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Formed in 2021, Baltimore hardcore band Jivebomb burst onto the scene with a ferocity that has carried them into being a must see and listen to band. Jivebomb broke out with their demo that year, followed by 2022’s well received Primitive Desires EP, and single “American Rule” was released in 2023 on Flatspot Records’ The Extermination Compilation. The band announces a new 12” vinyl release featuring all their recorded material to date with new artwork and a silkscreened B-side. The vinyl is available for pre-order now through Flatspot Records.

Track Listing:

1. 86
2. Primitive Desires
3. Steel
4. Illusion of Choice
5. Ditz
6. American Rule
7. Cereja
8. Ironclad
9. Wise Choice
10. Cidade Charme
11. Burning Question
12. JIVEBOMB

Spinning the raw emotions and unfettered delivery of power pop and emo, California outfit JOYCE MANOR emerged in the late 2000s with a blistering punk sound on their eponymous debut (2011) and follow-up Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired (2012). Developing restraint and slowing things down, they took cues from pop-punk and indie rock on their Epitaph label debut Never Hungover Again, which drew upon influences Weezer and Jawbreaker, a maturation that continued on 2016’s Cody and 2018’s Million Dollars to Kill Me.

Based out of Torrance, California, JOYCE MANOR got its start in late 2008, conceived as the acoustic pop-punk duo of Barry Johnson (vocals, guitar) and Chase Knobbe (guitar). That idea didn’t last long, however, and the band ultimately expanded, with friends coming and going until the lineup settled down a year later. JOYCE MANOR return with Songs From Northern Torrance: a collection of b-sides and alternate versions of fan favorites pulled from the band’s personal archives. The album kicks off with 'House Warning Party,' a one-minute blast of lo-fi goodness that offers a glimpse into the band’s humble beginnings as a two-piece folk-punk outfit. Lyrics of suburban angst forge with upbeat drums and swift, jangly guitars that make it impossible to not bounce your head along to. As a band who have come to define West Coast indie-punk, JOYCE MANOR remains one of the most popular bands in the genre and this track is a rarity their fans will surely love.

Track Listing:

1. House Warning Party
2. Fuck Koalacaust 
3. Dfhp? 
4. Danke Schoen 
5. Who Gave You A Baby 
6. Constant Nothing 
7. Done Right Discount Flooring 
8. 5 Beer Plan 
9. Chumped
10. Leather Jacket

Carve is the second full-length by Bay Area artist Kathryn Mohr. Written over the course of five years and recorded over several weeks in a rural singlewide in the Mojave Desert, the album centers on love experienced as a form of grief, not as an aftermath of loss, but as a condition of intimacy itself.

Mohr describes Carve as an album about how memory exists outside the body, embedded in places and landscapes. It is shaped by her first return to the American Southwest since a childhood road trip at age five, and by the experience of moving through terrain that holds emotional weight long after its origins fade. The record considers how intimacy feels after years of isolation, and what it takes to carve out a life that allows for trust, presence, and feeling rather than mere survival.

The project took form after a difficult tour that ended in Joshua Tree. Mohr pointed her car into the desert and drove alone, crisscrossing the Mojave on dirt roads. Months later, she returned to record the album, working alone with an acoustic guitar, a field recorder, and limited supplies.

Following that period, Mohr began to allow for intimacy and connection. The time she spent recording Carve in the desert did not create isolation so much as mirror it. Working alone out of an old, western-themed jail Airbnb, the physical enclosure reflected the emotional conditions under which much of the record had been written: distance, restraint, and long stretches of stillness. In that context, love was not experienced as escape, but as something inseparable from impermanence and the awareness of loss. This tension between connection and inevitability sits at the center of Carve.

Some of the album’s songs were written earlier, during a prolonged period marked by emotional distance and apathy. Over those four years, Mohr was working through unprocessed childhood memories and their long-term effects on her ability to connect with others. The work was slow and difficult, involving a fundamental reshaping of how she related to herself and to the world.

