Canada's Loser Points are now streaming their new EP, Ones and Zeros, in its entirety over at their Bandcamp page. This is the band's fourth release in twelve months, and is a follow-up to the Does Loser Points Come Here Often LP, which was released in October 2016.
The band is also playing two gigs over this weekend in support of the release. You can check out the full stream, and the details of those shows, below.
Singapore-based pop-punk act Take-Off have released the first single from their forthcoming album. The track, "Damaged on the Inside," comes off of their debut LP This Won't Save The World, which is due out Apr 1st. The band's previous release was the 2015 EP This Is Punk Rock. This Is For You.
Australia's Bleeding Knees Club have released the newest single from their forthcoming EP, due out Apr 14th on "Intertia Music. The song, "Chew the Gum," is the title track of the EP, which itself is a follow-up to the band's 2013 single Feel.
Canadian punks Loser Points are streaming their new single, "Values," off of their forthcoming EP Ones and Zeroes, due out Mar 31st. The EP is a follow-up to the LP Does Loser Points Come Here Often?, which was released Oct 2016.
The band will also be playing a few gigs around the end of the month, and you can check out those dates, as well as the single, below.
London trio Girls in Synthesis have debuted a track from their forthcoming debut single. "The Mound" is one of two songs from The Mound/Disappear, which is due out Mar 17th via Cargo Records. Check out the tune below.
(Correction: this article originally listed the track as "The Mount")
Boise-based Hidden Home Records have released their first label compilation, Do You Remember Punk Rock Comps? Vol. 1, via their Bandcamp page.
The comp features nine bands, including Wicked Bears and Sheep Among Wolves, with each act providing two songs.
Seattle Washington's Dead Bars is streaming a new single over at New Noise Magazine. The track is called "Earplug Girl" and it a "love song about sharing earplugs in the mosh pit." Dead Bars will be releasing their first LP new called Dream Gig digitally on March 10th and later this spring on vinyl through No Idea Records. The LP was produced by Eric Randall of TacocaT. The band will also be doing a tour in March to support the release. You can click here to listen to "Earplug Girl."
Israel's Zaga Zaga have released a second song, "Cancer Man," from their forthcoming self-titled full-length. The album is due out March 18th but, in the meantime, you can check out their new track below.
Clément Gary, of Water Mane, has recently released an album of acoustic folk-punk songs. The four-song EP, From Border to Border dropped January 22 via Pencil Records. A limited-edition cassette version will made be available on February 19. You can check out the track "The House We Used To Live In" from the album below.
(Correction- this article originally listed Gary as ex-Water Mane, however he is still an active member in the band).
Punknews is proud to premiere the song "Burning The Candle" from Sacramento-based ska-punk act At Both Ends' forthcoming album. Coming off of Wheel's Out The Window, due out this Friday, Jan 29th*, the track gives a good example of the band's middle ground of ska and (skate) punk, styles which they swing back and forth between across the entirety of the album
If you like what you hear, you can pre-order the album as a digital release or CD via their Bandcamp page, as well as check out their 2015 EP, Knackered.
At Both Ends also has a couple of gigs lined up, including a date supporting ska legends The Toasters this Friday, and their record release in late February. You can check out those dates under the stream below.
(*Correction: this post originally stated the record release date was Feb 29th)
Chicago '80s punk/hardcore act Warrior Tribes have released their newest album, 7" Outtakes + 2016 demo.
As implied by the title, the album features five new songs, as well as four outtake tracks from their 2016 demo.
If you have a minute (literally), check out the track "Rip Off" from the album below.