<p>As we all stretch, take a deep breath, and exhale out of a long weekend of Fourth of July festivities, Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys have gone and given us the feel-goth hit of the summer. It’s called “Goth Beach,” it’s a feisty garage-pop number that dropped on the Monday holiday (July 4), and well, we’ll be honest: Anything that invites us to smoke a spliff with Robert Smith and take shrooms with Siouxsie Sioux is gonna […]</p>
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Drug Church has released a cover of "Someday I Suppose" by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Microwave have released a cover of Sublime's "Santeria". Microwave have also released a video for their cover that was directed by Casey Doran. Both of the covers are off the upcoming comp Dead Formats Volume 1 that will be out August 29 via Pure Noise Records in partnership with Pabst Blue Ribbon. Drug Church released Hygiene earlier this year. Microwave released Death Is A Warm Blanket in 2019. Check out the covers below.

<p>Say what you will about Jason Aaron and Esad Ribic’s Thor: God of Thunder – and you can say what you want, just know that anything other than “This is perhaps the best comic that Marvel has produced in the last decade” will probably get you looked at funny in most quarters – but the features that made it such an interesting comic-book epic also rendered it ill-suited for adaptation in this current phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Aaron […]</p>
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<p>Things are going pretty damn well for our girl Baby Queen. The anti-pop royalty born Bella Latham is currently supporting Olivia Rodrigo’s SOUR tour of Europe; her recent single “Colours For You” was specifically written for Netflix’s hit LGBTQ+ drama Heartstopper; and her status as a voice for the underdog generation becomes more solid with each release. We’ve sung her praises as loud as we possibly can, and now today (July 5) we’re singing something else: Her ripper of a new […]</p>
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Nowhere Fast will be heading out on a short tour with The Dreaded Laramie later this month. The bands will be traveling together playing dates in the South East starting on July 14th. See below to check out the dates. The bands will also be playing Mag Bar Music Fest at the end of July.

Mississauga, Ontario based Joncro have released a video for their song "Sakura". The video was directed, filmed and edited by Chelsea Williams. The song is off their album Richmond Station that was released in 2021. Check out the video below.

Halifax based Outtacontroller have released a new song. The song is called "Limit And A Situation" and is off their upcoming album Come Alive that will be out this summer. Outtacontroller released Sure Thing in 2020. Check out the new song below.

MakeWar have announced European tour dates for this summer. MakeWar released their EP Stay in 2021 and their LP Get It Together in 2019. Check out the dates below.

Dead Fucking Serious have released a lyric video for "Pride". The video was directed by Sammy Warm Hands, filmed by Jeff Burger, and edited by Tucker Jackson. The song is off Dead Fucking Serious' new album Klandemic that was released earlier this year via Take 92 Music and Crushkill Recordings. Check out the video below.

California based ska-punkers Sympathy For the Record Industry recently released their new EP on Manic Kat Records. The EP is called Fake It 'Til You Make It and it draws influences from the likes of Streetlight Manifesto, Less Than Jake and Reel Big Fish. See below to check out the release.