Carve was mixed by Richard Chowenhill of Flenser labelmates Agriculture. Rather than offering resolution, the album documents the act of remaining present within tension. Carve is not about escaping grief, but about accepting it as inseparable from love itself

Track Listing:

1. Bone Infection

2. Doorway

3. Angle of Repose

4. Commit

5. Property

6. I Do

7. Idiocy

8. Owner

9. Cells

10. Chromium 6

11. Trouble Me

12. Crow Eyes

Carve is the second full-length by Bay Area artist Kathryn Mohr. Written over the course of five years and recorded over several weeks in a rural singlewide in the Mojave Desert, the album centers on love experienced as a form of grief, not as an aftermath of loss, but as a condition of intimacy itself.

Mohr describes Carve as an album about how memory exists outside the body, embedded in places and landscapes. It is shaped by her first return to the American Southwest since a childhood road trip at age five, and by the experience of moving through terrain that holds emotional weight long after its origins fade. The record considers how intimacy feels after years of isolation, and what it takes to carve out a life that allows for trust, presence, and feeling rather than mere survival.

The project took form after a difficult tour that ended in Joshua Tree. Mohr pointed her car into the desert and drove alone, crisscrossing the Mojave on dirt roads. Months later, she returned to record the album, working alone with an acoustic guitar, a field recorder, and limited supplies.

Following that period, Mohr began to allow for intimacy and connection. The time she spent recording Carve in the desert did not create isolation so much as mirror it. Working alone out of an old, western-themed jail Airbnb, the physical enclosure reflected the emotional conditions under which much of the record had been written: distance, restraint, and long stretches of stillness. In that context, love was not experienced as escape, but as something inseparable from impermanence and the awareness of loss. This tension between connection and inevitability sits at the center of Carve.

Some of the album’s songs were written earlier, during a prolonged period marked by emotional distance and apathy. Over those four years, Mohr was working through unprocessed childhood memories and their long-term effects on her ability to connect with others. The work was slow and difficult, involving a fundamental reshaping of how she related to herself and to the world.

Carve was mixed by Richard Chowenhill of Flenser labelmates Agriculture. Rather than offering resolution, the album documents the act of remaining present within tension. Carve is not about escaping grief, but about accepting it as inseparable from love itself

Track Listing:

1. Bone Infection

2. Doorway

3. Angle of Repose

4. Commit

5. Property

6. I Do

7. Idiocy

8. Owner

9. Cells

10. Chromium 6

11. Trouble Me

12. Crow Eyes

Formed in 2015, Chicago hardcore band Kharma pack a pummeling, rhythmic style made to get you moving. The four-piece band is directly influenced by their city, from the forebears of their scene to the daily circumstances that inform their lyrics and unrelenting aggression. On the upcoming full-length album, A World Of Our Own, due out in 2024 on Flatspot Records, Kharma is taking the listener through the ebb and flow of life.

The band gave the first glimpse into their world on 2016’s self-released EP, Survival, followed up by 2018’s Moment of Violence EP, leading to their 2020 EP, Most Dangerous Game, out through Flatspot Records. On each release, Kharma has delivered uncompromising, reality-driven hardore and A World Of Our Own expands on that vision. Working with Jon Markson at The Animal Farm (Regulate, Jivebomb), the band set out to record their most personal and colossal material yet. Lyrical topics range from finding community to experiencing oppression to coping with everyday emotions.

Through the vital sentiments A World Of Our Own comes an intense sonic execution. Pulverizing riffs from guitarists Andrew Perez and Brian Pilla meet Bryce Tollner’s menacing drumming, creating shifts between a metallic and bounce driven sound. The dynamic of Moten’s high-pitched shout and the band’s deeper gang vocals adds an extra layer of depth to the eleven mosh-ready songs.

With a no-frills attitude and fervid live performances, Kharma is eager to share these songs in a live setting where they feel most at home. Having toured across the US and Europe, Kharma has been able to share the stage with Knocked Loose, Speed, Zulu, Bulldoze, and Terror to name a few. With a new record on the horizon, expect Kharma to make 2024 their year, bringing their heavy Chicago style and attitude everywhere they go.

