Laugh Boston set to host inaugural Boston Comedy Choice Awards in 2024

<p>When it comes to the history of comedy, very few — if any — scenes can boast a contribution as big as that of New England. Now thanks to John Tobin and Laugh Boston, the modern day talent that has followed in the footsteps of everything from The Harvard Lampoon to Bill Burr’s Monday Morning Podcast will get its moment in the spotlight, with a little bit of hardware to boot to kick off the new year. As announced earlier […]</p>
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The Dirty Nil and Dooms Children release two songs together

The Dirty Nil and Dooms Children (the solo project of Wade MacNeil of Alexisonfire) have teamed up to release two alternate versions of their songs. The songs are “Flower Moon” which appeared on Dooms Children’s 2021 self-titled album and “The Light, The Void, and Everything” which appeared on the Dirty Nil’s album Free Rein to Passions that was released earlier this year. Both songs have accompanying videos that were directed and edited by Mitch Barnes and shot by Noah Kahin, The songs are available now via Dine Alone Records. Check out the videos below.

Laura Jane Grace releases "Dysphoria Hoodie", announces US shows

Laura Jane Grace has released a new solo song called “Dysphoria Hoodie”. The song comes with a lyric video created by Juliet Bryant and will be on her upcoming solo album. Laura Jane Grace will be touring the US this fall and winter and released her EP At War With The Silverfish in 2021. Check out the song and dates below.

The Pist to release first album since 1995

The Pist will release their first album since 1995 later this year. The Pist is Risen will be released via Ryvvolte/Havoc/Dismantled/Profane Existence. You can see the cover art below. We'll let you know when more info is released.

THE SEAFLOOR CINEMA ANNOUNCE SELF-TITLED ALBUM

<p>Sacramento, California’s The Seafloor Cinema have announced their brand new self-titled album The Seafloor Cinema, out 1st December 2023 via Pure Noise Records. On the new album, the band said “This record really feels like “us”. It’s as crazy, technical, pretty, soft, and heavy as…</p>
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Tours: Meet Me @ The Altar announce North American tour

Meet Me @ The Altar have announced tour dates for the US and Canada for 2024. Honey Revenge, John Harvie, and Elliot Lee will be joining them on all dates. Tickets go on sale on October 6. Meet Me @ The Altar released their album Past // Present // Future earlier this year. Check out the dates below.

PWRUP: "Corner / Office" (ft. Death By Stereo)

PWRUP have released a new song called “Corner / Office” that features Efrem Schulz and JP Gericke of Death by Stereo. The song is off their upcoming album Just Devils which will be out on October 24 via Ska Punk International. PWRUP released An Ugly Equal Family in 2018. Check out the song below.

This Show Is Tonight: Belly return to Paradise for a two-night twirl

<p>Back in the spring, Belly announced an October 5 show at The Paradise Rock Club here in Boston, making the beloved alt-rock band’s first live show in half a decade. “Start doing your calf raises Boston…First live Belly show in 5 years,” the band wrote on social. “Do you still have it?! Come and see if we do… Can’t wait to see all you beautiful Gluttons for Awesome. Let’s sell this gin joint out!” They did exactly that. Turns out, the response […]</p>
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Selmer releases new two-song single

Selmer has announced a double single. The single contains their new song “So Sorry” along with a remix of the song that was done by Paul Cherry. A video for “So Sorry” has also been released. Both songs are out now via 777 Music. Check out the video and remix below.

DS Festival Gallery: Riot Fest with the Viagra Boys, Rival Schools, PUP and More! (Day Two, 9/16/23)

Day 2 of Riot Fest had a slew of big names (including Queens of the Stone Age, Death Grips and…Insane Clown Posse!?) and up-and-coming artists. We are featuring the Viagra Boys, PUP, Steve Ignorant Band/Crass, Rival Schools, Warpaint and Enola Gay for today! Irish post-punk noise rock band Enola Gay made their US-debut in Chicago […]

Day 2 of Riot Fest had a slew of big names (including Queens of the Stone Age, Death Grips and…Insane Clown Posse!?) and up-and-coming artists. We are featuring the Viagra Boys, PUP, Steve Ignorant Band/Crass, Rival Schools, Warpaint and Enola Gay for today!


Irish post-punk noise rock band Enola Gay made their US-debut in Chicago for Riot Fest, and performed a late night after show with the Viagra Boys. They will be back touring in the UK and EU in November.


Walter Schreifels strikes again! Post-hardcore group Rival Schools did a full-album performance of their 2001 debut, United by Fate.


LA-based indie-psych-rock band Warpaint played a dreamy set to mellow the mood before jumping back into the mosh pits.


Steve Ignorant co-founded the legendary anarcho-punk band Crass in 1977 from Epping, Essex, England. In 2019 Steve started the Steve Ignorant Band with Carol Hodge (vocals & keys), Jay Bagnall (drums), Peter Rawlinson (bass) and Pete Wilson (guitar). They played a complete set of Crass songs, psyching up both old fans and new.


PUP (abbreviation for Pathetic Use of Potential) is a Canadian punk band formed in Toronto, Ontario, originally under the name Topanga. They have quite the following and energetic fans!


A little rainy set for the Viagra Boys did not stop them from giving everyone the eccentrically weird and fun performance we’ve come to expect from the Swedish punk rock band. Dying Scene covered their show in Chicago earlier this year when they played at the brand-new venue, The Salt Shed, and it is still one of my favorite shows I have seen so far this year. They played all the fan favorites (“Sports,” of course) and had no shortage of crowd surfers (see the surfing Pikachu in the gallery below).


Check out the full gallery below! Did you miss day one? Take a look here!


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