This week on the channel +8.4M views this week

The Interrupters bring "Warrior Spirit" to Epitaph's new-release week

Sleep Theory and breakkaway featuring Softcult join the label's three-upload lineup, while Fake Names' "Punk Ruins" remains active.

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Epitaph Records Story of October 31, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

@TheInterruptersYT “Warrior Spirit” out now

Pink lighting, quick cuts and a band working its microphones: The Interrupters' "Warrior Spirit" excerpt gives Epitaph Records' week a brisk, performance-focused opening. Aimee Allen sings as the edit jumps between drums, guitar strings and backing vocals. This is a short promotional excerpt, rather than the full music video.

It was the most watched of the week's three new uploads, though Sleep Theory's "Giving In" arrived later and is currently drawing views more quickly. Between them came breakkaway featuring Softcult with "I know," giving the release lineup a different texture from the ska-punk of The Interrupters.

Beyond those short introductions, Fake Names' lyric video "Punk Ruins" has the strongest daily momentum among the highlighted recent releases. Its personnel offer a neat connection to the label's roots: guitarist Brian Baker plays in Bad Religion, the band whose guitarist Brett Gurewitz founded Epitaph. Dennis Lyxzén handles vocals, alongside Michael Hampton, Johnny Temple and Mario Rubalcaba.

The channel collected roughly 8.4 million views over the week, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is now approaching two million, comfortably above its usual level. Nearby in the music-channel neighborhood, KEXP is also drawing substantially more daily views than usual, while BBC Music is close to its customary rhythm.

Soul Glo's "Ppl Worried" lyric video adds another thread to Epitaph's recent catalog: it previews the January album NA I'M GON GRAB ALLAT and credits Tunde Adebimpe with backing vocals.

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