Latest DARKO sign to Lockjaw Records and announce their new EP July 11, 2012 1 min read DARKO from England have inked a deal with Lockjaw Records, who will release their new EP “From Trust to Conformity” on September 7th. The band has previewed the cover art for the EP: Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: darkomelodic hardcorepunk rock Karol Kamiński DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in August 13, 2026 FRENCH INHALER: behind a synth wave record with no guitars, an old radio and a possibly cursed tape machine August 12, 2026 REACT discuss “True Grit”, nine years of shows, friendships, loss and conviction August 12, 2026 PLEB talk ugly sludgecore beast “Grease Trap”, Leeds DIY, political exhaustion and keeping control August 12, 2026 Happy HellFest: DEFY YOU connect Guns Up!, their own demo years and present-day NJHC on their new EP Previous Story MOVING MOUNTAINS prepare their new album Next Story RIOGRINDE full album stream Latest FRENCH INHALER: behind a synth wave record with no guitars, an old radio and a possibly cursed tape machine REACT discuss “True Grit”, nine years of shows, friendships, loss and conviction PLEB talk ugly sludgecore beast “Grease Trap”, Leeds DIY, political exhaustion and keeping control Happy HellFest: DEFY YOU connect Guns Up!, their own demo years and present-day NJHC on their new EP Grungy emo punks SCRAMBLED HEADS build a quieter life around “Inward, Then Apart”
August 13, 2026 FRENCH INHALER: behind a synth wave record with no guitars, an old radio and a possibly cursed tape machine
August 12, 2026 PLEB talk ugly sludgecore beast “Grease Trap”, Leeds DIY, political exhaustion and keeping control
August 12, 2026 Happy HellFest: DEFY YOU connect Guns Up!, their own demo years and present-day NJHC on their new EP
FRENCH INHALER: behind a synth wave record with no guitars, an old radio and a possibly cursed tape machine