Epitaph

East LA punk band Death Lens have signed to Epitaph.

The first installment of Epitaph Records’ legendary ‘Punk-O-Rama’ compilation series is getting a cassette reissue and an accompanying clothing and merch line based on the iconic artwork…

Propagandhi, The Interrupters, The Menzingers, an unreleased Millencolin song, and more also appear on Epitaph’s new Ukraine benefit comp.

With nine albums and one EP in 23 years that offered up consistent innovation without any lulls, Every Time I Die’s career resulted in the greatest longevity metalcore had seen since Converge. Here’s a breakdown of their rich catalog…

Bad Religion are celebrating two major anniversaries this week: their classic debut album ‘How Could Hell Be Any Worse?’ turns 40, and 2002’s ‘The Process of Belief,’ a massive comeback and a crucial turning point in their career, turns 20.

Santa Cruz thrashy hardcore band have followed last year’s Revelation-released ‘California Cursed,’ with a new single, out now on Epitaph Records.

The band’s killer new EP came out on Bandcamp on Juneteenth, and now it’s available everywhere via their new label home, Epitaph. They’ve also got some very cool shows coming up…

”Epitaph offered us full creative control and they’re really supportive of what we want to do as a band,” vocalist and guitarist Lucia says.

Young punk band The Linda Lindas, who were hand-picked to open one of Bikini Kill’s reunion shows in 2019 and then tapped by Amy Poehler to cover ”Rebel Girl” in her new Netflix movie ‘Moxie,’ went viral after playing their song ”Racist, Sexist Boy” on an LA Public Library livestream, and they’ve now signed to Epitaph Records…

While you wait for news on Adult Mom’s Epitaph debut, revisit their 2020 single ”Berlin.”