<p>Knuckle Puck, one of the aggressive pop-punk genre’s preeminent forces has signed to Pure Noise Records, and the future is looking bright. “We could use this as an opportunity to put forth clichéd and tired expressions of “we couldn’t be more excited” or “stoked to…</p>
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Bloodclot the band featuring John Joseph, has released a new track.It's called "War Castles," and that's off the upcoming Souls album.You can hear the new tune below.

<p>It’s sad to say, but move over Chuck E. Cheese, because there’s a new rat king coming to town. And that is the one and only Theo Von. As announced earlier this week, the all-star comic with the thick southern drawl and elite-level mullet is making his going coast to coast for a little bit of northeast winter action with one night at Medford’s Chevalier Theatre on March 2, sandwiched in between an inhabitance of the Wilbur stage on March […]</p>
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Dazy has released a video for "On My Way". The song is off OUTOFBODY that will be out October 28 via Lame-O Records. . Dazy released "Pressure Cooker" with Militarie Gun earlier this year and will be joining the band on their fall North American tour starting in October. Dazy released MAXIMUMBLASTSUPERLOUD: The First 24 Songs in 2021. Check out the video below.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new song by Covert Stations! Covert Stations is a collaborative project that was started by Craig Cirinelli of The Atlantic Union Project that covers "classic songs from the 80s done with a 90s vibe". Each cover features a different lineup. Today we have for you their cover of R.E.M's "The One I Love". The band take a heavier approach to the song that transforms it into a completely new beast while also remaining true to the original. Along with Craig, Adam Staszewski of Desoto Jones/Kiska, Chris Badami of I Can Make a Mess, and Rob Avery formerly of Boysetsfire and currently of Son & Heir play on this track. Speaking to Punknews, Craig (who covered R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion" with Brain Southall in 2011 for a benefit comp) said of the cover, R.E.M. has resonated with me for a long, long time. When my brain turned it’s attention towards alternative rock, they were already there with such an impressive early catalog and mystery that felt unfamiliar, yet instantly alluring. There’s just something about R.E.M’s purity, aligned with an era of discovery both in music and pop-culture in which they carved their own path through. Rob Avery also said of his connection to R.E.M, "I can remember, clear as day, being at my "cooler older" cousin's house as an impressionable 11 year old, scanning his walls looking at all of his band posters, and landing on R.E.M. Weird name, right? I asked him who that was, and he told me their new record, Green had just come out. I had never heard anything like it, my ears were accustomed to Motley Crue or the Beastie Boys. My mind was blown away by what I heard. Tonally, it sounded so different and Stipes voice had genuine emotion that I wasn't used to hearing. I was hooked. To be asked to help out on this song and offer a new take on one of their classic tracks was an honor, keeping true to the song while offering up a lower tuning and a slightly heavier approach was super fun." "The One I Love" will be available everywhere tomorrow, October 21. Listen to the song below!

Jason Shevchuk of Kid Dynamite and None More Black has formed a new band called Town Liar. The band also includes Heath Saraceno, Nick Remondelli, and Benny Horowitz. The band has released an EP called Lies: One Through Seven . You can hear it below.

<p>Editor’s Note: “Boston Thriving” is an ongoing series from Vanyaland highlighting and honoring the national and global success of Boston- and New England-based bands and artists. Raise your glasses soda cans: Oompa will be representing Boston as a member of Pepsi’s Music Lab Class of ’22-’23. Pepsi launched its Music Lab program last year, creating an “annual academy [that] fosters career growth, providing up-and-coming artists with performance opportunities, industry expert coaching and mentorship, brand-building workshops, professional content capture, radio amplification, […]</p>
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Less Than Jake have announced tour dates for the East Coast of the US. Cliffdiver and Keep Flying will be joining them on all dates. Less Than Jake released their album Silver Linings in 2020. Check out the dates below.

<p>Though there’s never really a bad time to make anti-war art, it’s hard to pick a more potent time than right now to release a big-budget adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front, which is even more harrowing at the moment then when you might have read it as a teenager. Netflix heard the call, and director Edward Berger took up the mantle, bringing us an all-German take on the tale, which is a tall task, […]</p>
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<p>There’s a fine line between thinking you’re hot shit and dogshit, and The Jacklights just found it smack dab in the middle of their new double single. A disorienting mood swing lurks between the balance of Side A (“Womanchild”) and Side B (“Underachiever”), and whoever metaphorically flips the record over better brace themselves for an attitude adjustment. The Boston band dropped the duo of new tunes yesterday (October 19) via Red on Red Records, revealing warring sides of the same […]</p>
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