The Wonder Years

While the tenth anniversaries of both albums have now passed,The Wonder Years are celebrating two of their most beloved albums by playing both in full on a North American tour.

The Brooklyn trio just signed to Father/Daughter, and they're about to tour with glass beach and Home Is Where, and then they'll open some of The Wonder Years' holiday shows...

Listen to the album's third single, ”In Love In Various Rooms,” now.

The Wonder Years will play a few East Coast US shows this December, ”mostly because we just really wanted to rip a few gigs,” they write.

The Wonder Years’ pop punk opus, 2011’s ’Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing’ and their 2010 sophomore album ’The Upsides,’ which saw them really getting serious, have new limited edition reissues on color twister vinyl, exclusive to our stores.

With 'Suburbia I've Given You All and Now I'm Nothing,' The Wonder Years wrote an Allen Ginsberg-inspired concept album about the suburbs that perfected the art of pop punk on a level that rivaled even the genre's pioneers. Today, that album turns 10...

PEARS, The Casket Lottery, Direct Hit, Ratboys, Be Well, Brendan Kelly, Militarie Gun, NØ MAN, Camp Trash, Joystick and more join the already-stacked lineup...

The fundraiser has already raised over $79,000, and the newly-added raffle includes mewithoutYou test pressings, a cymbal used by Thursday and signed by the band and their friends, a signed Deftones tour poster, a personal collection of rare items from Walter Schreifels, Kid Dynamite's 1998 demo cassette (their first ever release), and more...

'Green to Gold' is out now via ANTI-, and you can get it on limited tan vinyl in the BV Shop.

In 2011, the new wave of post-hardcore came into full effect with seminal albums by Touche Amore, Pianos Become the Teeth, La Dispute, Defeater, Title Fight, and more. This edition of 'In Defense of the Genre' looks back on those albums for their 10th anniversary, the overall punk landscape of 2011, and today's young bands who are starting their own new wave