END have released a video for their new song featuring Debbie Gough of Heriot called “Thaw”. The video was created by Frank Huang. The song is off their upcoming album The Sin of Human Frailty which will be out on October 27 via Closed Casket Activities. END will be touring the US and Canada with Full of Hell starting later this month. The band released their split with Cult Leader in 2022 and their album Splinters from an Ever-Changing Face in 2020. Check out the video below.

MXPX just announced a string of dates surrounding their appearance at When We Were Young Festival, select dates are with The Ataris, see below.

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Joe Gittleman of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Sammy Kay have formed a new band together called The Kilograms. The band has released their first song called “Who Am I”. The song is off the Black Sand Relief: A Benefit for Michelle Ska and the People of Maui compilation album. The Kilograms will be releasing a full album soon. Check out the song below.

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The Flatliners have announced supports to their Holiday Melee shows. Gob and A Wilhelm Scream will support the Canadian dates, Pet Symmetry and Heart And Lung on the Cleveland date and Pet Symmetry and Kali Masi on the Chicago date. Tickets for these shows are already on sale. See below for full details.

Cancer Bats have released a video of their new song “Weird Punx”. The video was directed and edited by Jonah Landry. The song was recorded during their recording sessions for their album Psychic Jailbreak which was released earlier this year. Check out the video below.

The latest episode of What Would Jello Do? A spoken word podcast by Jello Biafra.

Keith Buckley, the former vocalist for Every Time I Die, has announced that he has formed a new band. The band is called Many Eyes and features Charlie Bellmore on guitars and Nick Bellmore on drums. Their debut single “Revelation” will be out on October 13 via Perseverance Media Group, the label owned by Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed who will also be the executive producer of their upcoming album. Keith Buckley announced the band in an Instagram post which reads in part, ”Sup. It’s me, Keith. Just wanted to let you know that I have a new band. It’s called Many Eyes. Two brothers named Charlie and Nick Bellmore play guitar and drums respectively. They also write, produce & record all the songs. I think they’re brilliant and I’m confident that you will too. Jamey Jasta introduced me to them over a year ago and the three of us have not stopped writing since. Shout out to Jamey Jasta. He is, and always has been the realest. Many Eyes marks the beginning of a new chapter in my story. One that promises to be significantly different from the ones that preceded it. It’ll be better… I’m better. I look forward to proving it, both on stage and off. See you out there.” Many Eyes will be touring the US with Thursday starting in January. Check out the post below.

The Holy Ghost Tabernacle Choir have announced that they will be releasing a remixed version of their 2022 album Slow Murder called Slow Murder: The Remixes. ZOMBIESHARK!’s version of “Cow Tools” and Cocojoey’s remix of “Doomed to Grow” (ft. Money Nicca) have been released. Slow Murder: The Remixes will be out on October 13. The Holy Ghost Tabernacle Choir will be touring the US with ZETA later this month. Check out the new songs and tracklist below.