Miss Emvy, who you might know as one half of the punk duo Kitten Spitt, has released her debut solo album. The album is called Invisible Friends and features 10 new tracks some of which feature Scout of Kitten Spitt on vocals, Ian Bennett of Roxy and The Underground Soul Sound on bass, and Dan Bull on saxophone. Invisible Friends is available on Bandcamp now. Check it out below.
Philadelphia-based hardcore band Skullpresser, made up of Jared Birdseye of Burdens, Mike Kennedy of The Wonder Years, Colins “Bear” Regisford of Mannequin Pussy, and Sam Tropio of One Dead Three Wounded, have released their debut single. It is called “Profit from Pain” and was mastered by Arthur Rizk. Check out the song below.
San Francisco-based ska-punkers Sad Snack have released a video for their new song “Kenny G Hotline”. The song will be available on a two-song cassette along with their previously released single “Sunshine and Lollipops 2020” which will be out in early December via Lavasocks Records and Ska Punk International. Check out the video below.
<p>We’re still reeling from the masterclass concert displayed by Suede and Manic Street Preachers last week in Boston, and before we can even catch our collective breath, another pair of celebrated British bands are teaming up to take on North America in 2023: RIDE and The Charlatans. The bands announced the joint winter tour earlier today (November 28). Through 15 shows across North America, RIDE will perform classic 1990 album Nowhere in its entirety, while The Charlatans break out 1992’s […]</p>
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Today, Metallica announced a new LP. It's called 72 Seasons and the debut single is "Lux Aeterna." You can hear that below. The LP is out April 14.
Today, we are thrilled to debut the trailer for Wrong Reasons!Wrong Reasons was written and directed by Josh Roush of the very cool band Bi-Product (and he also happens to be one of the key dudes that works on Kevin Smith movies!) Roush's new film stars Liv (also of Bi-Product) as Kat Oden, a drug addled punk/hardcore vocalist, who gets kidnapped and held hostage by a psycho who has unclear motives. Does he love Kat? Does he hate her? for the film, Roush took his punk background and incorporated into the film stylistically and philosophically. We've seen an early cut of the movie and it is pretty rad. Plus, if you watch carefully a few punkers and cool artists pop up in supporting roles. Watch closely for the likes of Donita Sparks of L7, Kym Wilson, and even Smith himself. Also, the soundtrack rocks: Tim Armstrong, Black Flag, L7, the Wipers, CH3, the Unseen, and more. You can check more info on the film right here. We are psyched to debut the trailer and poster below. You can also read a short interview with Roush.
<p>Editor’s Note: The leaves on the trees may start changing soon, but was hasn’t changed as we cruise full speed through the final third of the year is the top-tier selection of comedy shows to check out around Boston. With homegrown talent, national headliners, and open mics galore highlighting the calendar, the the plethora of comedy talent in and around the city continues to pour out as richly as that $8 Pumpkin Spice Latte you yearn for every morning. Live […]</p>
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Seminal Japanese hardcore band Gauze has disbanded. The band posted a statement this weekend. As per google translate: "Report of disbandment of GAUZE. Ever since I became a current member, I have decided that if even one person leaves the group, it will be disbanded. Postscript The last T-shirt sale will be held at "Koenji Record Shop BASE". The band formed in Fall of 1981 and has had the same lineup since then.
<p>Thanksgiving leftovers: Packed. Shopping list: Growing. Holiday music: Blaring. Stress level: Rapidly ascending. Millions of Americans will awaken from food comas today to realize we’ve entered the most wonderfully maddening time of year, and Will Dailey has just the tune to narrate the next four weeks of mirth ‘n’ misery. Boston’s star singer-songwriter shared his new song “Christmas, Of Course” last week (November 25), elaborating on the family tension and wasteful extravagance that inevitably arrives with every December. “Catch a […]</p>
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The Callous Daoboys have announced tour dates for December. The band released their album Celebrity Therapist earlier this year. Check out the dates below.