Music: Pep Talk: "Mary​-​Lou Sniffin' Glue" (Pale Lips Cover)

New York based punks Pep Talk released a cover of Montreal based Pale Lips's "Mary​-​Lou Sniffin' Glue", see below.. The track was engineered and mixed by Mike Acampora and mastered by Perry Leenhouts at Point Break Sound. Pep Talk last released Live, Laugh, Lobotomy in 2021.

Green Day: "Alison" (Elvis Costello cover)

Green Day have released a cover of Elvis Costello’s song “Alison”. The cover was recorded during the 1997 sessions for Nimrod. It is off their upcoming 25th-anniversary edition of Nimrod which will be out on January 27. Check out the cover below.

Tours: Superheaven/ Cloakroom/ Pony/ Slumped (East and West Coast)

Superheaven will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of Jar by playing a string of dates on the East and West coast this May with Cloakroom. Pony will be playing the East Coast dates and Slumped will play the west coast dates. Tickets to these run of dates will go on sale today, see below to check out the dates.

Music: Divided Heaven: "The New Hallelvjah" ft. Sam Russo

Divided Heaven have released a new single titled "The New Hallelvjah", see below. The track features Sam Russo. This announcement comes on the dame day as Divided Heaven's first post-pandemic performance tonight with Chuck Ragan (Hot Water Music) at Mickey's Black Box in Lititz, PA. Tickets are still on sale for tonights show. Divided Heaven last released Oblivion in 2022.

Hoity Toity: "Over It"

Hoity Toity have released a new song. It is called “Over It” and is available digitally now. Hoity Toity released their EP Not Your Kind in 2019. Check out the song below.

Videos: Death Valley Girls: "Sunday"

Death Valley Girls have released a video for their new song “Sunday”. The video was created by Arturo Baston. The song is off their upcoming album Islands in The Sky due out February 24 via Suicide Squeeze Records. Death Valley Girls released their split EP with Le Butcherettes in 2022 and released their album Under The Spell of Joy in 2020. Check out the video below.

KevOnStage shows how he’s funny in real life at The Wilbur

<p>Kevin Fredericks has already used his talents to make us remember the name KevOnStage, and soon, he’ll be making Boston remember his name as KevOnTremontStreet. As announced earlier this week, Fredericks is slated to utilize his upbeat and positive comedy force as he makes his Wilbur debut with one show at the legendary venue on May 28. While his widely acclaimed stand-up chops have fueled sold-out shows in venues all over the country over the course of his career, Fredericks […]</p>
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DS Band Spotlight: Introducing Canadian skate punks Colorsfade

Canadian skate punk band Colorsfade caught my eye (or ear, I guess) with their 2018 debut album In Real Time, delivering riffy, metallic skate punk in the vein of bands like This Is A Standoff, Strung Out and Much The Same. When I found out these Quebecers had a new album on the way in […]

Canadian skate punk band Colorsfade caught my eye (or ear, I guess) with their 2018 debut album In Real Time, delivering riffy, metallic skate punk in the vein of bands like This Is A Standoff, Strung Out and Much The Same. When I found out these Quebecers had a new album on the way in 2023, I quickly penciled it in as one of my most anticipated releases of the year.

Built From The Wreckage is due out January 30th on People of Punk Rock Records, and if the killer singles they’ve released so far are any indication, I don’t think we’re in for a sophomore slump. Check ’em out below and head over here to pre-order the record.

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DS News: Less Than Jake recording new music

Gainesville ska-punk veterans Less Than Jake have spent the last few weeks teasing big plans for 2023, and their latest Instagram post offers a glimpse of what those plans may be. The band posted a picture of Chris DeMakes tracking guitar at Roger Lima’s Moathouse Recording Studio with the caption “Taking care of business 2023 […]

Gainesville ska-punk veterans Less Than Jake have spent the last few weeks teasing big plans for 2023, and their latest Instagram post offers a glimpse of what those plans may be. The band posted a picture of Chris DeMakes tracking guitar at Roger Lima’s Moathouse Recording Studio with the caption “Taking care of business 2023 style… #turningknobs”.

Obviously, they don’t specify whether the project they’re working on is a new full-length album. For all we know it could be a new version of “We’re All Dudes” for a Good Burger remake (Please, God, no)! As always, we’ll keep our collective ear to the ground for more info.

Less Than Jake’s ninth studio album Silver Linings was released in 2020 through Pure Noise Records. Last year saw the release of a Deluxe Edition of the LP and a new single titled “Fat Mike’s On Drugs (Again)”.

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néomí confronts an unbalanced relationship with a ‘skipping stone’

<p>We’ve all found ourselves on the outside looking in on a relationship we’re involved in, and sometimes there’s nothing we can do but skim along the surface. We know that if we break through, we may drown; and if we don’t, we’ll never create the type of balance needed for a relationship to work. néomí, the project of Surinamese/Dutch folk-pop singer-songwriter Neomi Speelman, channels that sentiment in her enchanting and atmospheric new single “skipping stone,” offering a lower-case presentation for […]</p>
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