<p>Editor’s Note: Welcome to V3 Weekend, Vanyaland‘s guide to help you sort out your weekend entertainment with curated selections and recommendations across our three pillars of Music, Comedy, and Film/TV. It’s what you should know about, where you need to be, and where you’ll be going, with us riding shotgun along the way. Music: Rebuilder at The Sinclair This summer has seen a host of homegrown bands packing The Sinclair in Cambridge, and tonight (September 1) the Boston beat rolls on as Rebuilder sets up […]</p>
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It’ll take a lot more than a stolen van and a global pandemic to stop The Penske File. During these hardships, the punk rock trio channelled their indomitable will and formidable bond into the 12 tracks that make up their fourth album Half Glow. They explore coming of age in the modern world, delve into the duality of life, and celebrate friendship with poetic lyrics, infectious hooks, and unwavering energy. Half Glow is available now via Stomp Records and The Penske File will be touring Canada starting next week. Punknews editor Em Moore caught up with guitarist and vocalist Travis Miles over Zoom to talk about the new album, the importance of reconnecting with your friends, poems about the gold rush, and much more. Read the interview below!

Values Here have released a video for their new song “Do You Know Why?”. The song is off their upcoming album Take Your Time, I’ll Be Waiting which will be out on September 22 via End Hits Records. The video was directed and edited by Joseph Pattisall. Check out the video below.

Public Serpents will tour for about a month, starting in early November. The band starts their trek in Texas and stays mostly on the West side of the country. You can see the dates below, which amends dates previously posted about a month ago.

Bugsy have released a new song. It is called “Recluse” and is out now digitally. The description on Bandcamp reads in part, “1st single of something new”. Busy released two singles last year and released their EP Teratoma in 2020. Check out the song below.

The Rolling Stones, the greatest rock band of all time, will likely announce a new album next week. Throughout August, the band has been dropping references to something called "Hackney diamonds" which will likely be the name of their new album. The band's website has a counter, counting down to next Wednesday. Ronnie Wood mentioned that the band were recording a new album late last year and that Charlie Watts recorded some drum parts before his passing. The band's last album was Blue & Lonesome in 2016

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Hastings, UK-based punks Kid Kapichi have released a video for their new single “Let’s Get To Work”. The song appears to be a standalone single and is out now via Spinefarm. Kid Kapichi released their album Here’s What You Could Have Won in 2022. Check out the video below.

Final Gasp have released a new song called “Blood and Sulfur”. It is off their upcoming album Mourning Moon which will be out on September 22 via Relapse Records. Final Gasp released Haunting Whisper in 2021. Check out the song below.

Today we are super stoked to bring you the premiere of the new video by Southern Ontario-based bird-watching punks Avem! The video is for “Puffin Toss” which is the final track off their recently released EP Nerdin’ About Birdin’ which is out now via Mom’s Basement Records (which we spoke to Julian about earlier this year). Speaking about the song, the band said, “‘Puffin Toss’ was inspired by the loss being felt across all of North America due to the public health crisis of addiction. It relates addiction to the true story of baby puffins (pufflings) being drawn to light pollution of cities and towns at night rather than following the moonlight to the ocean. These lost pufflings die without the intervention of humans, who toss them off the cliffs so they can safely make it out to the ocean. We wonder who is lucky, the puffling who made it out to the ocean unscathed, or the puffling who got the help it needed to survive. Or perhaps, everyone is just lucky to be alive.” Avem will be touring the US with Booze and Glory starting later this month. The band will also be making stops at Mom’s Basement Fest and FEST in October. Watch the video below!