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Ben Quad

I'm Scared That's All There Is - 2026 Repress

Ben Quad is a tightly-wound emo outfit with just the right balance of delicate vulnerability, careening guitar-driven energy, and melodic ingenuity. Despite tongue-in-cheek proclamations of being “emo butt-rock,” the Oklahoma City-based quartet take their songcraft seriously, and the result is a vibrant chemical blend of winning sensitivity, a charming dash of goofiness, and propulsively hooky, cleverly-written gems. With the release of their debut full length, 'I’m Scared That’s All There Is', the band established themselves as a band to watch. Brooklyn Vegan has raved “mix of sincerity, hooks, and adrenaline is always a winning formula when it’s done well, and Ben Quad do it very, very well.”

TRACK LISTING

1. Blood for the Blood God
2. We're Gonna Be Here for a While
3. Unclench Your Jaw
4. You Gotta Learn to Listen, Lou
5. It's a Kinkade!
6. When All Other Lights Go Out
7. Joan of Hill

Hot Mulligan

You’ll Be Fine - 2026 Repress

Hot Mulligan is a ride-or-die testament to staying true to yourself. When the emo band formed in 2014 and cut their teeth playing house shows and naming songs by closing their eyes and typing into auto-correct on their phones, no one expected they’d be selling out thousand-cap venues, one of their scene’s most respected bands a decade later.


TRACK LISTING

1. OG Bule Sky
2. *Equip Sunglasses*
3. Feal Like Crab
4. Green Squirrel In Pretty Bad Shape
5. Dirty Office Bongos
6. Analog Fade (New Bule Sky)
7. We're Gonna Make It To Kilby!
8. Digging In
9. SPS
10. BCKYRD
11. The Song Formerly Known As Intro

Hot Mulligan

I Wont Reach Out To You - 2026 Repress

Hot Mulligan’s 2021 EP, 'I Won’t Reach Out to You', is a 5-song follow up to 2020’s critically-acclaimed album 'You’ll Be Fine'. The EP includes fan-favourite track, 'Featuring Mark Hoppus'.

TRACK LISTING

1. One For the Boy
2. Featuring Mark Hoppus
3. Losing Days
4. Pop Shuvit (Hall of Meat, Duh)
5. Please Don’t Cry, You Have Swag 

Hot Mulligan

Why Would I Watch - 2026 Repress

When Hot Mulligan took to social media to declare themselves #1 Hot New Band, it would have been easy to write off the terminally online emo quartet’s proclamation as yet another irreverent entry into their bag of tricks.

But it turns out Hot Mulligan have a way of manifesting things into existence, whether it’s name-dropping Michelle Branch and Mark Hoppus in song titles and netting responses from both (only one got the joke) or, true to their word, becoming synonymous with the newest waves of pop-punk and emo – err, post-emo, the genre Hot Mully have claimed responsibility for inventing. (Go ahead and fact-check it; they’ll wait.)

Since forming in Lansing, Michigan, in 2014, the college friends – vocalist Tades Sanville, guitarists Chris Freeman and Ryan Malicsi and drummer Brandon Blakeley – have ascended from basements to buzz band on the back of two beloved albums, 2018’s 'Pilot' and 2020’s 'You’ll Be Fine'. Now the band’s third LP, 'Why Would I Watch', cements their evolution as one the most versatile and profoundly moving bands in the underground.


TRACK LISTING

1. Shouldn’t Have a Leg Hole But I Do
2. It’s a Family Movie She Hates Her Dad
3. And I Smoke
4. This Song is Called it’s Called What’s it Called
5. No Shoes in the Coffee Shop (or Socks)
6. Christ Alive My Toe Dammit Hurts
7. Betty
8. Cock Party 2 (Better Than The First)
9. Shhhh! Golf is On
10. Gans Media Retro Games
11. Smahccked My Head Awf
12. John "The Rock" Cena, Can You Smell What the Undertaker

Hot Mulligan

Pilot - 2026 Repress

Hot Mulligan's sophomore album, 'Pilot', released in March 2018. Featuring fan-fave track 'How Do You Know It's Not Armadillo Shells?'. 

