The Raging Nathans have released a video for their song "Barfly". The video was created by Evan Wolff. The song is off their upcoming singles collection Failures in Art: Sordid Youth Vol. 2 that will be out July 8 via Rad Girlfriend Records. The Raging Nathans released Waste My Heart in 2021. Check out the video below.
Stud Count have released a video for their new song "Give Me Time". The video was directed by Matt Bender. The song is off the band's upcoming self-titled album due out July 22 via Smartpunk Records. Stud Count released Pleasure Center Promo in 2020. Check out the song below.
Today, we are SUPER PSYCHED to debut the new video by Paul Leary of Butthole Surfers! In 1992, Leary released one of his masterworks- the titanic History of Dogs LP. The release blew people's minds because a) it didn't sound like Butthole Surfers all that much and b) it was a massive work that blended punk and goth and psyche and pop and folk all under the twisted gaze of Leary. The record is dark and whacked out and profoundly moving… and it's been out of print for over 30 years… AND NOW IT'S BACK! Shimmy-Disc is reissuing this bad boy as a deluxe LP TODAY. You can pick that up here. On top of that, we are thrilled to debut the new video for "The Birds are Dying." The video takes the astral heaviness of the tune and paints a picture that looks like it was built on an Commodore 64. Leary spoke to Punknews about the track: "Nature is cruel. We humans have only added to the cruelty. 'The Birds Are Dying' came from a dark period of my life. I still think about those birds, looking for a place to hide. I, too, was looking for a place to hide." Check it out below, right now.
Western Canadian music festival SOS Fest has announced their 2022 lineup. Good Riddance, The Flatliners, and Fucked Up will be the headliners on the three day festival. Ignite, Brutal Youth, MakeWar, Shit Happens, Belvedere, Danger Cat, Stickaround, Clipwing, The Ripperz, Big Trouble In Little China, Death Cassette, and Satanic Rights will also be playing. Tickets go on sale Friday, June 17. SOS Fest will take place September 8-10 at The Park Theatre in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Clutch have released a new song called "We Strive For Excellence". The band also said that a new album will be on the way and announced a North American tour for this fall with Helmet, Quicksand, and JD Pinkus. Clutch released their album Book of Bad Decisions in 2018. Check out the song and dates below.
Senses Fail have released a video for their new song "End of the World / A Game of Chess" that features Connie Sgarbossa of SeeYouSpaceCowboy. The video was directed by Cameron Nunez. The song is off their upcoming album Hell Is In Your Head due out July 15 via Pure Noise Records. Senses Fail will be touring with Rise Against in July and released If There Is Light, It Will Find You in 2018. Check out the video below.
Long Neck have announced US tour dates for this summer. The band will be releasing their new album Soft Animal on June 21 via Plastic Miracles and Specialist Subject. Long Neck released World's Strongest Dog in 2020. Check out the dates below.
Hot Mulligan have released a video for their new song "Drink Milk and Run". The video was directed by Michael Herrick. The song appears to be a standalone single and is out digitally via Wax Bodega. The band will also be playing two shows this summer with Heart Attack Man and Taylor Acorn. Hot Mulligan released their EP I Won't Reach Out To You in 2021 and their album you’ll be fine in 2020. Check out the video and dates below.
La Dispute have announced a tour for the 10th anniversary of their 2011 album Wildlife. The band will be playing the album in full each night and Sweet Pill and Pictoria Vark will be playing support on all dates. La Dispute released Panorama in 2019. Check out the dates below.
Today we are stoked to bring you the premiere of the new video from Chicago's Wolf Rd! The video is for their new song "Way Down" and was directed by Eddie Curran of Enterprise Films. Frontman Chris Hoffmann said of the song, 'Way Down' is about picking up the pieces after you’ve had your heart broken. I wanted to move on so badly, but with social media it’s too easy to see what people are up to. There’s a line in the chorus that totally sums up the song to me: ‘Life goes on and you’ve never been better’. The song is fast and dancey and energetic because it’s not about staying down when you feel bad – it’s a song about pulling yourself up, putting yourself back out there, and being determined not to let your past or other peoples’ opinions determine how you’re going to live your life. Goodbye, and good riddance. "Way Down" is a standalone single and will be out digitally tomorrow. You can pre-save it right here. Wolf Rd released their EP Counterpoint in 2021 and will be releasing more music later this year. Check out the video below.