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On February 9, Lydia Lunch Retrovirus (the band made up of Lydia Lunch Weasel Walter, Tim Dahl, and Kevin Shea) played The Garrison in Toronto, Ontario. Dermabrasion opened the show. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to capture all the action. Check out his photos below.

Jon Wurster has stated that he is pulling back on his drumming duties at Superchunk. It appears the split is amicable as he suggests that he might drum for them here and there in the future. Wurster has been with the band since 1993. You can see his statement below.

Zulu have released a video for their new song “We’re More Than This”. The video was co-directed by Anaiah Lei, Dez Yusuf, and Tyler Bradberry (who also shot the video). The song is off the band’s upcoming debut LP A New Tomorrow which will be out on March 3 via Flatspot Records. Zulu are currently touring North America with Show Me The Body, Jesus Piece, Scowl, and tRiPPJONES. They released a collection of their two EPs My People…Hold On / Our Day Will Come in 2021. Check out the video below.

Loud Graves, the new band featuring Dominic Davi of Tsunami Bomb, has announced their debut release. It's a 7-inch single with the tracks "Left of You" and "Why meh?" They also release a video for the b-side. You can check out the new release below.

Moby has released a new movie/documentary. It's called Punk rock Vegan and it explores the intersection between veganism and punk rock. It features interviews with many artists including Ian MacKaye, HR of the Bad Brains, Doyle of The misfits, Steve Ignorant of Crass. Captain Sensible of The Damned, Don Bolles of The Germs, Sergio of ACxDC and many more. You can see the whole thing below.

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The Darts have released a video for their new track, "Love Song." That's off their upcoming album, snake Oil, it March 17 via Alternative Tentacles. You can check out the video below.

Kicker, the band featuring Pete the Roadie, Mauz of Dystopia, Dave Ed of Neurosis, and Toby of Submachine (back on drums following the departure of Dave Mello), have announced a UK tour. It kciks off in late March and runs through early April where they will end the run at BOB fest. You can see the dates below. Kicker released Pure Drivel in 2019.

Early New York punkers Kraut have re-released their debut EP, Kill for Cash. The new version is out now via Cleopatra records and it is a faithful reproduction of the original issue (as opposed to a deluxe re-release). You can hear the title track below.