Track Listing:

1. By Any Means 
2. Changes 
3. Living In Vain 
4. Clip Your Wings 
5. Envious 
6. Still Seeing Red 
7. Penance 
8. Comfort 
9. A World Of Our Own 
10. Only The Hard Way 
11. Necessary… 

Kill Your Idols was formed in 1995 by vocalist Andy West and guitarist Gary Bennett, listening to hardcore and dreaming of recording a 7" and opening for their favorite bands like 7 Seconds and Sick Of It All. Hardcore as ever, the band plans on writing, recording, and performing whenever possible. Rule Them All was created with one goal in mind: deliver gimmick-free hardcore that speaks truth to power. The band was formed in 2017 by Richie Armour and Jon Gusman, who have since completed the lineup with members of diverse experience that spans a wide range of musical disciplines. 7" includes digital download.

Track Listing:

1. Kill Your Idols - Tragic
2. Kill Your Idols - Simple, Short, & Fast
3. Rule Them All - Uneasy Faith
4. Rule Them All - The Temptation

Last Ride Records Australian copies of the King Nine "Scared To Death" 10 year anniversary LP pressing from DAZE.

New York hardcore straight outta Long Island. Some may say... LINYHC. Originally released on Mass Movement Records in November 2013. Back in print for the first time since 2014 with an updated layout. Gatefold LP with debossed and silver stamped text on the front cover.

Track Listing:

1. Scared To Death
2. Murder In The Second
3. Free Will
4. D.F.Y
5. Prayer For Strength
6. Still Anticipating
7. Damnation 
8. Blind Eyes
9. Boiled Love
10. Made To Feel

KINGS OF THRASH - Demon - MEGA YEARS AUSSIE TOUR SHIRT

From the 2023 Hardline Media Australian Tour for KINGS OF THRASH - The Mega Years
Featuring David Ellefson & Jeff Young of MEGADETH!!!

Sourced, customised and sized to replicate NRL/AFL team shorts - Manufactured in the PUMA factory. 

WITH POCKETS

100% Polyester

Full Stretch Waist Band - Very forgiving

SIZE GUIDE:

26, 28, 30 - S / 32, 34 - M / 36, 38 - L / 38, 40 - XL / 40+ - 2XL

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Elastic band, it is very safe to go up or down a size if size is sold out OR if you are a very tall individual - a XL will be fine on a L individual.

Since forming in 2018, Knumears (guitarist/vocalist Matthew Cole, bassist/vocalist Dante Garcia II, and drummer Frankie Lopez) have been touring heavily and releasing a steady drip of heartrendingly compelling music. The band carries the torch for one of the most esoteric yet enduring corners of '90s hardcore--whether you call it screamo, skramz, emoviolence, or whatever else, Knumears offer a fresh take on the chaos and catharsis that define this sound. Recorded by Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Gouge Away, Loma Prieta) at Atomic Garden, "Breaking Ground" is an intriguing hint at what's to come from Knumears.

Tracklist:
1. Breaking Ground

Pressing Information:
100 Brown (Band Exclusive)
400 Black

Tokyo aggressors Kruelty have announced a new EP via Closed Casket Activities in Profane Usurpation. Set for a November 22nd release, the four-track presentation follows the traction earned from the band's 2023 EP, Untopia delivered via Profound Lore. 

Joining forces again with longtime friend and collaborator Taylor Young, who has worked with the band since their 2020 effort, A Dying Truth, the tandem curate a compelling mesh of punk, hardcore, grind and death metal that lands with as much power as precision. 

Track Listing:

1. Absolute Terror
2. Profane Usurpation
3. Bloodless Mankind 
4. No Fear of Judgement

Track List:

1. 2022
2. Antibodies
3. Grey Veins
4. Like Forever
5. Blender
6. Past Lives
7. It Takes Time
8. Bombsquad
9. Grifter
10. Permanent Rebellion
11. Sleep Cult