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The Bouncing Souls Volume 2 Pure Noise CD | LP

Seaway Big Vibe Pure Noise Records CD | LP

Pardon Us Seamless Everything Sucks Music LP

Honey Joy II LP is on 'hot pink | black 50/50 split' coloured vinyl. The second album from the awesome London-based garage-punk-rockers Honey Joy, following on from their 2017 self-titled debut album. Don’t be fooled by their name – London punk quintet Honey Joy aren’t here to offer you a happy escape from the harsh realities of life. In fact, this second album is a deep dive into vocalist Meg Tinsley’s fluctuating mental health. Half of it was written when she was signed off from her work as a nurse because of it, while the rest of it is a reaction to her subsequent recovery – a collection of before and after snapshots that distil her experiences down into bite-sized but still substantial blasts of melodic indie-pop/punk rock. Everything Sucks Music LP

Wilmette Anxious Body Mutant League Records CD

Chief State Nothing More Than This A 4-track EP from the Canadian pop-punkers Chief State. Mutant League Records CD

Home Grown Kings of Pop Drive-Thru pop-punk from back in the day, this is full of winners like You're Not Alone, and Give It Up. Mutant League Records LP

Chief State Tough Love The 7-tracker from the Canadian pop-punks Chief State. As debut albums go, it’s far from obvious that this is Chief State’s first full release. The songs are well written, catchy, and easy on the ears, and the end result is a high-quality album for anyone who enjoys pop-punk. There’s plenty of scope for Chief State to take up the Canadian pop punk mantle, and there’s no reason they shouldn’t. - Punktastic Mutant League Records CD | LP

Wilmette Wilmette The self-titled EP from the Illinois-based pop-punkers Wilmette. Hailing from the Chicago suburbs, Wilmette combines pop-punk and hardcore with a fresh style that relies on pop hooks, honest lyrics, and strong musicianship. The band’s emphatic label debut “Anxious Body” was produced by Seth Henderson at ABG Studios (Knuckle Puck, Real Friends) and mastered by Kris Crummett (Sleeping With Sirens). Mutant League Records 12" | CD

Belmont Belmont The self-titled record from the awesome pop-punkers Belmont. Mutant League Records CD | LP

Machine Gun Kelly Tickets To My Downfall Polydor CD | LP

SALEM SALEM SALEM is the new punk-rock side-project from the Creeper frontman Will Gould and Mat Reynolds (Howard’s Alias, Skylar, Drawings). First single ‘Destroy Me’ fires out of the starting blocks in a ferocious rush of punk rock melody and Gould’s distinctive vocals. His words possess the playfully eloquent set-up and punchline lyrical style that’s a big part of classic albums from the likes of Jawbreaker and Alkaline Trio. “‘Destroy Me’ is a really good introduction that summarises the band, it had the right kind of energy from the offset,” says Gould. “This band feels like a love letter to a lot of our early influences. It’s a return to our roots in a lot of ways.” Elsewhere, SALEM’s debut EP captures the life-affirming joy of hearing a live band erupt into a blast of wild, barely controlled energy. Not that it’s a one-trick pony. Opening track ‘Fall Out Of Love’ hurtles into the kind of towering chorus that Gould first made his name with, ‘Throat’ is an ominous, ever-escalating alt-rock slowburner, while the frenetic closer ‘Doomed (For Each Other)’ sprints for the finish line. And as with all good EPs, when the needle clicks off, the natural thing to do is to flip it over and play it again from the start. Roadrunner Records 12"

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