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With a features list that reads like a festival lineup, the sprawling remix edition of the Baltimore band’s 2025 album demonstrates there’s almost nowhere its songs can’t go.
Punk Rock on LoudQuietLoud: more than 300 artists, including Green Day, The Offspring and Ramones. It runs alongside ska punk, skate punk and melodic hardcore.






Last 30 days · via public radio playlists
| Rank | Album | Stations | Days on chart | Spins |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | KEXP, KUTX, WXPN | 17 | 107 spins | |
| 2 | KEXP, KRCL, WXPN | 1 | 3 spins | |
| 3 | KUTX, WXPN | 1 | 3 spins |
With a features list that reads like a festival lineup, the sprawling remix edition of the Baltimore band’s 2025 album demonstrates there’s almost nowhere its songs can’t go.
Emerging from Baltimore’s incredibly energetic hardcore scene, TURNSTILE have always displayed a penchant for eclecticism.
The songs may be familiar to diehards, but on a long-awaited collection of early Alex Chilton recordings they appear in their most primordial form, just sprouting legs and walking on land.
It’s difficult to conjure up new adjectives to describe Madball in 2026.
The UK band smooths out its characteristically jagged post-punk for a vaguely uplifting album that brings to mind lots of older British rock groups.
Yard Act open their third album by basically telling us they have absolutely nothing new to say, which is a choice.