The Eradicator will release a new record in September. You Can Hate The Eradicator, But Don't Hate The Game features a new backing band for the project and is out September 12, 2025. The release celebrates the project's 10th anniversary and is a single-sided 12-inch. You can hear the lead track below.
<p>Sometimes you listen to a song, and sometimes a song listens back. And when it does, it can draw us into a different realm, one where our notion of what is real and what is fantasy becomes as blurred as our motivation to conquer all the daily routine tasks presented before us. The Wants understand the undertow-like allure of this feeling, as the New York City electronic post-punk trio offer up a hypnotic seance of a single that deposits us […]</p>
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The Darts will be releasing a new compilation. It's called Nightmare Queens- it includes two new songs as well as tracks selected from the band's first two EPS and first to LPs. The album is self-released and you can see the cover art below.
<p>Here’s a new trend: The first movie a director makes after leaving or taking a sabbatical from Marvel will be interesting. I hate to begin any non-MCU review discussing anything relating to Kevin Feige, but the pattern stands. It might not be good (for the eight people who watched the Russo’s mauling of Nico Walker’s Cherry, we’ll never forget the shot taken from inside Tom Holland’s asshole), it might be great (James Gunn parlaying his success with the Guardians movies […]</p>
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A Wilhelm Scream posted a brief instagram story last night. In the post, the band revealed that they are in the studio and are currently recording their sixth album. No other details were released, but we will keep you updated.
<p>Andrew Dice Clay may be seeing the world a bit differently these days — but as we’ll see later this summer, by no means does that indicate his legendarily sharp tongue has dulled. As announced earlier this week, the “Dice Man” will be making his way back to Medford’s Chevalier Theatre for one night only, on July 26. Although he has been quiet in terms of recorded stand-up specials or albums as of late, Clay remains a presence in comedy […]</p>
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New Jersey punks The Ratchets released a new single recently. The track is called "Can't Walk Until You Run" and it is apart of their ongoing singles collection. See below to check out the track.
Balance and Composure just released a new single titled "Alive and Well", see below. The single was left off of their latest release, With You in Spirit, however it reignited the band to get back together. The track was produced by Will Yip and the lyrics explores themes of disconnection, internal struggle, and reclaiming one’s sense of self.
Militarie Gun and Dazy have released a video for their new collaborative song, “Tall People Don’t Live Long”. The video was directed and produced by Ian Shelton. The song is available digitally now via Loma Vista Recordings. Militarie Gun and Dazy released their first collaborative song “Pressure Cooker” in 2022. Check out the video below.
Problem Patterns have released a video for their new song “Sad Old Woman” which features guest vocals from Matt Korvette of Pissed Jeans. The video was filmed and edited by Brendy of Post Carpentry. The song is available now via Alcopop! Records. Problem Patterns released their album Blouse Club in 2023. Check out the song below.