Sketchy announce new EP and single

Brooklyn based punk band Sketchy just announced they will be releasing a brand new EP titled Decade Of Debt on March 29th. Along with the announcement they have released the first taste of new music from the EP. The track is called "Jerk Off In Church", see below.

The band will be celebrating the release of the EP with a record release show set for release day (March 29th) at 18th Ward Brewing in Brooklyn, NY. Tired Radio, Neckscars, and Something Bitter will be joining the party.

Right On, Kid: “Bad Feeling”

Albuquerque alternative rockers Right on, Kid just released their first new single in over two and a half years. The track is called "Bad Feeling", see below. The band released their first full length, Life is A Movie in 2021.

The Kilograms: 'The Kilograms'

Ska-Reggae/punk supergroup The Kilograms releases their self-titled EP today. The full album is streaming digitally, see below. The band consists of Joe Gittleman (The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Avoid One Thing), Michael McDermott (The Bouncing Souls, Joan Jett), Sammy Kay, and J Duckworth (Newport Secret Six).

Scarboro: “New Normal”

New York City punks Scarboro just released a brand new single called "New Normal". The single is out today digitally via WTF Records. See below to check it out.

Restorations announce new record and single

Philly noise rock band Restorations have announced LP5. The new record will be out on March 22nd and is available for pre-order now. They released a new single titled "Cured", see below to check out the single.

Waterweed: “Cure”

Japanese melodic hard rock band Waterweed released a brand new single titled "Cure". The track will be featured as the opening theme of the anime series Chiyu Maho No Machigatta Tsukaikata. See below to check out the track.

American Thrills: “Impossible”

Connecticut based punkers American Thrills just released a new single called "Impossible". The track features guest vocals by Matt of Northcote and will be off their sophomore LP set to be released later this year. See below to check out single. The band will also be playing a few shows later this month with Hot Rod Circuit and Punchline for the Anniversary Shows. Tickets are on sale for these two dates already.

Shoreline: “Reviver”

German emo punk band Shoreline have released another single from their upcoming new album. The track is called "Reviver", check out the video below. The single is from To Figure Out, their latest which will be out on February 23rd on Pure Noise Records.

Glacier Eater: “Homeward”

Bay Area death metal band Glacier Eater premiered a new track on Decibel Magazine, "Homeward" is off their upcoming new album titled Tempest. The record will be out on October 27th though Glacier Recordings. You can click here to check out the latest single.

Low Coast : “Here Comes A Regular” (The Replacement Cover)

We are pleased to bring to you the latest premiere from Let The Bad Times Roll, a The Replacements tribute compilation. The latest single is by Jeff Caudill's newest band Low Coast covering "Here Comes A Regular", see below to check out the track. The tribute compilation feature cover tracks from The Color Fred, Crossed Keys, Mikey Erg, Tired Radio, Neckscars and more. You can click here to grab a copy of the release through Philly based Creep Records.

Glacier Eater: “Tempest”

Bay Area Heavy Death Metal band Glacier Eater released a new single a few days ago. The single is called "Tempest" and will be off of their newly announced second album, of the same name. The release will be out at the end of October and is available for digital pre-orders.

Liars Academy: “I Don't Wanna Be The One To Say It” (Leatherface cover)

We are pleased to bring to you an all-new Punknews premiere for Baltimore indie punks Liars Academy. The band will be releasing a cover of Leatherface's "I Don't Wanna Be The One To Say It" tomorrow, we have an exclusive preview here a day early. The band has dropped their third album Ghosts after being on pause for over 2 decades. The band recorded this cover and a handful of others at Tesla Electric Recording in Charlotte, NC. See below to check out the cover.