Legendary NY post-hardcore band Quicksand are set to release their new album "Bring On The Psychics" on July 17, 2026 via Equal Vision Records, marking a blend of the band's heavy 90s groove-laden sound, with a modern, experimental approach. “For this album, I was going back to a lot of my earlier influences about ‘Break Down The Walls’ or ‘Start Today,’” says lead guitarist/vocalist Walter Schreifels. Rounded out by long time bassist/vocalist Sergio Vega, and drummer Alan Cage, the album offers energetic tracks like lead off singles “Get To It” which sounds like a cross between Snapcase, Turnstile and classic Quicksand, and “Regenerate,” another immediate and punchy track with their trademark grooves, that also taps into the more experimental side of the band during the bridge, before climaxing to a classic shout along hook. Known for their hardcore roots, Quicksand's latest release promises a dynamic musical journey that appeals to both longtime fans and newcomers.

I AM THE AVALANCHE, the celebrated New York punk band lead by Vinnie Caruana (The Movielife), is set to release their first new album in six years, titled 'THE HORROR SHOW', on April 10 via Equal Vision Records. The new LP serves as a poignant return for the New York punk outfit, delving into themes of loss, resilience, and friendship. Reflecting frontman Vinnie Caruana's personal journey through grief, the album offers an expansive and textured sonic landscape, showcasing the band's evolution over their six-year hiatus. Featuring deeply personal tracks like the title song, 'THE HORROR SHOW' which is now streaming, this release stands out for its raw emotion and fearless exploration of new musical territories, making it a powerful companion for listeners navigating their own struggles. RIYL: The Movielife, Crime In Stereo, Polar Bear Club, The Descendents, Lagwagon

All Get Out, in collaboration with Equal Vision Records, releases "Kodak" on June 3, 2022, exploring themes of small-town American life. Frontman Nathan Hussey's introspective lyrics drive the album's nostalgic essence, reminiscent of similar introspective indie folk artists. The record delves into Hussey's personal journey and reflections on growing up in stagnant American communities.

The legendary Equal Vision Records and hardcore supergroup Bitter Branches will release "Let’s Give the Land Back to the Animals" on March 6, 2020, produced by J. Robbins (Jawbox). Featuring members of Deadguy, LIfetime, Paint it Black, Kiss it Goodbye, & more, the album draws heavily from 1980s-90s hardcore and noise rock, blending the aggression of Black Flag and the angular noise rock of the Amphetamine Reptile Records roster. The new LP is dark, moody, and introspective, offering an aggressive yet nuanced exploration of anger and defiance, urging listeners to confront societal issues. Fans of Jesus Lizard, Chat Pile, Shellac, Fugazi, and Black Flag might find resonance in this album.

Anberlin’s new EP, Convinced, is set to release on June 30th via Equal Vision Records. Following their recent single “Lacerate,” the band delivers a mix of high-powered alternative rock and new wave influences, showcasing a dynamic sound reminiscent of bands like Underoath and early 2000s alternative rock.

The Flatliners' will release their new album, 'Cold World', on May 8th via Equal Vision Records / Dine Alone Records. The LP delves into the aftermath of clarity with haunting melodies and introspective lyrics that feel like a ghostly memory. Reflecting on themes of nostalgia and legacy, the band's urgent punk energy is met with intricate guitar work, exemplified in tracks like 'Inner Peace' and 'Burn'. With a music video paying homage to '90s style and a focus on collaboration and shared vision, this release marks a distinctive chapter in the band's 24-year musical journey, inviting listeners to navigate the complexities of a 'cold world' alongside them.

Armor For Sleep returns after 15 years with their anticipated 4th LP, "The Rain Museum," set for release on September 9th, 2022 via Equal Vision Records. The new single, "How Far Apart," echoes their classic emo rock sound from the early 2000s, promising a matured and emotional listening experience akin to their renowned album "What to Do When You Are Dead."

Lead singer Ben Jorgensen describes "The Rain Museum" as a concept album inspired by personal struggles, interwoven with a post-apocalyptic narrative. Fans can expect a cohesive and emotive collection of songs, combining the band's signature sound with refined songwriting over the past 17 years, making this upcoming release a poignant and introspective journey worth anticipating.

Sleep On It's album "Pride & Disaster" is set for release on September 13th, offering a blend of uplifting themes alongside discussions on mental health. The band's sound draws comparisons to State Champs, Pierce the Veil, and All Time Low, with additional production by Kyle Black.