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SOCKS - NASHVILLE PUSSY - BLACK & RED. Panther and logo design.

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From the 2025 Hardline Media Australian SUPERPUSSY Tour for NASHVILLE PUSSY & THE SUPERSUCKERS.

SAME PRICE AS AT THE SHOWS.

In the little over a decade since Neck Deep formed in the Barlow brothers' spare room in Wrexham, Wales, a lot has changed. But now, as the band stand on the brink of their fifth, self-titled full-length, there's an acknowledgement that the more things change, the more - in some ways at least - they stay the same. True enough, this collection encompasses everything the Walians have excelled at across their career, enhanced and dialed to 11.

Track Listing:

1. Dumbstruck Dumbf**k
2. Sort Yourself Out
3. This Is All My Fault
4. We Need More Bricks
5. Heartbreak Of The Century
6. Go Outside!
7. Take Me With You
8. They May Not Mean To (But They Do)
9. It Won’t Be Like This Forever
10. Moody Weirdo

It’s often typical in hardcore for a band to rep where they’re from, but Never Ending Game are Detroit. From lyrics to influences to imagery, the band owe everything to the city they call home. On their upcoming album Outrcry, out this spring on Triple B Records, the band has created a sonic blast to soundtrack those cold Detroit mornings, exuding a feeling of hopelessness and optimism at the same time.

“Detroit is everything to the band. I wouldn’t write the way I do if we came up anywhere else”, states vocalist Mikey Petroski. “From the influence of how to structure a song growing up hearing Motown, the emotion of a Bob Seger song on a summer's night on the radio, and the value of honest hard work. There’s decades of influence from all that’s come before us out of Detroit in our band's DNA. We have bands like Negative Approach and Cold As Life from here that paved the way for someone to even want to pay attention to a hardcore band coming out of Detroit. There’s a sense of pride that people from Detroit carry that’s unlike most other places. We try to wave that flag as much as possible and pay it all forward.”

Looking past the sentiments that shape the record, the songs find Never Ending Game taking their sound to the next level. Having broken out in 2018 with the release of their EP, Welcome To The…, it was the 2019 full-length Just Another Day that really cemented the band into a force to be reckoned with in the hardcore scene. Stemming from there and 2021’s Halo & Wings EP, Outcry comes across as absolutely immense. Fusing hardcore with more traditional metal elements, there’s big intros, catchy choruses, striking guitar solos, and still plenty of breakdowns.

The band knows they’ve created something special, leading the release with two singles - “Memories” and “Never Die.” “Memories” pulsates from the start as Petroski’s gruff vocals add to the sense of reflection offered in the lyrics, while “Never Die” compels to be a pit favorite and features Trapped Under Ice’s Justice Tripp providing guest vocals and guitars composed by Sam Trapkin, recorded by the band. Furthering into the record, the hook-driven “Tank On E” lingers in your head and closer “Something Wrong” gives a furious and melodic send-off.

With Outrcry, Never Ending Game have created a memorable album that pays tribute to where they are from and pushes old school hardcore through a modern lens.

These LP's are housed in a 350gsm embossed jacket, include a 24x36" Poster & digital download slips.

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Test Press (out of 17)

Baby Blue inside Ultra Clear with Baby Blue & Black Heavy Splatter (out of 250) *BBB Exclusive*

Ultra Clear w/Blue & Black Splatter (out of 250) *Revolver Exclusive*

Canary Yellow (out of 250) *Revelation Exclusive*

Blue / White A Side B Side w/Black Splatter (out of 250) *Best Life Records Exclusive*

White w/ Blue & Black Twister (out of 350) *BBB Exclusive*

Ultra Clear / Blue Pinwheel w/Black Splatter (out of 400) *Band Exclusive*

Baby Blue w/Black Splatter (out of 500) *General*

Tracklisting -

1. Outcry

2. Never Die

3. Down There (With You)

4. Hate Today... Die Tomorrow

5. Tank On E

6. Victory

7. Goin' Thru Some Things

8. Memories

9. Fire Of The Heart

10. Clown

11. Something Wrong

This is a pre-order item with a release date of July 24, 2026. Anything else purchased in the same order will not be shipping until this is in stock.

New Forms is a manifestation of both passion and dedication to craft, converging in an expression of longing and belonging. With a wall-of-sound approach that eschews repetition, New Forms has continued to hone their sound since their inception in 2018.

Bassist Travis Fitzgerald, guitarist Justin Valliere, and drummer Chris Musser expanded after their first release I Don’t Want to Live My Life Again to include vocalist Mary White-Valliere and guitarist Jake Letizia. Their collective first LP As Dust Collects brought them on tours with Crowning, Beau Navire, and Jerome’s Dream, while seeing them placed on several DIY festivals around the country including California Kicks, New Friends Fest, ZBR Fest, and Dilly Dally Fest.

New Forms is known for the intensity of their live shows, hitting with a pummeling force that offers little reprieve. While the moments are brief, they are able to create mournfully melodic passages, allowing their intensity to return like an earthquake’s impact in mono-pitched vocals, blended perfectly with the instrumentation. New Forms has a gritty sound with deeply emotional lyrics that are lamentations on memory, trauma, and loss, often tied to themes of nature. 

