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Samiam also play Atlantic City's inaugural Frantic City festival this weekend with Superchunk, Rocket From The Crypt, The Bouncing Souls, Murder City Devils, Yo La Tengo, Titus Andronicus, and more...

UK band The Bar Stool Preachers have signed to Pure Noise and their first single for the label is the rousing punk anthem ”Call Me On The Way Home.”

Two covers of '90s ska classics were released from the upcoming Pure Noise/PBR covers comp.

The band also begins a tour supporting Knocked Loose this month.

Prince Daddy show off an ethereal, climactic sound on their first single for Pure Noise.

”We want to show that music is and should always be inclusive; just because you look a certain way or come from a certain place doesn’t mean that you don’t belong,” the band says.

Fans of Jeff Rosenstock, The Front Bottoms, PUP, take note.

As Less Than Jake gear up for their first full-length album in seven years, we spoke to Roger Lima about the new music, new lineup, influences, favorite new bands, taking a stand against racial injustice, and more...

Following two EPs and a single of mathy, '90s-style metalcore, Nashville's Chamber have now announced their first full-length album, and the first two songs released from it are very promising...

Richmond melodic hardcore greats Strike Anywhere are finally back with an urgent, vital new soundtrack for the resistance. Vocalist Thomas Barnett speaks to us about watching longtime punk and activist values enter the mainstream, the catalysts for the band's comeback, and more...