Which bands and new releases are featured on Stomp Records?

Stomp Records is a Montreal-based ska-punk-rock-n-roll label, booking agency, and artist management outfit that has operated since 1995. Its homepage currently spotlights The Planet Smashers as the featured band, with a new album, On the Dancefloor, announced for August 22. The same page lists four recent releases — Bad Waitress, K-man & The 45s, Wine Lips, and Doghouse Rose — and links to a full Bands section and a Shop for browsing the wider roster and catalog.

The featured band: The Planet Smashers

The homepage gives The Planet Smashers top billing. The announcement describes the band as having survived "three decades of worldwide touring, non-stop partying and extremely questionable life decisions," and characterises its sound as "two-toney, punky, new wavee party ska." The new album, On the Dancefloor, is dated August 22 on the page.

If you are checking whether this is a new or returning act: the copy frames the release as a milestone after thirty years of activity, so expect it to be treated as a flagship title rather than a debut.

Recent releases listed on the homepage

The "New Releases" block pairs each title with a catalog number and a "Listen Now" link:

The catalog numbers are useful if you are trying to place a release in sequence — the four span STMP205 to STMP212, so the list is a sample of recent output rather than a complete run.

Latest news items

The news column on the same page adds three dated updates, each pointing to a song or video:

• September 23, 2026 — a new K-Man video for "Demon Days," animated by Caity Hall.
• August 07, 2026 — a new Wine Lips song and video for "If You Don't Know."
• July 10, 2026 — a new Doghouse Rose song and video for "It Gets Worse."

Note that the news dates run later than the August 22 album date mentioned for The Planet Smashers, so treat the page as a rolling feed rather than a fixed schedule.

Where to browse the full roster and catalog

The homepage navigation exposes the main entry points:

• Bands — the full artist roster, beyond the featured act and the four new releases.
• Shop — where releases are sold.
• Tours — tour listings.
• Booking and Contact — for booking enquiries and general contact.
• A Français toggle switches the site to French, consistent with the label's Montreal base.

There is also a mailing list signup ("Sign up for our Mailing List") for release and news updates.

What the page does not tell you

The homepage does not state prices, shipping terms, or whether the Shop requires an account. If you need those details, they would have to come from the Shop pages themselves rather than the landing page. Similarly, the roster list under Bands is the reliable place to confirm whether a given artist is currently signed, since the homepage only surfaces a handful at a time.