“I have found my voice in this band and it’s allowed me to offer up words to others that I wish someone had spoken to me earlier in life,” White-Valliere plainly explains. “I never want to stop connecting with others and pouring love into the type of community that builds us all up.”

 New Forms EP Nothing’s Sacred Anymore is their first release with Iodine Recordings. Engineered and mixed at God City by Zach Weeks (Deafheaven, The Armed, Cerce) and mastered by Nick Townsend (Fleshwater, Full of Hell, Nails), Nothing’s Sacred Anymore was recorded to tape, giving it an unmistakable rawness that only reel-to-reel media can provide. 

New Forms’s immersion in the DIY scene is at their core and is continued through their work. White-Valliere states, “New Forms is us finding and trying to nourish a community we sincerely want to thrive. It’s about putting out into the world the things we wish someone shared with us at times in our lives when things felt overwhelmingly lonely. We pour our energy, emotions and ourselves into making New Forms something sincere to us.”

TRACK LISTING:

1. I’m Sorry I Left

2. Loss of Integration

3. Woolgathering

4. Return to Self

5. Threadbare

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Sydney’s hardcore titans, No Apologies, return with fervor and fire, unveiling their eagerly awaited second opus, "Life" — a visceral testament to the tumult, tenderness, and tenacity of the human spirit. Following their 2007 Australian hardcore landmark, "Survival", the band stands tall in career-defining form—a remarkable milestone for a group whose nearly two-decade legacy pulses with relentless energy.

Perhaps it’s the indelible bond between founding architects Pete Abordi and Peter Bursky, collaborators since the late '90s, or the razor-sharp cohesion shared with the rest of their core: Andres Hyde on drums, Chris Wilson on guitar, and Patrick Taylor on bass. Together, they forge Australia’s most formidable riff machine—Sumeru—an alchemical force with over ten years of unwavering collaboration and sonic mastery.

"Life" is more than mere sound—it's a journey through the depths of existence, a narrative woven with threads of mortality, acceptance, and resilience. A deeply personal confession rendered in thunderous riffs and haunting melodies, it recounts one man’s confrontation with mortality and another’s reconciliation with loss. The album is heightened by compelling guest appearances from Jem Siow (Speed) and Todd Jones (Nails, Carry On, Terror), infusing each track with added emotion and raw intensity.

Set for release on August 29 via Last Ride Records, "Life" emerges as a modern classic—a maelstrom of thrash-inflected, groove-heavy riffs, searing guitar solos, and dynamic elements that shatter traditional hardcore boundaries. No Apologies has always thrived on blending aggression with melody, chaos with clarity—this record continues that fearless tradition. It is a loud, unflinching reminder that in facing the music of our mortality, we find the raw truth of what it means to truly live.

Track Listing:

1. Womb / Birth
2. Life
3. Time
4. Illness
5. Palliative / Tomb
6. Loss
7. Hollow
8. Grief (feat. Jem Siow)
9. Eternal (feat Todd Jones)
10. Peace

Sydney’s hardcore titans, No Apologies, return with fervor and fire, unveiling their eagerly awaited second opus, "Life" — a visceral testament to the tumult, tenderness, and tenacity of the human spirit. Following their 2007 Australian hardcore landmark, "Survival", the band stands tall in career-defining form—a remarkable milestone for a group whose nearly two-decade legacy pulses with relentless energy.

Perhaps it’s the indelible bond between founding architects Pete Abordi and Peter Bursky, collaborators since the late '90s, or the razor-sharp cohesion shared with the rest of their core: Andres Hyde on drums, Chris Wilson on guitar, and Patrick Taylor on bass. Together, they forge Australia’s most formidable riff machine—Sumeru—an alchemical force with over ten years of unwavering collaboration and sonic mastery.

"Life" is more than mere sound—it's a journey through the depths of existence, a narrative woven with threads of mortality, acceptance, and resilience. A deeply personal confession rendered in thunderous riffs and haunting melodies, it recounts one man’s confrontation with mortality and another’s reconciliation with loss. The album is heightened by compelling guest appearances from Jem Siow (Speed) and Todd Jones (Nails, Carry On, Terror), infusing each track with added emotion and raw intensity.

Set for release on August 29 via Last Ride Records, "Life" emerges as a modern classic—a maelstrom of thrash-inflected, groove-heavy riffs, searing guitar solos, and dynamic elements that shatter traditional hardcore boundaries. No Apologies has always thrived on blending aggression with melody, chaos with clarity—this record continues that fearless tradition. It is a loud, unflinching reminder that in facing the music of our mortality, we find the raw truth of what it means to truly live.

Track Listing:

1. Womb / Birth
2. Life
3. Time
4. Illness
5. Palliative / Tomb
6. Loss
7. Hollow
8. Grief (feat. Jem Siow)
9. Eternal (feat Todd Jones)
10. Peace