<p>A band can create all the content humanly and inhumanly possible, but even in this sideways-ass time we call 2023, the best piece of media any musical artist can create is a killer fucking song. That’s exactly what Superlove have done with the seismic “GO!”, a frenzied, fuzzed out alt-rock thumper from the Bristol noise-pop band that pulverized the streams this past Friday (January 27). As it turns out, “GO!”, the follow-up to the English group’s 2022 album Colours, was […]</p>
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Teenage Halloween have announced US tour dates for this March. They will be playing with Blvck Hippie on select dates. Teenage Halloween released their split with The Homeless Gospel Choir in 2022 and their self-titled album in 2020. Check out the dates below.

Cheekface have released a lyric video for their new song “The Fringe”. The video was created by Lenore Melo. Cheekface will be touring the US and Canada starting in March and released their album Too Much to Ask in 2022. Check out the video below.

Glazed have announced US tour dates for this March. Career Day and Kerosene Heights will be joining them on select dates. Glazed released their EP Chillogy in 2022. Check out the dates below.

Siouxsie Sioux has announced three more shows for this year. She will be playing in Brussels, Amsterdam, and Milan. These join her two previously announced shows, headlining the Cruel World Festival in California in May and headlining the Latitude Festival in the UK this July. Check out the dates below.

Toronto-based desert punk band Black Budget have released a video for their song “Detonator”. The video comes with a flashing light warning for those who are photosensitive. The song is off their EP Crown of Misery which was released in 2022. Check out the video below.

<p>There’s room for a whole lotta romance underneath Mel Go Hard’s umbrella of R&B. Inside the shelter of her new EP After The Storm, intimate secrets smooth over “Troubled Waters,” declarations of newfound independence clash with hard-to-break habits, and area artists bear love’s battle scars with pride. The Boston producer and engineer even bills the project as a compilation, dedicated to portraying the different phases of relationship we’ve all had the fortune — or misfortune — of experiencing. And she’s […]</p>
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Fucked Up have announced the support bands for their run of US dates in the spring. Gnawing, Restraining Order, and Dark Thoughts will be joining them on select dates. Fucked Up released their album One Day earlier this month and will be touring the UK in March. Check out the updated dates below.

Gel has announced that they will be releasing their debut full-length album. It is called Only Constant and will be out March 31 via Convulse Records. The band has also released a video for their new track “Attainable”. The video was filmed at Subterranean in Chicago on January 21 and was directed by Will Acuna, Nick Farrow, and Taylor Stribrny. Gel are currently touring the US and released their split with Cold Brats, Shock Therapy, last year. Check out the video and tracklist below.