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Rudy Nuño’s Album Reveal Featuring Aimee Interrupter
In a year where it feels like every band is about to release a record, it takes real substance to stand out. Today, Rudy Nuño shows us just that, breaking major news on his forthcoming album while unveiling an unexpected collaboration with Aimee Interrupter that no-one saw coming. Rudy has officially announced his new full-length album will be titled, Heart, Hope, Perspective , while also revealing that his next single features Aimee Interrupter . The collaboration didn’t com
Nick Davies
Jan 82 min read


What Punk Fans Really Voted For In 2025
Every January, punk gets stripped back to instinct. No think pieces. No end-of-year panels. Just phones in hands and fans deciding, sometimes angrily what actually mattered the year prior. The Punk Rock Vinyl Album of the Year bracket has become that moment, a yearly gut check run by the Brit based Instagram account punkrock_vinyl, and by now it’s one of the most honest measurements punk rock has left. The early rounds are always loud and mostly disposable. They’re stacked wi
Phil Andersen
Jan 73 min read


Back to Little Eden: The Jack Knives Trust Pete Steinkopf With Their Next Chapter
The news didn’t arrive with noise or urgency. It didn’t need to. It landed quietly, inside a newsletter sent straight to the band’s Street Team, the people who’ve grown alongside The Jack Knives from the very beginning. No rollout. No countdown. No perfectly timed teaser. Just an honest update. The Jack Knives are heading back to Asbury Park this April to record a new full-length album. Same studio. Same producer. But a very intentional shift in how and why they’re making mus
Nick Davies
Jan 45 min read


Sam Russo Is Still Taking the Long Way and Hold You Hard Proves Why It Matters
There’s a certain kind of songwriter who never seems interested in being “next.” No rush toward relevance, no algorithm chasing, no attempt to sound like whatever moment they’re supposedly meant to fit into. Sam Russo has always lived in that space, quietly defiant, deeply human, and steadily carving out something that feels truer with every release. Hold You Hard , Russo’s fourth full-length for Red Scare Industries , finds him widening the frame without losing the focus. F
Phil Andersen
Dec 20, 20253 min read
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