Today we've got two albums worth of brand new music for you. Asian Man gave us copies of both new albums from Kepi Ghoulie, formerly of pop-punk outfit Groovie Ghoulies.

You can find both of his new records, American Gothic and Hanging Out on his Punknews.org Profile.

Today we've got a full stream of the brand new full length from Kevin Seconds released this week on Asian Man Records. The project is a new group led by Kevin and backed up by his band Ghetto Moments. The record is titled Rise Up, Insomniacs! and was released on May 06, 2008

You can check out the stream on their Punknews.org Profile.

And, Asian Man Records fans? Stay tuned for another punk rock frontman and his new solo project. One guess as to who it is.

Today for your streaming pleasure, we've got the long-awaited new album from The A.K.A.s. Titled Everybody Make Some Noise!, the album is the first full length from the band since White Doves & Smoking Guns was released by Fueled By Ramen in 2003.

Our reviewer had this to say in his four-star review:

The band was formed with the intention of combining Refused with the MC5, which was much more obvious on their last record, with the hardcore-influenced songs "Spectacle City" and "Shout Out Loud." On their latest offering, the band moves toward a more traditional punk-influenced rock 'n' roll sound ,which they execute nearly as masterfully as their faster debut.

This is definitely an album to check out, no matter what you listen to. This is without a doubt is one of my favorite albums of the year, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an energetic and fun band

You can check out the entire album on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today, we've got an exclusive stream of the upcoming album from Amarillo, TX-based surf/punk outfit The Mag Seven. At various times, the band has included members of ALL, Black Flag, Descendents, GWAR, Hagfish, Only Crime and others.

The record is titled Knife to a Gunfight and is due out May 13, 2008. You can check out the album on their Punknews.org Profile.

In anticipation of their upcoming UK tour with Big D and the Kids Table, we've got a stream of Manchester's Sonic Boom Six recent album, The Ruff Guide to Genre-Terrorism. The band fuses ska, punk and elements of hip hop and reggae into their distinctive sound.

You can check out the entire album on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today we're bringing you the new album from In The Red. The band features members of Gunmoll and Breathe In and just released their debut album, Volume One on Rat Patrol Records.

You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.

Another new album for you today, this one is the new EP from New Brunswick, NJ-based Scream! Hello. The disc is the band's follow up to The Infinite Son and hit retail earlier this week.

You can find the entire EP on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today we've got a stream of the brand new album from The Phenomenauts. The record is titled For All Mankind and includes more of the band's trademark blend of new wave and 70's punk. If that wasn't enough, the CD's packaging folds out to make a rocket-ship. The stream, sadly, does not fold into anything.

You can check out the full album on their Punknews.org Profile.

Earlier this year, Carbondale, IL-based The Copyrights released Learn the Hard Way and even though it's a little older, we thought some of you might like a chance to check out the album so today we've got a stream of six of their songs.

You can find the songs on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today we've got a full stream of the new EP from Toronto's Hostage Life. The four song disc was released by Black Pint Records and includes three originals and a cover of the Wire classic, "Mr.Suit." The track was also re-popularized in in 1993 by the New Bomb Turks.

You can check out the entire four-song 7-inch on their punknews.org profile.

On April 08, 2008, Ventura, CA's Glass And Ashes will be releasing their sophomore full length and follow up to 2004's Aesthetic Arrest. But today, we've got the whole thing for you to listen to.

You can check out the album on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today, we've got a stream of No Use for a Name's brand new record, The Feel Good Record of the Year. Our review had this to say about the album:

The band has grasped what exactly it is they're best at and what their fans want from them, which are coincidently the same thing [...] a fantastic return to form from a band that I miss rocking out to in my (friend's) car in the (high) school parking lot.

You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today we've got a stream of the recent full length from San Francisco's Setoff. The album was self-released earlier this year and the band is gearing up for a wide release on April 01, 2008. The band is influences by groups like Rise Against, Propagandhi, Lagwagon and Hot Water Music.

You can check out the entire album on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today we're bringing you a full album stream of the debut full length from Pegasuses-XL. The band includes Mark Dale of Disband , Jeff Tobias of We Versus the Shark and Dark Meat, Joel Hatstat of Cinemechanica and Jeff Rosenstock of the Arrogant Sons of Bitches and Bomb the Music Industry! though the band sounds less like any of those than you'd think.

The record was released on Ernest Jenning Record. You can check out the album on their Punknews.org Profile.

Today we've got a new stream of the new volume in Engineer Records' three-way split series. This third edition l features three new tracks apiece from Elemae and Memorial, as well as two new tracks and one from a previous European full-length by Belgium's Soon. It'll be a joint release between Engineer and the non-Ian Mackaye affiliated Embrace Records.

You can check out the stream on Elemae's Punknews.org Profile.