New Releases of the Week: 5 Sep 2026

Ten releases from the past seven days. Labels: 11PM Records, General Speech, Feel It, Neon Taste, Middle-Man, Tomb Tree Tapes, Persistent Vision.

  • Spread Joy — III cover art

    Spread Joy — III

    Feel It Records · LP / Digital · 2026-09-04 · punk, post-punk

    Opaque blue vinyl is limited to 100 copies, with a black vinyl LP alongside. Both pressings come in a matte jacket with insert, and the digital album is name your price. The record's notes name the B-52s, Talking Heads and Suburban Lawns as lineage.

  • Headcheese — Dump Run cover art

    Headcheese — Dump Run

    Neon Taste · 7-inch / Digital · 2026-09-04 · hardcore, punk

    Fewer than 80 copies of the limited edition 7-inch exist, shipping on or around September 7. The digital album carries eight tracks over 8:13 and sells for 9 Canadian dollars. The label writes that the band self-released the session before the label became involved.

  • Military School — School is War cover art

    Military School — School is War

    11PM Records · 7-inch / Digital · 2026-09-04 · hardcore, punk

    The Philadelphia band's five-song 7-inch is a split release of 300 copies with Broken Skull Records. Brendan Reichhardt mixed at Dream Home Recordings, and Will Killingsworth mastered at Dead Air Studios. The notes name Bad Brains, Cleveland style hardcore and Christ on Parade.

  • Eskupa — Esta Oscuridada No Es Mia cover art

    Eskupa — Esta Oscuridada No Es Mia

    11PM Records · LP / Digital · 2026-09-04 · hardcore punk, punk

    First pressing is 400 copies with 100 on pink vinyl. Two-color screenprinted gatefold jackets came from Discos Enfermos, the Basque label co-releasing the LP. Six tracks come from the 2025 demo, and side B is credited as Demo 2026.

  • Dicklickers — Self-Titled cover art

    Dicklickers — Self-Titled

    11PM Records · 7-inch / Digital · 2026-08-29 · hardcore punk, egg punk

    The Santiago band lists Carlos on guitar, Daza on drums, Marcelo on vocals and Ignacio on bass. The notes compare the sound to Young Wasteners, Regulations and Denmark's 2000s punk scene. Seven songs run 8:58 on the seven-inch.

  • Kinetic Orbital Strike — The True Disaster cover art

    Kinetic Orbital Strike — The True Disaster

    General Speech · 12-inch / Digital · 2026-08-31 · raw punk, d-beat

    The ten songs first appeared across two separate 7-inch EPs in 2023. Dietrich Schoenemann cut the new lacquer master at 45rpm for Complete Mastering. The 12-inch adds a poster insert with photos and lyrics, and the label sells color and black vinyl.

  • Ejaculators — God Bless You cover art

    Ejaculators — God Bless You

    General Speech · Vinyl / Digital · 2026-08-31 · punk, post-punk

    Abraham Diaz handled the artwork, and the record comes with a lyric sheet. The press notes place the sound between 1977 punk and Los Angeles act The Screamers. Limited color vinyl is sold by the label, with the digital album at 4 dollars.

  • coma regalia — besides cover art

    coma regalia — besides

    Middle-Man Records · Cassette / Digital · 2026-09-04 · screamo, emoviolence

    The band calls the release a collection of songs you've never heard. Edie Quinn handled guitars, vocals, bass and drums on most of the 13 tracks, with Jason Wolpert and Dylan Houpt also credited on drums. The first press cassette is hand painted, printed and numbered, and the digital album is name your price.

  • ALL THAT'S LEFT OF YOU — all that's left of you cover art

    ALL THAT'S LEFT OF YOU — all that's left of you

    Tomb Tree Tapes · Cassette / Digital · 2026-09-04 · screamo, metallic hardcore

    The tape run is 40 copies: 15 glow-in-the-dark, 10 dead swirl, 10 random swirl and 5 test dips. The Melbourne trio recorded the five songs live in January 2026 with Simon Maisch at Lily Street Studios. Will Killingsworth mastered at Dead Air Studios; Zegema Beach Records carries copies below the Bandcamp price.

  • Raein — Raein Daitro Split cover art

    Raein — Raein Daitro Split

    Persistent Vision Records · 12-inch / Digital · 2026-09-04 · screamo

    The three Raein songs first came out in 2004 on the split 10-inch with Daitro. Purepainsugar and Ape Must Not Kill Ape released that original pressing. Persistent Vision Records re-releases it as a split 12-inch due in October 2026. Magenta in Cloudy Clear is limited to 218 copies; the other two LP colorways cap at 220 each.

Ten releases from the past seven days, all from watchlist labels.

Three come from 11PM Records and two from General Speech.

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