Harker have released a video for their new song “Medicine”. The video was recorded live at the Prince Albert in Brighton, UK on June 30 and was directed by Sam Luck. The single is out now via Wiretap Records. Harker released Axiom in 2021. Check out the video below.
The Flatliners have announced their annual holiday shows. The shows will take place in the US and Canada in December. The Flatliners released their album New Ruin in 2022. Check out the dates below.
<p>There’s a weird parallel in how Angel Manuel Soto’s Blue Beetle and its release at this point in the DCEU resembles its in-universe comic debut. See, this version of the character – there’s been three in the DC Universe – emerged in 2006 in the aftermath of Infinite Crisis, one of those line-wide big events and continuity shake-ups that attracted nerds looking to see superheroes fight each other and/or die, and repelled potential new readers because of how much legwork […]</p>
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Baroness have released a new song called “Shine”. The song is off their upcoming album Stone which will be out on September 15. Baroness will be touring North America starting in October and released their album Gold & Grey in 2019. Check out the song below.
<p>Josh Greenbaum’s Strays is the kind of movie that people love to hate on and occasionally turn out to see in droves. This is due to two factors, and the first is that it’s an unabashedly raunchy comedy, with enough dick, shit, piss, and drug jokes stuffed within the first five minutes to pop the monocle off of any sufficiently stuffed shirt’s cheekbone. See, these are stupid movies, after all. At least when you’re dressing up semi-Buddhist Chick Tracts as […]</p>
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Paul “Duck” Tucker, the lead vocalist of New Orleans-based ska punk band Joystick!, has a new horror movie in the works. He is directing and producing the movie along with producer and cinematographer Jeff Van Gerwen. The movie is called Amityvillenado and centers around the exploits of two punk rockers who return to their hometown to see a legendary punk band but get more than they bargained for when a house is destroyed by a tornado and dead bodies start popping up. Many musicians appear in the movie including Clay Aleman and Mickey Retzlaff of Joystick!, Will Hoffpauir and Christian Sabin of Rich Octopus, Jib Haddan of Daybreak, Zach Quinn of PEARS, Greg Rodrigue of Bad Operation, and Jessica Jeansonne of Flying Raccoon Suit. Members of Shidded, Brat, Kawaii AF, BWTF, Old Olibo, and Slab will also appear. Amityvillenado has an Indiegogo campaign set up to help finish the movie. Check out a video about the movie below.
The Subjunctives have released a video for their new song “Its A Shame We Didn’t Get More Time Lance”. The song is a tribute to Lance Hahn of J-Church. A statement released along with the song reads in part, “Every vignette in this song relates a true experience, from the Promethean moment where Ean was inspired by Lance's intellectual happy-go-lucky music, to the sad moment overseas when he learned that Lance had passed.” The song is off their upcoming album Let’s Try This Again which will be out on September 15. The Subjunctives released Sunshine and Rainbows in 2019. Check out the video below.
<p>After an affirming trip to Montreal, it’s safe to say Felipe Esparza is truly having one hell of a year. Now, as he continues his romp around the United States, he’s looking forward to using some new tools he’s learned along the way, and Boston is no exception to his demonstration. Making his way to The Wilbur on Saturday (August 19), Esparza is feeling a lasting effect from his run of headlining and closing sets during Montreal’s most recent Just […]</p>
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Orson Wilds have released a video for their new song “Gin and Tonic”. The video features footage from Francois Truffaut’s 1959 movie The 400 Blows. The song is off their upcoming album This Burning House (We All Fell Asleep In) which will be out September 15 via Take This To Heart Records. Orson Wilds released their EP What Is It That You Won’t Let Go? in 2021. Check out the video below.