Split Chain Join Epitaph Records + Share New Single
Sêan Reid 17th September 2024
Exciting Bristol newcomers have joined the Epitaph family and released a new track.
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Exciting Bristol newcomers have joined the Epitaph family and released a new track.
Ahead of their new album ‘Feeling Not Found’, Origami Angel unleash a powerful double dose of emo/pop-punk.
A bold mix of metalcore, synths, and hip-hop influences pushes the band’s sound into exciting new territory, exploring fresh creative possibilities.
A packed release schedule sees new releases from Foxing, Johnny Foreigner, Kid Bookie, House of Protection, and many more.
The St Albans group show their heavy side as they reflect on societal struggles, while encouraging listeners to find hope and continue striving for positive
The emerging Leeds outfit leave their mark with this impressive double A-side blast of alternative emo/math rock.
Hear another preview of ‘Evergreen’ as the Nashville singer-songwriter prepares to return to the UK next year.
Listen to the US indie singer-songwrtier’s alluring take alongside the remastered version of the original.
The emo legends will continue the ‘Something to Write Home About’ celebration over here next June.
The Swedish hardcore punks will also be celebrating 25 years of ‘The Shape Of Punk To Come’ in November.
Emotional Bristol alt-rockers return as they explore empathy, compassion and humanity.
Thursday, The Callous Daoboys, and BLOOM will be joining the Canadian group in early 2025.
The Canadian quartet share new music as their headline show at London’s Alexandra Palace is close to being sold out.
This week’s round-up highlights releases from Boston Manor, Future Palace, Laura Jane Grace & the Mississippi Medicals, and Lakes.
The reunited group will be hitting up London this month before a new album in November.
