
Stretch Arm Strong | Free at Last
Stretch Arm Strong’s 2005 hardcore classic “Free at Last” is on vinyl for the first time ever. Fully remastered with updated artwork and a retrospective by the band. Produced by James Paul Wisner (Paramore, New Found Glory). "Without a doubt, a solid and enjoyable album full of screams, hooks and melody galore. Fast-beat and quick tempo hardcore!" - Punk News
Hundreds of AU | Life in Parallel
“Life in Parallel”, the fifth LP from NJ’s Hundreds of AU, examines the hopelessness of modern life set to a soundtrack that encompasses both soaring melody and incoherent chaos. Features guest vocals from Geoff Rickly (Thursday) and Jon Tumillo (Folly). “A veritable catastrophe of melody and aggression with a purpose.” - IDIOTEQ


Modern Life is War | Life on the Moon
Life on the Moon marks the bold return of Modern Life Is War, their first studio album in over a decade. Known for their distinctive blend of raw emotion and confrontational intensity, Modern Life Is War once again delivers a mix of gritty realism and poetic despair, pushing forward while staying in touch with that which has resonated with audiences over the years.
The Casket Lottery | Feel the Teeth
Kansas City's The Casket Lottery presents their new album. Feel The Teeth captures a band navigating the tension between exhaustion and revelation, pushing through the haze of disillusionment while still searching for meaning. Lyrically, Feel The Teeth reflects the weight of an era that has shifted in unexpected ways—personally, politically, and socially—capturing the complexities of trying to find clarity in a world that often feels out of control.


V/A | The Dogs of Hope
The Dogs of Hope is a powerful new compilation from Iodine Recordings and Tom Bejgrowicz, created to raise critical funds for the Randolph County Animal Shelter in rural Alabama—a no-kill, privately run facility that’s saved thousands of animal lives despite operating without public funding or county support. Featuring new or previously unreleased music from a genre-defining lineup—Killswitch Engage, Deadguy, Snapcase, Orange 9mm, and more — The Dogs of Hope unites heavyweights from across the hardcore and punk scenes in support of an urgent cause.
Drought | Souvenir
While many hardcore bands focus their fury outward, Drought turns inward—channeling personal struggle to chart a different path. Souvenir sounds less like a debut and more like an established act. These thirteen songs channel moods and emotion with conviction, shaped by years of perspective. Guest vocals from Patrick Flynn (Fiddlehead/Have Heart), Eric Butler (Mom Jeans), and Alex Rudenshiold (Infant Island) lend further weight to Souvenir, weaving with the band’s dynamic arrangements and situating the record firmly in the evolving world of post-hardcore and emo.

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