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Ricochet (Rise Against album)
Ricochet is Rise Against's tenth studio album, released August 15, 2025 on Loma Vista. Twelve tracks produced by Catherine Marks and mixed by Alan Moulder, recorded live, themed on interconnectedness and collective responsibility.
Road to Ruin (Ramones album)
Road to Ruin (1978) is the Ramones' fourth studio album on Sire, their first with drummer Marky Ramone, produced by Tommy Ramone and Ed Stasium, featuring "I Wanna Be Sedated"; it peaked at 103 in the US and 32 in the UK.
Rock Steady (album)
Rock Steady, No Doubt's fifth studio album (Interscope, December 11, 2001), a dancehall- and electropop-leaning record produced by Sly & Robbie, Prince, The Neptunes, Nellee Hooper, Ric Ocasek, and William Orbit, peaking at No. 9 on the Billboard 200.
Rocket to Russia
Rocket to Russia is the Ramones' third studio album, released November 4, 1977 on Sire Records. The punk classic featuring Sheena Is a Punk Rocker and Rockaway Beach was the last album recorded by all four founding members.
Rum Sodomy & the Lash
Rum Sodomy & the Lash is The Pogues' second studio album, released August 5, 1985 on Stiff Records and produced by Elvis Costello; its title comes from an apocryphal Churchill quote about the Royal Navy and its cover adapts Géricault's The Raft of the Medusa.
Sandinista!
Sandinista! is The Clash's fourth studio album, a 36-track triple LP released 12 December 1980 (UK catalogue FSLN 1), self-produced with Mikey Dread, sold at single-LP price, and known for its dub, rap and jazz eclecticism.
Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll
Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll is Social Distortion's sixth studio album, released September 28, 2004 on Time Bomb after an eight-year gap; a tribute to late guitarist Dennis Danell, led by the hit "Reach for the Sky."
Smash (The Offspring album)
Smash, The Offspring's third studio album (Epitaph, April 8, 1994), produced by Thom Wilson for $20,000, hit number 4 on the Billboard 200, sold about eleven million copies, and became the best-selling independent-label album.
So Long and Thanks for All the Shoes
So Long and Thanks for All the Shoes is NOFX's seventh studio album, released November 1997 on Epitaph, recorded at Motor Studios, San Francisco, produced by Fat Mike and Ryan Greene; 16 short ska-punk tracks including Eat the Meek and Murder the Government.
Sublime (album)
Sublime (album): self-titled 1996 Gasoline Alley/MCA record by the Long Beach ska-punk band Sublime; released two months after Bradley Nowell's death, sold over 5 million copies, went 5x platinum, with hits 'What I Got,' 'Santeria,' and 'Wrong Way.'
Supercharged (The Offspring album)
Supercharged is The Offspring's eleventh studio album, released October 11, 2024 on Concord Records, produced by Bob Rock. Ten tracks; single "Make It All Right" hit #1 on both Alternative and Active Rock radio charts.
The Clash (album)
The Clash (album): 1977 CBS debut by The Clash, first major UK punk record, No. 12 UK, recorded with Micky Foote, revised US version 1979 with singles added.
Tragic Kingdom
Tragic Kingdom, No Doubt's third studio album (1995, Trauma/Interscope), produced by Matthew Wilder, a diamond-certified ska-pop breakthrough whose singles "Just a Girl" and "Don't Speak" made Gwen Stefani famous.
Until the Sun Explodes
Until the Sun Explodes is Sublime's fourth studio album, released June 12, 2026 on Atlantic Records, the band's first since 1996, fronted by Jakob Nowell with Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh, produced by Jon Joseph.
Violent Femmes (album)
Violent Femmes (1983) is the Milwaukee folk-punk band's self-titled Slash Records debut, produced by Mark Van Hecke, recorded in a week in 1982, platinum in 1991, peak Billboard 200 No. 171, with 'Blister in the Sun' and 'Kiss Off'.
Walk Among Us
Walk Among Us is the debut full-length studio album by the American horror punk band the Misfits. Released in 1982, it was recorded in New Jersey.
Who Let the Dogs Out (Lambrini Girls album)
Who Let the Dogs Out is the January 10, 2025 debut album by Brighton noise-punk duo Lambrini Girls (Phoebe Lunny, Lilly Macieira) on City Slang: 11 tracks in 29 minutes, recorded with Daniel Fox, addressing misogyny, gentrification, and police corruption.