bark of Tuna Tardugno, backed by Anthony Rivera’s explosive drumming and Justin Smith’s…
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LOS FRANKIES RELEASE DEBUT ALBUM ‘D.E.D. CITY’

byAce Hartmann
Los Angeles has never been short on noise, but every so often a band comes along that doesn’t just make sound—it kicks the door off its hinges. Enter Los Frankies, a feral, two-guitar rock ‘n’ roll outfit fronted by Frankie A. Salazar and Frankie B. Clarke, now preparing to unleash their debut album D.E.D. City this March 2026. Built like a back-alley collision between stripped-down garage fury and desert-baked groove, Los Frankies operate with the reckless spirit of a band that refuses to sand off its edges. Sharing guitar duties while Salazar commands lead vocals and Clarke fires off backing…
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