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STEPHEN EGERTON – I THINK YOU’RE OVERTHINKING THIS
Back in 2010, longtime Descendents/ALL guitarist released his debut solo album featuring guest vocalists on each track; Tim McIlrath of Rise Against, Chad Price of ALL/Drag the River, Milo Aukerman of Descendents, Mike Herrera of MxPx, Dan Andriano of Alkaline Trio, Joey Cape of Lagwagon and many more.
For his follow up solo album, I Think You’re Overthinking This (in which he handles all vocals), Egerton’s wife gifted him studio time for 60th birthday, at the legendary Abbey Road Studios. All instrumental tracks were recorded in London with vocals and mixing completed at his home studio.
Stream • self-released • 2026
BRIAN FALLON – NOT BAD FOR NEW JERSEY
Brain Fallon‘s fourth solo album, Not Bad For New Jersey, is the Gaslight Anthem frontman’s first solo album of all new material since 2020’s Local Honey.
Working again with producer Butch Walker (producer of Fallon’s Painkillers in 2016), the new album also features high profile guests such as Brandon Flowers of The Killers on “Love at the End of the World” and Def Leppard‘s Phill Collen on “Somewhere You Shouldn’t Be.”
Stream • Lesser Known • 2026
GREEN LUNG – NECROPOLITAN
With Ghost on extended hiatus, may we suggest looking into Green Lung?
Necropolitan is the fourth LP from South London’s Green Lung and, according to The Razor’s Edge, “could prove to be the most pivotal in their career.”
Stream • Nuclear Blast • 2026
SHUDDER TO THINK – WHO SENT YOU? EP
Though they haven’t released a new full length album since 1997’s 50,000 B.C. (there were a couple of lengthy hiatuses before reforming again in 2025), Shudder to Think are releasing the highly-anticipated Who Sent You? EP this week.
The new EP follow’s last year’s two song release, Thirst Walk / Playback.
Stream • Dischord • 2026
STABBING WESTWARD – WITHER-REWIRED
Celebrating 30 years of the breakthrough Gold-selling sophomore album Wither Blister Burn & Peel, Stabbing Westward bring you Wither – ReWired; a completely “ground-up reinterpretation of the songs that helped define the band’s place in industrial rock.” (Bandcamp)
Stream • COP International • 2026
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