This week’s picks run from New Orleans garage punk to Nottingham black metal. There’s also a DC debut with a later vinyl shipping date, a New York noise-rock record due next Friday, and a short hardcore catch-up from Iron Lung.
Out This Week
Twisted Teens — The Holy Cross Tigers
November 6 · Sub Pop. Start with “When We First Met,” then pull up July’s Florida Water Blues for a second snapshot of the New Orleans band from the same year. The new album’s official page lists digital, vinyl, CD and cassette editions. Listen or buy on Bandcamp.
Underdark — O Come Forth Annihilation
November 6 · Church Road. The seven-track album gives newcomers two obvious entry points in “Death of a Toolmaker” and “Non Linear Warfare,” both originally offered ahead of release. The label lists vinyl and CD alongside the digital edition. Listen or buy on Bandcamp.
Pinkhouse — Static
November 6 · Digital release. The DC band’s debut LP is a useful pick for readers looking for the overlap between emo, power pop and ska-punk, all tags the band uses for the record. Try “Keep Walking” first. The band estimates vinyl shipping around November 10. Listen or buy on Bandcamp.
Coilguns — Everything We Love, We Destroy
November 6 · Humus Records. The Swiss band’s release is a route into the label’s heavier catalog. Our Coilguns release guide offers starting tracks and more context on Humus. Find the CD from the label.
Coming Next
Live Skull — What Could Go Wrong?
Due November 13. Put this on your list if the noisier end of our post-punk guide is where you tend to linger. Live Skull’s official listing has advance tracks and a vinyl preorder. Hear the advance tracks on Bandcamp.
Worth Catching Up On
Fashion Change — Paranoid
October 30 · Iron Lung Records. “Secret” and “Ego Trip” offer two short ways into the 12-track record. The label’s catalog number, LUNGS-302, makes it easy to find the correct release if you’re browsing by title. Listen or buy from Iron Lung.
Release and format listings checked November 6, 2026. Shipping dates are estimates.