TRACK LISTING

1. Deluxe Capacitor
2. All You Wanted By Michelle Branch
3. I Hate The Gooey Disk
4. The Soundtrack To Missing A Slam Dunk
5. Pluto Was Never Really A Planet Either Even
6. Wes Dault Can't Find The Madison Falcon
7. *whispers* Thank You
8. Good Ol' Mr. Rags
9. Scream Mountain
10. How Do You Know It's Not Armadillo Shells?
11. There Was A Semi Fight On I-69

Arm's Length

Never Before Seen, Never Again Found - 2026 Repress

Emo three-piece Arm’s Length was formed in early 2019 in the small Canadian town of Belleville, Ontario when best friends Allen Steinberg and Jeremy Whyte finally began writing music together after years of knowing each other. Meeting at a Halloween party in 2015, it seemed like fate that two open-tuning slinging guitar players would ever cross paths in their tiny suburban town. Setting out to create a great new indie infused emo sound with shades of pop-punk, Arm’s Length has made huge waves in this scene with the releases of their first two EPs, 'What’s Mine Is Yours' and 'Everything Nice'. 'Never Before Seen, Never Found Again' was released in fall 2022 and quickly became a fan fave. 

TRACK LISTING

1. Overture
2. Object Permanence
3. Aries (Moth Song)
4. Tough Love
5. Formative Age
6. Muscle Memory
7. Playing Mercy
8. Everything As I Knew It
9. Loving Memory
10. Family and Friends
11. Dirge 

Vs Self

Everything Seems Better Now

'Everything Seems Better Now' is the debut record from Los Angeles emo-punk band Vs Self. Vs Self has built a following within California DIY, and 'Everything Seems Better Now' blew them onto the scene across the US, with top tracks 'Homesick', 'Leave Everything', and 'Yesterday By Beatles Or: Imagine By Y oko Ono As Sung By John Lennon'. 

TRACK LISTING

1. Homesick
2. Waves
3. Promise
4. Heartache
5. Leave Everything
6. Desert
7. Worthless
8. Yesterday By The Beatles Or: Imagine By Yoko Ono
As Performed By John Lennon
9. Leave Everything
10. Ti Esrever
11. Still
12. Wake
13. Mourn

Free Throw

Moments Before The Wind

Since forming in 2012, FREE THROW’s story has been simple: keep going. New records, longer tours, bigger rooms—it’s always been another step upward for the Nashville-based quintet, whose 2014 debut, 'Those Days Are Gone', has become an era-defining classic in the emo-punk genre. The record launched them onto global tours with Hot Mulligan and New Found Glory, as well as slots at Slam Dunk, Riot Fest, and The Fest.

Every milestone has pushed them ahead, but on their sixth LP, 'Moments Before The Wind' (Wax Bodega), that constant charge gradually slows—suspendred mid-step, mid-thought, mid-life. Recorded with longtime producer Brett Romnes on either end of the sold-out 'Those Days Are Gone' 10-year tour, the follow-up to 2023’s 'Lessons That We Swear To Keep' chronicles a surrealist descent into liminality: a period of intense personal upheaval colored by loss, renewal, reflection, and, ultimately, life-altering joy through the impending birth of a child.

The 11-song set is disarmingly real, coloured by sonic spontaneity—a swirl of Midwest emo, sweat-soaked punk fervor, and crashing alternative rock—but also the sort of achingly vulnerable lyricism fans and critics have come to expect from the band.


TRACK LISTING

1. Missing No.
2. Mike Nolan's Long Weekend
3. For Those Who Come After
4. Floaroma Town
5. The Need For A Post-Credits Scene
6. The Outlaw Star
7. A Hero’s Grave
8. There Will Come Soft Rains
9. Deviancy
10. This Dollar General Store Ain't Gonna Rob Itself
11. The Waters Of Life 

Free Throw

Those Days Are Gone

After four albums and a decade of hard work, including countless performances worldwide, the members — Cory Castro, Lawrence Warner, Justin Castro, Jake Hughes, and Kevin Garcia — have a fresh perspective on life. The band is through obsessing over what comes next and romanticizing the moments that have already passed. Instead, Free Throw is making music about the present and how seeking balance in our lives is far more meaningful work than the endless pursuit of whatever you deem to be 'enough.'

Those Days Are Gone was the band’s debut, and still most popular, album. Out of press for years, the title is now back in steady rotation.

