<p>If you’ve ever found yourself scratching the tourist itch when hanging around the city of Boston, chances are you’ve had some on-edge, subtly angry de facto tour guide give you directions or insight to a landmark’s history with a wise-ass flair. Now, Improv Asylum will deliver that same energy directly to you — just this time, it’ll be welcomed. Announced earlier this week, the showrunners at Improv Asylum are bringing all of the fun of a trolley tour around the […]</p>
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Episode #640 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode, Sam tells Em and John all about her experience seeing The Cure. The gang also discusses the lineup of 1234 Fest, Fat Mike’s video for “I’m A Rat”, the new Dexys single, T.S.O.L. canceling their Australian tour, lottery tickets and Snooper’s “Powerball” video. Listen to the episode below!

<p>Making another Indiana Jones movie is one of those ideas that everyone, on some level, knows is a bad idea but seems to be powerless to stop, like signing a free-agent deal with the Oakland Athletics at the end of your career or returning to the WWE at 50 for one last championship run: It’s just one of those things that you have to do when you have few options left with your time and a surplus of hope. Retirement […]</p>
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Anal Cunt, or the entities controlling Seth Putnam's intellectual property, will be releasing a 6xLP box set collecting the vast majority of Anal Cunt's early works. The release collects more than 25 separate releases, amounting to hundreds of "songs," and covers the years 1988-1991. That's out in July via F.O.A.D. records. You can see the contents below.

Sore Dream, the noise duo made up of Dylan Walker and Spencer Hazard of Full of Hell, and multimedia artist Hisham Akira Bharoocha have announced that they will be releasing a collaborative album together. It is called Sore Dream x Hisham Akira Bharoocha and will be out on July 28 via Closed Casket Activities. The first single from the album called “Blown Optics” has been released. Check out the song and tracklist below.

Ratboys have released a video for their new song “The Window”. The video was directed by John TerEick and produced by Lainey Muhlberg. The song is off their upcoming album of the same name which will be out on August 25 via Topshelf Records. Ratboys released Happy Birthday, Ratboy in 2021. Check out the video below.

Drunktank have announced that they have signed to Thousand Island Records. The band will also be reissuing their 2019 album Return of the Infamous Four on the label. The reissue features alternate artwork and will be out in September. The band is currently working on new material which will be the first since Ivaylo, Jasper, and Jouke joined the band. Drunktank will be playing Music For Cancer Fest XI and Le Deluge Fest in Quebec this September.

Magnitude have released a new single. It is called “Rectify” and is off their upcoming album which will be out this fall via Triple B Records. Magnitude related their album To Whatever Fateful End in 2019. Check out the song below.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the track-by-track breakdown of Mercy Music’s new album What You Stand to Lose! The album is out today on Double Helix Records. Speaking to Punknews, vocalist and guitarist Brendan Scholz provided in depth breakdowns of each of the 11 great tracks on the album. Read what he had to say below!

Pool Kids have surprise-released a split EP with POOL, their hardcore alter-egos. The EP features three songs from each band including alternate versions of “Talk Too Much” and “Arm’s Length” from their 2022 self-titled album. Pool Kids will be touring the US starting in July. Check out the EP below.