Montreal-based Night Lunch have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Fire in the Rose Garden and will be out October 20 via Mothland. The band has also released a video for their new song “God Bless The One I Love” which was directed by Phil Osborne of Osborne Oddities. Night Lunch released their album Wall of Love in 2020. Check out the video and tracklist below.
Salt Lake City-based hardcore punks Run Into The Sun have released two new songs. They are called “No One Sees Me” and “Nothing Heals Here”. Run Into The Sun released Try / Hope earlier this year. Check out the songs below.
L.S. Dunes have released part two of their documentary Limitless Sky. The documentary was filmed at Rancho De La Luna in Joshua Tree, California by Nick and Pat Demarais. The first part was released in June. L.S. Dunes released their single “Benadryl Subreddit” earlier this year and their album Past Lives in 2022. Check out the video below.
Lars Frederiksen of Rancid is going to be in a new independent horror film called The After Dark. The production studio, Plan 10, did not reveal a ton of details about the film. However, it appears to take place in a punk club and is expected out in late 2023 or early 2023. You can see a trailer, introduced by Lars, below.
<p>Editor’s Note: We’re too far into August to turn back now, and that means we’re getting close, but not nearly close enough to finishing our fight against the dragging dog days of this bogus, humid summer. With all of the stress and frustration that continues to pile up with every rainstorm and inability to some sun, it seems only right to assume that the best remedy for that would be, at the very least, to laugh. Lucky for you, we’ve […]</p>
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About six years ago, Billy McFarland "organized" the Fyre Festival, which was such a disaster that attendees had to be airlifted off Exhuma in the Bahamas, similar to the scene in Apocalypse now. Following that, Mcfarland pled not guilty to fraud related to the event, although he eventually did change his plea to guilty and serve a few years in jail. He also pled guilty to fraud for crimes he committed while out on bail for the first set of fraudulent charges. Attendees also sued McFarland and his company via a class action. Well… McFarland and Fyre fest are BACK! (McFarland got sprung from the joint in May 2022). Tickets are now on sale for Fyre festival II, with prices ranging from $499 to $7,999. McFarland has not announced any acts, or any specific location, or any specific date, but he did say that it will take place in the Carribean "sometime in 2024." You can see McFarland's announcement video below. In it, he says he came up with the plan for Fyre II while in solitary confinement.
Open City have released a new song. The song is called “Blitz Kids Stay Sick” and is off their upcoming album Hands In The Honey Jar which will be out on October 6 via Get Better Records. Open City released their self-titled album, Open City, in 2017. Check out the song below.
A reissue of Lync’s 1994 album These Are Not Fall Colors has been announced. The album has been remastered and features expanded artwork by Jesse LeDoux and liner notes by Brian Cook of Botch. It will be out on October 20 via Suicide Squeeze Records. A video for the remastered version of “Pennies to Save” has also been released. The video was created by Bradley Hale. Check out the video below.
<p>We first caught wind of Harker back in April, a simpler time when the English punk band’s ferocious single “Wasting Time” literally made us go “fucking alright, this is good”. We’re feeling the same kind of sentiment once again as the quartet unleash “Medicine,” a riotous new tune fuzzed out and tuned in against the oppressive forces that keep us from thriving. According to Harker themselves, this latest rager is sparked by “the current state of the UK’s post lockdown climate”, […]</p>
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Hoodstock has announced its lineup for this year. Anti!I, Anti-Net, Brnsrght, The Chisel, Chubby and The Gang, Deijuvhs, Felixthe1st, Gamboh, Island of Love, Kid Bookie, Letkojofly, Micromoon, Middleman, Nailbreaker, Onoe Capone, Paul Stephan, Princes Xixi, Rifle, Restless Taxis, Robinson’s Village, Sinner, Skeleton Boy, Taliable, Tolushorts and Friends, and Zuko will be playing the festival. Hoodstock will take place at the Colour Factory in London, UK on September 1. Proceeds from ticket sales go to the Hoodstock Fund which helps young artists “offset the studio and recording costs”.