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NA I'M GON GRAB ALLAT
Soul Glo return January 15, 2027 with NA I’M GON GRAB ALLAT via Epitaph. The 14-track follow-up to Diaspora Problems pushes their hardcore, punk and hip-hop collision further, with guests including Tunde Adebimpe, Eugene Robinson, MIKE and BbyMutha.
Take Your Desires for Reality
Toronto trio Vivians make their full-length debut on Sunday Drive Records with seven tracks of rave rhythms, jangly melodies and tangled synths.

Born for Nothing/Born by Mistake
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What Kind of Hell Did You Survive?
Cloud Nothings will release their tenth studio album, What Kind of Hell Did You Survive? , on January 29, 2027, via Pure Noise Rec…
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withforwardmotion
Day Aches return with their second full-length, withforwardmotion , out November 4 via Other People Records. The 10-song follow-up to 2023’s One Last Dream Before Dying pushes the DC/VA band’s grungegaze into heavier territory, folding nü metal and hardcore weight into dense fuzz, reverb and melodic shoegaze, with touchpoints including Superheaven, Soul Blind, Narrow Head, Trauma Ray and Split Chain.

A Portrait of Fear
Melodic Canvas will release their new LP titled A Portrait of Fear on November 4, 2026, a 10-track LP of haunting, reverb-soaked alternative rock and shoegaze via Setterwind Records and Candlepin Records. The album fuses'90s alternative-rock angst, heavy grunge guitars and shoegaze's swirling reverb, with eerie atmospheres with raw melodic urgency. Influences ranging from Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins to Superheaven and Hum are evident throughout.

Where Could I Go?
Atlanta indie punk band New Junk City will release their fourth album, Where Could I Go? on November 6, 2026 via Lauren Records. This 12-song record delves into the challenges of navigating love, work, and relationships, showcasing a raw and honest approach similar to their punk counterparts. Produced by Tyler Bisson and recorded at Standard Electric, the lead single "Lonely Now" portrays themes of setting boundaries and embracing change in personal connections. RIYL: Superchunk, The Replacements, Green Day, The Weakerthans, The Get Up Kids, Japandroids, The Menzingers, Gin Blossoms

an exchange of information
Oso Oso's sixth full-length, an exchange of information , arrives November 6, 2026 via Feral Twin. The album leans into the project's melodic indie rock while reconnecting with its emo and punk roots, led by the loud, upbeat first single "know you know me better."

Future Nausea
Spanish Love Songs return with their fifth album, Future Nausea , out November 6, 2026 via Pure Noise Records. Produced by Chris Walla and Sarah Tudzin, it expands the band’s melodic punk roots into widescreen heartland rock with ringing guitars, shimmering synths, driving rhythms and politically charged lyrics.

ARE YOU READY: THE FIRST STUDIO RECORDING (Inner Ear - March 1979)
Bad Brains' earliest known studio session, recorded at Inner Ear Studios in March 1979, receives its first official release November 6 via Trust Records. Newly mixed by Ian MacKaye, the six-song collection is led by the previously unreleased original studio recording of “Pay to Cum.”

Call It Goodbye
Call It Goodbye is the debut album from Philadelphia-based trio Deux Visages, out November 6, 2026 via Pure Noise Records. Recorded in Miami with longtime collaborator Arquimides “Arkii” Cala, the 11-song record pairs dreamy, feedback-soaked guitars with explosive dynamics and a coming-of-age look at uncertainty and change.

High Horse
New Hampshire punk and slacker-rock quartet FFO: Chillin release their nine-track debut album High Horse November 6, 2026 via DAZE. Featuring “Fresh Start,” “All I Know” and “Forward Perpetual Motion,” the record pairs loose-limbed hooks with emo-leaning guitars and wry observations about an increasingly bleak world.

Chosen Hell
Comeback Kid's eighth album, recorded with Will Putney at Graphic Nature Audio and out November 6, 2026 via SharpTone Records (Dine Alone Records in Canada). Eleven tracks of fast, melodic hardcore with guest spots from Spiritbox's Courtney LaPlante and Incendiary's Brendan Garrone.

Ghosts
Melodic punk band Tearjerker will release their second album, "Ghosts," on November 6, 2026. Fans of Leatherface, Hot Water Music, and Roach Squad will appreciate the emotionally charged melodic punk sound showcased on the 12-track record, which reflects themes of love, heartbreak, and introspection. Co-released internationally by prominent labels, the album will be available in various formats, including vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital editions.

Suburban Decay
Cosmic Joke’s album "Suburban Decay" will be released digitally on November 6, 2026, followed by vinyl and CD editions on November 13 through Revelation Records. The band from Los Angeles blends SoCal skate punk melodies with hardcore grit, drawing comparisons to acts like Descendents, Kid Dynamite, NOFX, and the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater soundtracks. The 12-track LP includes fan favorites like "No Threat" and "Referee," with physical editions featuring various limited vinyl pressings and a CD version available.

On The Quay
Connecticut indie rock band sundots will release On The Quay on November 6, 2026 via Nettwerk. Their second album and first full-band record brings the project’s hazy guitar melodies into more expansive arrangements, drawing on the slow-burning atmosphere of Duster, Red House Painters and Galaxie 500 and the intricate emo interplay of Karate.

A Different Shine
Teenage Wrist has released A Different Shine (EP), their first new music since 2023, blending dreamy post-rock and grunge with a heavier alternative sound. Produced and mixed by Ken Andrews of Failure, the three-track EP features songs like “Twist My Tongue,” which combines gritty grunge and space rock influences. Fans of bands like Failure and alternative post-rock will find this release notable for its mix of melodic and experimental elements.

CURRENCY
Anberlin's upcoming album CURRENCY marks the band's first full-length release with Matty Mullins as lead vocalist, set to be released on November 11, 2026 via Equal Vision Records. Produced by the band and Kellen McGregor, the album combines larger rock anthems with introspective moments, drawing from previously unfinished material and showcasing Mullins' contribution to the songs. The record navigates themes of heartbreak, loss, addiction, and renewal, providing a glimpse into Anberlin's new era in alternative rock.

View From The Outside
Sleepwalk return with their fourth album, View From The Outside , out November 13, 2026 via MNRK. Recorded at Hum guitarist/vocalist Matt Talbott’s Earth Analog studio with producer Zac Montez, the ten-song LP pushes the Chicago band’s shoegaze and ’90s alternative rock foundation further into post-hardcore, heavier rock and more experimental textures.

Cherry Soda
Wavves returns with a reworked version of Cherry Soda , now presented as a Wavves-only album and due November 13, 2026 via I Surrender Records. The twelve-track record channels early-2000s emo through Nathan Williams’ fuzzed-out California punk, with new single “Pinesol” leaning into a heavier, melodic ’90s grunge pull.