P.S. Please read the review to the end. Forsaken Profits needs total support.
What makes Forsaken Profits stand out is their ability to balance old school thrash precision with the reckless spirit of hardcore and punk. Releases such as Lost in Translation, Decayed, and their latest album Road Rash (May 8, 2026) showcase a band that thrives on speed, intensity, and mosh inducing hooks while maintaining a strong DIY ethos.
Fourteen years is a fair old stint for any band, especially in the DIY scene, but Atlanta’s self-described “drinking band with a punk problem” Forsaken Profits are still going strong. To mark the occasion, the thrash-punk veterans have just unleashed a brand new single, “Decayed”. The track, which is out today, serves as the first taste of their upcoming full-length album due later in 2026. If you’re a fan of high-velocity skate-thrash, this one is right up your street. It’s got that technical precision of the 80s thrash giants but with the raw, unpolished aggression of underground hardcore. It’s fast, it’s heavy, and it’s a bit of a sonic middle finger to the status quo.
For fans of crossover thrash, skate punk, and hardcore that hits hard without losing its sense of fun, Forsaken Profits are a band worth blasting at maximum volume. Fast, furious, and unapologetically underground, they embody the kind of chaos that keeps punk and hardcore alive.
Forsaken Profits drop their latest release ROAD RASH on Friday, May 8th a fast, abrasive burst of skate punk and thrash energy. Raw, loud, and unapologetically DIY, the release captures the chaos of blown-out amps, late nights, and zero hesitation.
ROAD RASH will be available on VINYL with a free digital download.
Support Forsaken Profits, their drumer Joel was injured over the weekend.
HOW CAN HELP? Buy merch to help fundraise for their next tour!
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