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June 2026
14 releases
Toilet Rats
Black Cats
Toilet Rats' third LP, "Black Cats," is a blend of fuzz, synths, and drum machines creating moody synth pop, post-punk, 80s college rock, and new wave tracks. Fans of Vision Video, Home Front, The Cure, Say Hi, and New Order will appreciate this release, set to drop on June 26, 2026 via Steadfast Records and Sweet Cheetah Records. Recorded during a disruptive period, the album delves into themes of survival, illness, and camaraderie, featuring standout tracks like "Shimmy" and "HEART EMOJI MPLS." With contributions from notable artists and a diverse musical background, Toilet Rats delivers a dynamic mix reflective of Rehbein's underground influences and Minneapolis roots.
Boundaries
Yearning: The unbeautiful after
The fourth Boundaries album and their first for Sumerian Records, out July 17, 2026. Produced by Drew Fulk and shaped by loss, the 14-track LP features Make Them Suffer and The Plot In You's Landon Tewers.
Senior Living
existential, sudden dread
Albany, NY heavy alt-rock band Senior Living's new EP "Existential, Sudden Dread" released on June 19th, infuses shoegaze, post-hardcore, punk and alternative rock elements, exploring themes of guilt, addiction, and acceptance. Drawing inspiration from bands like Title Fight, Fleshwater, Nothing, Gleemer and Sunny Day Real Estate, the album balances melody and aggression with emotional sincerity, offering a compelling journey through personal growth and uncertainty. Plain and simple, this band rocks!
Onelinedrawing
Rainbowmachine
Onelinedrawing's new album Rainbow Machine, set to release on September 18, 2026 via Iodine Recordings, features Matranga's first rock album in over two decades with a blend of intimate songwriting in a full-band setting. The 10-song record showcases collaborations from various artists and a sound that moves between anxious haze, towering guitars, bubbling synths, and poignant moments of intimacy. Lead single "This is a Warning" is now streaming.
Holding Absence
Modern Life Is Lonely
Modern Life Is Lonely is the fourth full-length from Cardiff post-hardcore trio Holding Absence, out August 28, 2026 via Sumerian Records. Led by “Whisper Of A Dream” and “Reflection,” the record pushes their heavy, melodic alt-rock into a more electronic and concept-driven space.
Pete Yorn
All the Beauty
All the Beauty is Pete Yorn’s new album, out July 24, 2026 via Shelly Records, and his third collaboration with Jackson Phillips (Day Wave). Led by the title track, the record leans into warm, melodic indie rock with a reflective edge.
The Bouncing Souls
Born To Be
The Bouncing Souls return with Born To Be , their first new full-length album produced by Grammy Award-winning producer Will Yip. Arriving June 26, the record finds the New Jersey punk veterans balancing resilience, community, and hard-earned perspective across ten songs led by the anthemic first single "The Light."
Keo
Put A Smile On For Me
UK rising stars Keo have announced their debut album, Put A Smile On For Me, due out September 25 via Island Records. Blending shoegaze, alternative rock, and grunge-soaked intensity with raw, emotionally charged songwriting, the album draws influence from artists such as Smashing Pumpkins and Radiohead while fitting alongside the modern guitar-driven sounds of Wunderhorse, Been Stellar, Fontaines D.C., overpass, and Tooth. Already emerging as one of the UK's most exciting new bands in intense guitar music, Keo have also shared the powerful lead single "That's Me," now streaming everywhere.
Sincere Engineer
Probable Claws
Sincere Engineer is releasing their fourth studio album, "Probable Claws," on June 26, 2026, via Hopeless Records, blending emotive punk with relatable themes of time and self-reflection. Recorded at Chicago’s Electrical Audio, the album maintains the band's gritty, blue-collar ethos while delivering a mix of cathartic emo and pop-punk anthems across 11 brand new tracks, including latest single and album opener "Twist My Tongue."
Show Me The Body
Alone Together
Show Me the Body has announced their 4th studio album "Alone Together," set to be released on July 10th, 2026 via Loma Vista Recordings. The album, produced by Klas Åhlund and Kenneth Blume III, showcases the band's signature hardcore sound with themes of praxis and direct communication, following their acclaimed 2022 release "Trouble The Water." Written in the band's own studio amidst personal experiences, "Alone Together" represents a focused and urgent evolution in Show Me the Body's music. Latest single "No God" now streaming.
Dead Tired
Hornets Of Fall
The latest album by Dead Tired, "Hornets of Fall," arrives August 14, 2026 via New Damage Records and is described as a loud and chaotic mix of punk and noise-rock, featuring 12 brand new intense tracks, including lead single "Edges of Entropy." Produced by the band's own Marco Bressette, the record includes guest appearances from members of Cancer Bats, Comeback Kid, and The Flatliners. Dead Tired's deliberate and patient approach to songwriting has resulted in their heaviest and most confident release yet, offering something for fans of fast, slow, and riff-heavy music.
Afghan Whigs
Soft Control
The Afghan Whigs are set to release their new album "Soft Control" on August 21, 2026, featuring the single "Jungle Roux" and previously released singles "House of I" and "Duvateen" out now. The album reflects a mature evolution in Greg Dulli's vocals and songwriting, blending intense guitars with his trademark soul and R&B influences for a 10 track dynamic musical experience that fans of his previous work should love.
Interpol
This Mirror Weighs a Ton
Interpol's eighth studio album and debut for Partisan Records, out August 28, 2026.
Loathe
A Stranger to You
The upcoming album "A Stranger to You" by Liverpool band Loathe, set for release on July 17, 2026, showcases a significant sonic evolution blending metalcore with haunting shoegaze elements, psychedelic layers, and intricate percussion patterns. Produced by guitarist Erik Bickerstaffe, the record features collaborations with artists like Jordan Rakei and Code Orange members, offering a fully immersive musical journey that invites global influences.
Ceremony
Tell Me Your Dream
Seminal California based punk rock band CEREMONY announces their seventh album, Tell Me Your Dream, set to release on August 7th, 2026 via Relapse, featuring a mix of hardcore and post-punk influences reminiscent of bands like Discharge and Crass. The album, produced by the legendary John Reis (Rocket from the Crypt, Hot Snakes, and many other notable punk bands), showcases the band's evolution over their 21-year career, capturing their punk-forged intensity and timely expression, as evident by latest blistering single "Death Destruction Mayhem."
Scarlet House
Angels
Scarlet House's debut album "Angels," set for release on August 28, 2026, offers a mesmerizing journey through the emotional landscape of love and loss, woven together with hazy guitars and atmospheric production. Drawing on the reflective themes of nostalgia and the complexities of changing relationships, the album's 14 tracks artfully blend elements of dark alternative rock reminiscent of Deftones and The Cure with modern rap influences. This distinctive sonic palette, combined with Scarlet House's heartfelt storytelling, marks "Angels" as a noteworthy entry in the contemporary music scene, further solidifying his growing influence and connection with a devoted audience.