Baroness have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Stone and will be out on September 15 via Abraxan Hymns. The band has also released a video for their lead single “Last Word” which was directed by Nick Jost. Baroness will be touring this fall and released Gold & Grey in 2019. Check out the video, tracklist, and tour dates below.
1234 Fest have announced their lineup for this year. Rise Against, Rancid, Jawbreaker, Descendents, Joyce Manor, Pussy Riot, and Dillinger Four will be playing the festival’s two dates. 1234 Fest will take place September 9 at The Junkyard in Denver and on September 23 at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Philadelphia.
<p>Is it possible that Sony, of all companies, is winning the 2023 Superhero Box-Office War? Sure, they’ve only released one title so far – Across the Spider-Verse – but they haven’t had a phase-altering flop (Quantumania) or two successive duds (Shazam: Fury of the Gods and The Flash) yet. There’s still plenty of time for that to change, though: the first trailer for J.C. Chandor’s Kraven the Hunter dropped late Monday night, and hoo boy, if all y’all motherfuckers out […]</p>
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Pittsburgh-based indie rockers Short Fictions have released a new song. It is called “Wasting” and is available now via Lauren Records. Short Fictions released their album Every Moment of Every Day in 2022. Check out the song below.
<p>Sad news to pass along as Don Holland, the owner and “driving force” of resurrected Cambridge nightclub ManRay, has died. The word was reealed via social media by Holland’s daughter, Cheryl, late Sunday (June 18) night: “Friends and family, it is with a very heavy heart that I’m announcing the passing of my father, Donald Holland.” No other details are known at this time. The venue shared the family’s message earlier this morning, adding: “We are devastated by the passing […]</p>
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On June 16, Alexisonfire played the Budweiser Stage in Toronto, Ontario. PUP and METZ opened the show. Alexisonfire released their album Otherness in 2022. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to capture all the action. Check out his photos below.
Teresa Taylor (aka Teresa Nervosa), former drummer for Butthole Surfers, has passed away. She was 60 years old and passed away due to complications from lung disease. The band announced her passing in a Twitter statement that reads in part, ”Teresa Taylor passed away peacefully this weekend after a long battle with lung disease. She will live in our hearts forever. RIP, dear friend.” Teresa Taylor drummed in the band from 1983 to 1989. She played on Psychic… Powerless… Another Man's Sac, Cream Corn from the Socket of Davis, Rembrandt Pussyhorse, Locust Abortion Technician and Hairway to Steven.She also appeared in Richard Linklater’s 1991 film Slacker. We send our condolences to Teresa Taylor’s family, friends, and fans.
Spiritual Cramp have released a video for their new song “Nah, That Ain’t It”. The song is available digitally via Blue Grape Music along with their song “Phone Lines Down” which was released in May. Spiritual Cramp will be playing a handful of shows later this month before touring in the fall and released Here Comes More Bad News in 2021. Check out the video and dates below.
Portland-based hardcore band Alienator have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called World of Hate and will be out on July 7 via Convulse Records. The band has also released their first single “Senseless Violence”. Alienator released their Demo in 2022. Check out the song below.
The promotors of the upcoming T.S.O.L. Australian tour have canceled the trek down under. The band was scheduled to play about a week's worth of shows in Oz in September. Chopdog Entertainment released a statement: "**TSOL CANCELLED**. Hey Everyone. We've never done this, but we have to cancel a tour. One thing we don't want to do is BS and say "Due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control" as the reason. Truth is, TSOL is selling okay but not to the point where it's going to make for amazing shows, and when you're touring a band that's been around since 1978 it's just not worth the effort for them to come all the way to Australia for sub-par shows. We have spoken to Jack and the band about this and they agree that we should park it for another year or two when things aren't so saturated in the market. We wanted to do this now rather than telling people 2-3 weeks before the tour, when everyone might have travel booked to come. We will try this again, but for now you'll be refunded by @moshtix and @oztix ! Sorry and Thanks for your support on everything we do – LUKE & NIK."