TRACK LISTING

1. Such Luck
2. Two Beers In
3. Good Job, Champ
4. Tongue Tied
5. Pallet Town
6. An Hour Pissed
7. Kim Tastie
8. How I Got My Shrunken Head
9. Let’s Get Invisible
10. What Day Is It, October?
11. Hey Ken, Someone Methodically Mushed The Donuts

Hot Mulligan

The Sound A Body Makes When It's Still

Hot Mulligan is a ride-or-die testament to staying true to yourself. When the emo band formed in 2014 and cut their teeth playing house shows and naming songs by closing their eyes and typing into auto-correct on their phones, no one expected they'd be selling out thousand-cap venues, one of their scene's most respected bands a decade later. But as Hot Mully releases their phenomenal fourth LP, 'The Sound a Body Makes When It's Still', that's exactly where they're at. Hot Mulligan is a resounding success story, the #1 Hot New Band (11 years running, just ask them), and ready to keep fighting the good fight.

A sense of fear lives and breathes throughout the album, in blistering choruses alongside the most vulnerable moments Hot Mulligan has ever laid to tape. That being said, this is still a Hot Mulligan record, and that means it rocks. Through it all, Hot Mulligan and longtime producer Brett Romnes laid down a masterclass. 'The Sound a Body Makes When It's Still' grabs your attention with all its fight-or-flight hooks, but it's the little nuances and connective tissue that make it Hot Mulligan's most cohesive album yet.


TRACK LISTING

1. Moving To Bed Bug Island
2. And A Big Load
3. It Smells Like Fudge Axe In Here
4. Island In The Sun (feat. Cory Castro Of Free Throw)
5. Bon Jonah
6. This Makes Me Yummy
7. Monica Lewinskibidi
8. Milam Minute
9. Cream Of Wheat Of Feet Naw Cream Of (feat.)
10. Mix Master Wade On The Beat
11. Carbon Monoxide Hotel
12. This Makes Me Yucky
13. Let Me See Your Mounts
14. Monster Burger And A $5 Beer
15. Slumdog Scungillionaire
16. My Dad Told Me To Write A Nice One For Nana So This Is It

Arm’s Length

Everything Nice / What's Mine Is Yours

Arm's Length was formed in early 2019 in the small Canadian town of Belleville, Ontario when best friends Allen Steinberg and Jeremy Whyte nally began writing music together after years of knowing each other. Setting out to create a great new indie infused emo sound with shades of pop-punk, Arm's Length made waves in this scene with the release of their first two EPs, 'Whats Mine Is Yours' and 'Everything Nice' in 2019 and 2021 respectively, including coverage on Pitchfork, NPR, and more. They have since released their debut album, 'Never Before Seen, Never Again' Found in 2022, and are releasing a new album in 2025.

TRACK LISTING

1. Theme Song
2. No Sleep
3. Gallows Humour
4. Safer Skin
5. Eve (Household Name)
6. Garamond
7. Watercolour
8. Talking With My Hands Again
9. Loathe
10. Blank Slate

Hot Mulligan

Why Would I Watch

When Hot Mullingan took to social media to declare themselves #1 Hot New Band, it would have been easy to write off the terminally online emo quartet’s proclamation as yet another irreverent entry into their bag of tricks.

But it turns out Hot Mulligan have a way of manifesting things into existence, whether it’s name-dropping Michelle Branch and Mark Hoppus in song titles and netting responses from both (only one got the joke) or, true to their word, becoming synonymous with the newest waves of pop-punk and emo – err, post-emo, the genre Hot Mully have claimed responsibility for inventing. (Go ahead and fact-check it; they’ll wait.)

Since forming in Lansing, Michigan, in 2014, the college friends – vocalist Tades Sanville, guitarists Chris Freeman and Ryan Malicsi and drummer Brandon Blakeley – have ascended from basements to buzz band on the back of two beloved albums, 2018’s Pilot and 2020’s you’ll be fine. Now, bolstered by 140 million Spotify streams, the band’s third LP, Why Would I Watch, cements their evolution as one the most versatile and profoundly moving bands in the underground.


TRACK LISTING

1. Shouldn’t Have A Leg Hole But I Do
2. It’s A Family Movie She Hates Her Dad
3. And I Smoke
4. This Song Is Called It’s Called What’s It Called
5. No Shoes In The Coffee Shop (Or Socks)
6. Christ Alive My Toe Dammit Hurts
7. Betty
8. Cock Party 2 (Better Than The First)
9. Shhhh! Golf Is On
10. Gans Media Retro Games
11. Smahccked My Head Awf
12. John "The Rock" Cena, Can You Smell What The Undertaker


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