Thirdface, NØ MAN, and Infant Island release new tracks for 'Balladeers, Redefined' comp

Thirdface, NØ MAN, and Infant Island have all released new tracks. Thirdface's song is called “Trap Revealed”, NØ MAN’s song is called “Can’t Kill Us All”, and Infant Island’s song is called “Aurora”. All of the songs will appear on the 31 band compilation album Balladeers, Redefined which will be out on July 14 via Secret Voice Records. Check out the tracks below.

Tours: The Hives announce UK and Ireland tour dates

The Hives have announced tour dates for the UK and Ireland. The shows will take place next year. Tickets go on general sale on Friday, June 30. The band will be releasing their new album The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons on August 11 and released Lex Hives in 2012. The Hives will be touring Europe starting in September and touring North America starting in October. Check out the dates below.

Festivals & Events: GOB, The Creepshow, The Penske File, more to play Le Deluge Fest

Quebec-based Le Deluge Fest has announced its lineup for this year. Les Sheriff, GOB, The Creepshow, Ten Foot Pole, Caravane, MakeWar, Rouge Pompier, Irish Moutarde, K-Man and The 45s, As One Man, Cirrho, The Penske File, Bucky Harris, Quel Bordel, Taze, The Abruptors, Midlifers, Enfants Sauvages, Dan et les Qroque-Morts, Pygmate, Drunktank, Chuck Coles, Stompin’ Trees, and The Lef7overs will be playing the festival. Le Deluge Fest will take place September 15-16 in Jonquière, Quebec.

D.A. Stern announces new album, releases "Lovebird" (ft. Sarah Chernoff)

D.A. Stern has announced that he will be releasing a new album The album is called Don’t Take Your Heartache Out On The World and will be out on September 13 via Symphonic / MISRA. The album was recorded at Oscilloscope Laboratories (Adam Yauch’s studio) and produced by Roger Moutenot. A lyric video for “Lovebird” which features Sarah Chernoff has also been released. The video was created by Brad McLean. Stern released his EP People Named Ben in 2021. Check out the video below.

Videos: Charly Bliss: “You Don’t Even Know Me Anymore”

Charly Bliss have released a video for their new song “You Don’t Even Know Me Anymore”. The video was directed by Dan Shure and features additional footage shot by Eva Hendricks and Adam Kolodny. Charly Bliss released their album Young Enough in 2019. Check out the video below.

Tours: Foxing and The Hotelier announce anniversary shows

Foxing and The Hotelier is heading out on a full US tour this fall and winter to celebrate the tenth anniversary of The Albatross (Foxing) and Home, Like Noplace Is There (The Hotelier). Tickets for this run of dates will go on sale this Friday.

Slowdive announce new album and tour dates

British rock band Slowdive have announced they will be releasing a new record titled Everything Is Alive, set for release on September 1st through Dead Oceans. The band release their first single from the album, "Kisses", see below and a full list of tour dates to support the release.

Nova Doll: "California Sunshine"

Barrie-based doom rockers Nova Doll has released a new song called “California Sunshine”. The song is off their upcoming album Denaturing which will be out on September 29 via Tarantula Tapes and Black Throne Productions. Nova Doll released their first single in March. Check out the song below.

Charly Bliss confront a pop rebirth with ‘You Don’t Even Know Me Anymore’

<p>Four years ago Charly Bliss delivered a song we’ve been feeling ever since called “Capacity,” and aside from just sounding super fucking magnetic, it was viewed by us and many others as a sort-of rejection of those demanding too much from ourselves while citing the widespread exhaustion and burnout we all now feel on a daily basis. Today (June 21), the New York alt-pop quartet are back with a new single in “You Don’t Even Know Me Anymore,” an effervescent […]</p>
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