UK rockers Split Chain's debut LP "motionblur" will be released on July 11, 2025 through Epitaph Records. The album, described as a coming of age story by the band, presents a visceral, kaleidoscopic wall of sound blending conflicting emotions of adolescence with loud guitars, big melodies, and heavy breakdowns pulling from elements of Grunge, Nu-Metal, Alt Rock, Shoegaze and Hardcore. Drawing comparisons to artists like Deftones, Blanket, Oversize and Soul Blind, Split Chain's music combines intense emotions with complex soundscapes that are showcased throughout 11 brand new tracks on their debut LP.

Teenage Wrist is set to release their new album 'Still Love' on August 04, 2023, featuring 12 new tracks and guest artists such as 311's SA Martinez. The band's sound, influenced by Sunny Day Real Estate, continues to evolve and refine, as evident in the already released singles 'Sunshine', 'Diorama', and 'Still Love'.

Thrice's 11th studio album, Horizons/East, ventures into an explorative rock landscape, emphasizing interrelatedness and mindfulness in its themes and rich sonic textures. Led by the powerful single "Scavengers," the album challenges listeners to discern connection from destruction, offering a meditative journey driven by innovative musical experiments.

Teenage Wrist is set to drop Earth Is A Black Hole, the sophomore album produced by Colin Brittain, blending modern rock with their shoegaze roots. Guitarist Marshall Gallagher takes the lead, delivering a more expansive and aggressive sound with synths and drum samples, exploring themes of hope and transmutation. Influenced by shoegaze, grunge, and emo-pop, the band offers a relatable and restorative message in their music.

Death Lens, a punk band from Southern California, is set to release their new album "What's Left Now?" on April 24th, via Epitaph, and the follow up to their highly acclaimed LP Cold World. Writing stage-dive fist in the air anthems for the oppressed, the band's sound is described as a mix of urgency and celebration, similar to artists like Militarie Gun, Drug Church and Touché Amoré. Across 12 brand new tracks including latest singles "Monolith" and "Power" the new album reflects the band's gritty journey from hardship to strength, addressing personal struggles and societal issues with raw honesty and energy.

Thrice is set to release their new album, Horizons/West, on October 3, 2025 via Epitaph Records, with thundering lead single "Gnash" now streaming everywhere. The album serves as a sequel to their previous release, Horizons/East, showcasing a blend of cinematic post-rock textures, intricate rhythms, and the raw urgency that defined Thrice’s early work. Produced by the band at New Grass Studios, the album delves into personal identity, societal manipulation, and spiritual questions, staying true to Thrice's DIY ethos, while offering an album that’s equal parts introspection and confrontation. The album will contain 11 brand new tracks.

East LA post-punk band Death Lens is set to release their sophomore LP "Cold World" on May 3, 2024, via Epitaph Records. Their sound blends West Coast surf punk and Britrock influences while delivering energetic live performances akin to Turnstile and Militarie Gun.

The album showcases a departure from their early style, encapsulating matured post-hardcore rock songs with poignant lyrics addressing social injustices. Produced by Brett Romnes, "Cold World" features expanded sonic elements such as harmonies, piano, and strings, presenting Death Lens at their most confident and adventurous.

Quicksand's fourth studio album, Distant Populations, set for digital release on August 13 and vinyl on September 24 via Epitaph Records, was produced by Will Yip and mixed by Josh Wilbur. The album features a punchier sound compared to its predecessor, with 11 concise tracks exploring the dualities of individual relationships and societal connections.

With gripping lyricism and raw power, Quicksand delves into themes of alienation and loneliness in the digital age. The single "Missile Command" highlights the band's trademark groove and captures their essence in a new, compelling way.

Joyce Manor is set to release their new album, "I Used To Go To This Bar," on January 30, 2026 via Epitaph Records. Produced by Brett Gurewitz, the album encapsulates the band's anthemic punk sound with more diverse influences ranging from AFI, Weezer, Janes Addiction and the Smiths, establishing them as significant figures in the rock landscape. The album reflects a culmination of their musical journey and showcases their evolution while staying true to their signature style. Singles "All My Friends Are So Depressed" and "Well, Whatever it Was" from the forthcoming LP are now streaming everywhere.

The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die will release their new album 'Dreams of Being Dust' on August 22nd via Epitaph Records. The album explores themes of societal crises and personal struggles, with a heavier post-hardcore sound featuring guest vocalists like Brendan Murphy from Counterparts. This fifth record marks a shift towards a more aggressive musical direction for the band, reflecting the tumultuous times we live in while offering a purposeful and passionate response to the challenges faced. Co-produced by Chris Teti and Greg Thomas, 'Dreams of Being Dust' presents a compelling and reflective narrative of the band's evolution and the current state of the world.

The Menzingers, iconic Philadelphia punk rockers, announce their seventh studio album 'Some Of It Was True', set to release on October 13th. Working with Grammy-nominated producer Brad Cook, the band delivers their most immediate and energetic record to date, showcasing rich, raw sound and prismatic songwriting akin to artists like the War on Drugs.

Descendents have announced their upcoming album 9th & Walnut slated for release on July 23 via Epitaph Records. This album features the band's earliest material from 1977 through 1980, including debut tracks and a cover of the Dave Clark Five's "Glad All Over," providing a nostalgic look at their genre-defining sound.

The band offers a taste of 9th & Walnut with the track "Baby Doncha Know," showcasing the influence of their practice space and the camaraderie among the original four-piece lineup. Fans of punk rock and early hardcore music will likely enjoy this historic collection from Descendents.

Fake Names, a punk rock supergroup featuring members from influential bands like Minor Threat, Refused, and Bad Religion, is set to release their self-titled debut record on May 8 via Epitaph. The album, produced at Renegade Studios in New York, showcases a 28-minute burst of energy combining bare-bones punk with power-pop elements, delivering bittersweet melodies and rich harmonies.