Avondale have released their debut EP, Do What You Love, on all streaming platforms. The EP is a callback to the mid-2000s pop-punk scene the group grew up in. Fans of bands like The Starting Line, All Time Low, and blink-182 will find themselves right at home in the short, but sweet, EP. Check it out on your favorite streaming platform and follow the band on whatever dystopian social media sites you frequent.

West Friends have released their new album, Junk Drawer, on all streaming platforms. The album is a marriage of the band’s pop-punk influences and crashes onto the scene with a gloriously loud, sarcastic, and secretly sentimental love letter to the pop-punk of our youth.

Jordan and Isaiah both grew up in the Pacific Northwest punk scene and cut their teeth in numerous bands touring basements, couches, and clubs across the west coast. While the theme (and sound) of the record play heavily on the nostalgia millennials all feel for the way things were, it also injects a new energy into the scene. With influences like Yellowcard, Four Year Strong, and blink-182 (of course), there’s bound to be a song on the record that reminds you of the sweaty, sun-burned mosh pits of the 2000’s Warped Tours.

Check it out on your favorite streaming platform and follow the band on Instagram or their website.

A longtime forum member’s band, sleepingbagzzz, has released the new song “Howler.” The emo/pop-punk song was written about the ending of a member’s sister’s relationship and can be found on all streaming platforms.