Episode #646 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode, John G talks to Eric Bressler, who runs the fantastic Philamoca venue in Philly. They talk about running an all ages, independent venue in a city over run by livenation and 21+ bars, the annual punknews summer soiree, and play some cool tunes. Also, check out the cool Bad Manner show that Philamoca is hosting next month!

Codefendants have announced four "duo" shows- these shows include Ceschi and Sam King, but no Fat Mike. The short Midwest run is in October. You can see the dates below. The band relesed This Is Crime Wave this year.

The Iron Roses have released a video for their new song “Old Guard”. The video was directed by Linda Loving. The song is off their upcoming self-titled album which will be out October 20 via Iodine Recordings and SBAM Records. The Iron Roses will be touring the US in the fall and released their album Rebel Songs in 2021. Check out the video and dates below.

Poison Ruin have announced US tour dates for this fall. The band will be touring Europe in September and released their album Harvest earlier this year. Check out the dates below.

New England-based Broken Vow have announced that they have signed with Triple B Records and will be releasing their debut full-length album with the label this year. Their album is called Anthropocene and it will be out on September 29. The band has also released a new song called “1.5”. Broken Vow released their EP Sane Minds End in 2021. Check out the song and tracklist below.

Los Angeles-based Velvet Starlings have released a video for their new song “Turning Point”. The video was directed by True Jackson. The song is off their upcoming album Pacific Standard Time which will be out on August 25. Velvet Starlings released Technicolor Shakedown in 2021. Check out the video below.

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Glenn Danzig will re-release his 1981 solo single "Who Killed Marilyn." The new version is now a 12-inch picture disc. Side A contains original versions of “Who killed Marilyn” and “Spook City USA.” Side B contains the same songs remixed by Glenn Danzig and Chris Rakestraw. (Notably, originally, the songs were released as Glenn solo tunes, but were also recorded by The Misfits, though they not released until later). That's out in September via Cleopatra records. Also of note, Cleopatra has re-released Danzig's 2000s albums as well as his classical records, but this re-release constitutes the first re-release of the single ever, and the first Cleopatra re-release of recordings made during the original Misfits era. Numerous Danzig projects have never received reissues, such as all of the Misfits singles. The Samhain catalogue has been out of print on vinyl since the '80s and out of print on CD for nearly 20 years.

This Sunday, Melvins and Helms Alee will release a collaborative EP. It's called Controlling Data For a Beter Feeling Future. The release includes five tunes including a Husker Du cover and is out via Amphetamine Reptile. You can see the art below.