The Lawrence Arms

It also features members of Alkaline Trio, Skatune Network, Pinkshift, The Bombpops, and more, and includes song titles like "Rather Murder Myself," "I Thought This Was Alcohol," "Your Product is Dumb," "Unnecessary and Unimpressive," and more...

The Lawrence Arms are taking their sixth annual holiday special virtual for 2020.

”There’s a lot of hope in this record, and a lot of fight. We are all warriors. We all have miles of shit to trudge through, and we have no choice but to get through it.”

From long-awaited returns like X, Strike Anywhere, and Operation Ivy frontman Jesse Michaels to newer greats...

This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' looks at 18 early 2000s punk albums that were too gritty for the bubblegum pop punk TRL was playing but too tuneful for the depths of the hardcore underground, and still sound vital today.

plus Alabama Shakes, Run the Jewels, Cypress Hill, Brockhampton, Cloud Nothings, Code Orange, The Lawrence Arms, and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

This week's Notable Releases include cathartic punk comebacks from Strike Anywhere and The Lawrence Arms, the long-awaited Jarvis Cocker, the long-awaited Blu & Exile, Nicolas Jaar's second proper LP of 2020, and more...

The Lawrence Arms' first album in six years a graceful late-career album that stands tall next to their classics. Brendan and Chris talk to us about the writing and recording processes, meanings behind some of the songs, influences on the album, and more...

Listen to new songs by Problem (ft. Freddie Gibbs & Snoop Dogg), IDLES, Sam Prekop, Ho99o9, The Lawrence Arms, Jim-E Stack (ft. Empress Of), and more...

Frank Turner, Cursive, Sparta, Good Riddance, Torche, Strike Anywhere, Modern Life Is War, and more are also on the bill...