Sorry Mom and Froggy to tour this May

Sorry Mom and Froggy are touring this May. The tour starts in DC and runs all the way up to Boston. You can see the dates below.

The Hold Steady: "Understudies"

The Hold Steady have released a new song. It is called “Understudies” and is off their upcoming album The Price of Progress which will be out March 31 via Positive Jams / Thirty Tigers. The Hold Steady released Open Door Policy in 2021. Check out the song below.

Gully Boys: "Optimist"

Gully Boys have released a new song. It is called “Optimist” and appears to be a standalone single. Gully Boys released their EP Favorite Son in 2021. Check out the song below.

DS News: Jughead’s Revenge release new single “I’ll Be Seeing You”

SoCal punk veterans Jughead’s Revenge have released the first single from their upcoming EP Vultures. The track’s a blazing fast skate punk ripper called “I’ll Be Seeing You”. Check it out below. Vultures is due out May 5th on SBÄM Records. This is the band’s first new music in over 20 years. They last released Pearly Gates in 1999.

SoCal punk veterans Jughead’s Revenge have released the first single from their upcoming EP Vultures. The track’s a blazing fast skate punk ripper called “I’ll Be Seeing You”. Check it out below.

Vultures is due out May 5th on SBÄM Records. This is the band’s first new music in over 20 years. They last released Pearly Gates in 1999.

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Summer Soiree VI with Dwarves, Danbert, Zorn, Vixen77 is 40% sold out…

Just last week, we announced Summer Soiree VI! The Dwarves are headlining with a special legacy set. Zorn is playing tracks off their brand new album! Danbert Nobacon is palying his first Philly show in about four years! Vixen77 is coming to mash it up! AND, we are playing the short films of Jesse Michaels! Well…the show is already 40% sold out… get tickets now… don't say we didn't warn ya! The shindig is May 26 in Philly!BUY TICKETS RIGHT HERE!!!

Zorn stream new album

Zorn are streaming their debut album. The release is out later this month via Sorry State and the band has a record release show in Philly on March 25. They also play Summer Soiree 6 with the Dwarves on May 26! You can hear the whole album below, right now.

Omnigone: "Communities in Collaboration" (ft. Jay Navarro of The Suicide Machines)

Omnigone have released a new song. It is called “Communities in Collaboration” and features Jay Navarro of Suicide Machines. The song is off their upcoming album Against The Rest which will be out on March 31 via Bad Time Records. Omnigone are currently on tour in the US and released No Faith in 2019. Check out the song below.

‘Scream VI’ Review: If Ghostface can’t make it there, he can’t make it anywhere

<p>There’s a certain amount of shamelessness inherent to the modern-day iteration of the Scream franchise — having lost the person who gave it any sort of soul or perspective, it continues to lug along toward oblivion, egged on by the dreams of suits stunned by its returns last January. Scream V served as an announcement that it wasn’t your daddy’s Scream (and if you think hard about it, a person born on the day Wes Craven’s original dropped would now […]</p>
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Holy Schnikes!: "Basically In Love"

Californian ska punks Holy Schnikes! have released a new song. It is called “Basically In Love” and is out digitally via Ska Punk International. Holy Schnikes! released their collection of covers Born Under Power Lines in 2022. Check out the song below.

’65’ Review: It’s Adam Driver versus Dinos, with unexpected charm

<p>If January and August are when the months in which studios dump the product that they’re genuinely skeptical about yet contractually required to release, then March is the time that they toss out the high-concept genre stuff that might actually make a buck. If you look back over the release schedule over the years, you’ll find an interesting collection of bona fide hits (300, Limitless, Us), near-misses (Life, Repo Men, Noah, Battle: Los Angeles), and straight-up disasters (Sucker Punch, Chappie). […]</p>
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