No Breaks Records Atlanta, Georgia
Punk label and record store in Atlanta, GA.
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'Terry HQ'
by TERRY
Australian shambolic pop that uses the generic trope of deadpan ennui to evoke bleak dystopia rather than the usual sunny slacker world.
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Bitter Insane Melting
by Faucet
Virginia's Faucet make roiling, spiky noise rock with unconventional structure and a sense of freedom and fluidity.
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Doomed II Repeat
by Wild Wing
Tight, funny, and politically pointed country-inflected punk jams from Los Angeles.
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They Birds
by Nonagon
Chicago indie rockers Nonagon evoke the glory days of ’90s basement shows, sandwiching catchy hooks between swathes of speaker-busting fuzz.
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Change Is Bad
by Stuck
Chicago's Stuck make sharp, tense, groovy post-punk that fans of the Touch & Go roster will find immediately appealing.
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Songs of the Exiled I: Chicago
by La Armada
Two crushing songs from Dominican-American hardcore punk group La Armada introduce a yearlong set of releases paying homage to their roots.
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In A Desperate Red
by The Rats
The pre-Dead Moon group's third LP, reissued by Mississippi Records, is punk canon.
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