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Ezra Cohen's sophomore album is his finest work to date, and contender for album of the year. New Hampshire singer/songwriter returns with his second full-length & first with the Big City Band. Ezra's alternative pop gems come to a whole new life & are fully realized rocking with a full band. Still on that Lemonheads vibe, this is the album we knew Ezra would make since the minute we heard his first solo track. 200 pressed on Black vinyl. Album release: October 25, 2024.

Hailing from Richmond, VA, Bashful is Jake Guralnik's (Spraynard, Bat Boy) latest outlet where he gets to write fun songs about anxiety, dread, and navigating adulthood without losing your fucking mind. Jake's former Hold Tight! bandmates James Goodson and Alex Wilhelm round out the rhythm section on bass and drums, respectively.

John Russell of Richmond, Virginia’s Gnawing has shifted the focus of his creative energies towards a new solo project over the last year. The new outfit, Drug Country, is sharing their first ever release today, a six-song extended play titled How To Keep A Band, which sees Russell trying on new hats stylistically while still sporting some of the well-worn sounds of his other band. 

Since 2015 when they released their debut album, Dead Weight, Sea Of Storms added second guitarist Nick Bergheimer, and this weekend they’ll release their first album as a four-piece, Saddest Faction. It’s time to celebrate, and you’ll get the perfect chance to this Sunday night with a free Saddest Faction release party at Bandito’s — so get stoked!

Saddest Faction has been painstakingly crafted by the band over the past two years, and the results are proof that good things come to those who wait. While each of the album’s two sides ends with a longer, slower tune, the majority of the songs here are infused with an increased dose of upbeat energy than could be found on their debut album, harking back to former projects like Mouthbreather, Landmines, and Race The Sun. The result is a good mix of Sea Of Storms’ established emotional feel and jolting punk exuberance.