Punknews is excited to premiere a new EP by one of our own. Thirst Things First (feat. PN reviewer Mikey Elfers) is an avante-garde band in the vein of DEVO and The Aquabats mixed with some The Vandals, and with a decidedly interesting theme.
I would try to explain, but it is probably best to let TEAM TTF do it themselves (and, yes, they always write in caps as that is "that's kind of (their) thing"):
Canada's Loser Points have released a new single "Where Did All of My Money Go?" This is the band's third single of 2019, which they have been releasing on about a bi-monthly basis since signing to Thousand Islands Records earlier this year.
Loser Points' most recent studio album is their 2018 release Denial & Error.
Winnipeg melodic/skate punk act One of Us has released a new song. "Blowing Up Me" is a stand-alone single, one of several the band has put out over the last year or so. The band will also be playing a show across the border this Saturday in Iowa. You can check out the new track, and the details of that gig, below.
Israel-based punk quartet Deep Half are now streaming their new EP. Aptly titled 2, this EP follows up their 2018 8-song album Demo. You can check out the new EP below.
The Punk Site has premiered a new track from Brutal Youth. "Thin Skinned" comes off ot the band's upcoming split with After The Fall, which is due out October 18th via Paper + Plastic.
Toronto based emo punks Raise Ghosts are currently streaming their upcoming debut album in full over at Exclaim, you can also listen to the tracks below. The album is called Only in Darkness We Can Find True Light and it will be released through Must Be Nice Records sometime this fall.
Long Island indie/alt act Macseal have released a new single from their upcoming EP. "Graduating Steps" is off of Super Enthusiast, which is due out November 8th via 6131 Records.
Macseal are at the tail-end of a tour with Free Throw, Chris Farren and Youth Fountain, including Atlanta this evening. You can check out the new single, as well as those remaining dates, below.
Lo-fi punk quartet Breakup Haircut are streaming a new track from their upcoming debut EP. "Why Can't I Be Cool Enough To Move To Berlin?" comes off of What Did You Expect? I Got It Off The Internet!, which is due out September 27th via Hell Hath No Fury Records.
North Carolina folk/alt act Tail Light Rebellion are now streaming their new LP Burn. This is the band's 3rd LP, and follows up 2016's Broken. TLR will be out gigging and touring over the next month in support of the new release. You can check out the full album stream, as well as those dates, below.
Finnish melodic punk act Neverlearn are now streaming their debut LP We Want More. This is the band's third album, and a follow-up to 2016's Start Tomorrow.
Neverlearn will be playing the Saturday date of the two-day HKI Skepu Fest this Friday, sharing the stage with Darko, Coral Springs and more. You can check out the new album, and the details of that fest, below.
Germany's Los Pepes are now streaming the new, 4-song EP Automatic/ Here Comes The Darkness prior to its official street date. The album is due out September 27th via Wanda Records, but you can stream it all in full now. The band will also be touring their native Germany, as well as neighbor France, through the end of the month and into October. You can check out the new EP, and those tour dates, below.