Cokie The Clown (aka Fat Mike of NOFX) have posted a video for "Fuck You All" from 2019's You’re Welcome. Click Read More for the video.

Greg Graffin of Bad Religion will be releasing a new book. It is called Punk Paradox and will be out November 8 via Hachette Books. The book is described as, A historical memoir and cultural criticism of punk rock’s evolution […] Punk Paradox is Graffin's life narrative before and during L.A. punk's early years, detailing his observations on the genre's explosive growth and his band's steady rise in importance. Greg Graffin released his most recent book Population Wars: A New Perspective on Competition and Coexistence in 2015 and Bad Religion released their biography Do What You Want in 2020.

Screeching Weasel have released a new song. It is called "Just Another Fool" and is off their upcoming album The Awful Disclosures of Screeching Weasel that will be out on July 15. Screeching Weasel released Some Freaks Of Atavism in 2020. Check out the song below.

Today, we are psyched to debut the new track by Middle-Aged Queers! Miidle-Aged Queers is the newish band composed of a bunch of LGBTA people that are middle aged that also rock that are also pretty funny. Check out the lead single to their upcoming sophomore album. Not only is the cover yet ANOTHER reference to Motley Crue, but "Knot Circus" blasts forward with some classic, jagged punk power. The tune twists and turns and, while it is a smasher, it actually asks a very tough question- in policing public bad behavior, are we all holding ourselves accountable, or are we all just a bunch of stool pigoens? Speaking to Punknews, the band's Shaun Osburn said: Most of the songs on this album were written in the initial lockdown period of Covid-19 and take a much darker approach than our first album; ‘Knot Circus’ is no exception. The song explores the phenomenon of catching people in their worst behavior while questioning if we, the public, are becoming a surveillance state. An interesting change of pace for a band that historically written primarily gay content.You can check out the new tune below.

Quebec based music festival Le Deluge has announced the lineup for 2022. Groovy Aardvark, Get Dead, Belvedere, Wine Lips, The Anti-Queens, and Doghouse Rose are among the bands announced. Le Deluge will take place September 16 and 17 in Saguenay, Quebec.

Fest has added some more bands to their 2022 lineup. Joe McMahon of Smoke or Fire, Dog Party, Sam Russo, Drowningman, House of Wills, Tierney Tough, Mental Boy, Jeremy Plue, Tourist Season, American Dream Survivors, and Jared Knapik. These bands join the previously announced lineup. FEST will take place October 28, 29, and 30 in Gainesville, Florida.

Montreal based Twenty2 have released a new song called "Underneath". The song is off their upcoming album Dismissed that features Luke Pabich and Sean Sellers of Good Riddance. It will be out July 22 via Thousand Island Records. Twenty2 released Nice Knowin' Ya in 2018. Check out the song below.

Rolo Tomassi have announced tour dates for the US East Coast for this fall. Cryptodira and The Callous Daoboys will be joining them on all dates. Rolo Tomassi released Where Myth Becomes Memory earlier this year. Check out the dates below.

Weezer have announced that they will be heading to Broadway for a week long residency. Each night they will be playing one of their SZNZ EPs in full along with "deep cuts" from their catalog. Weezer released their SZNZ: Summer EP earlier this week. Check out the dates below.

Today, we are psyched to debut the new-ish album by Space Flight! Space Flight is the new band that is composed of Spen Bernard and Ra Ra Riot's Kenny Bernard and Mat Santos. The band makes trippy psyche-pop that walks between the waves of Flaming Lips and New Order. The tracks drift by on a light air while a certain spectral consciousness washes through the lyrics. On their second album, Do You Dream In The Daylight, the band tightens down their approach and casts out 11 tracks that are tightly written, but somehow, move in an usual manner- just check out how the vocals morph into a chorus of tiny, singing robots on "Forest of Machine dreams." "Space Flight," indeed! Do You Dream In The Daylight is out June 24th and you can check it out below, right now!