New hardcore punks in town World I Hate are out with their debut EP. Nihilistic and cathartic, the band uses crushing riffs, shattering screeches, and merciless blast beats to reflect the state of the country. They talk their shit about cops, bootlickers, capitalism, the bipartisan system and white supremacy – well-timed as election season is upon us. World I Hate
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Punk rockers Avenues have a video out to their latest single. It’s an animated political message featuring people voting in the interest of women, Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ+ rights, and access to abortion as the band’s lyrics fire up on screen. They make no secret that the world feels it’s on fire but encourage us to stand together. It’s a
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Grunge punks Soup Moat are out with a new record today on Triple Eye Industries. If you’re into fuzzy guitar pop and powerhouse group shouts, Soup Moat will keep you jumping around. They explore confusing feelings and absurdity through ironic imagery and witty humor, often featuring animals. The final track “High Five a Hawk” is a six and a half
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Punk rockers Two and a Half Stars came out with their debut full-length release over the summer. The Bay View-based band brings a classic punk approach to songs about a Prius lady, an ice cream queen, and a cheetah to name a few. It’s energetic, triumphant, and determined. We look forward to exciting live shows from Two and a Half
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Garage punks Split House have their debut EP out. They touch on some existentialism here in a lo-fi manner; “Home” is about aimlessness, “Wasting Life” (also released as a single) is pretty self-explanatory, and “Get Me Out” is about judgment – to name a few. These guys seem like they’d tear it up in the DIY shows and we’re happy
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Punk rockers Avenues’ new single champions changing the world with heroic energy. Lyrics remind us that time is running out to make a difference and that if we stand together now, massive social change is possible. It’s a timely message for sure, as our country feels more divided than ever against the ruling class through this hellscape of a year.
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The band releases their first album in over five years.
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Beaker’s new EP is a cathartic blast of energy.
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Ceteri use their voice to give new meaning to a political song.
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Floor Model tackle society’s over-dependence on technology with their new record.
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The punk band tackles white supremacy in America, police brutality, fear of socialism, and wanting pizza.
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The Grovelers get animated for their latest single and video.
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The horror punk complete their Cryptoid Trilogy with a killer new album.
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The long-running Milwaukee punk band is back with a new album.
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12 tracks will entice you to join Nasty Boys’ Cult of Nasty by the end of their album.
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The sophomore EP from Dislocation is full of raw power.
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The band pushes up a release of a new EP to match today’s climate.
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For bands that intended on touring this spring, the current state of the world has obviously put them in a bind. That was the case for Milwaukee punks The DUI’s, who had their tour cancelled as a result of the closing of venues nationwide. That being said, the band is taking things in stride, and put out “Be Isolated”, an
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Cow-punks Rat Bath are back with a new EP full of energy.
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Panic On Panic add new dimensions to their punk setup on their debut EP.
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The Bbys bring out four new tracks full of energy.
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Milwaukee’s newest cow-punk act has beautiful chaos on their new single.
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Primitivs get you hooked on the band with their first release.
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Slug Rejector make a spirited first foray into the Milwaukee music scene with their debut EP.
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Ben Slowey talks to the surf and math rock hybrid.
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