<p>To say that Chris Fleming is currently in the midst of a renaissance would imply that he stopped being cool at one point, but that just isn’t the case. However, it’s sure to be a party nonetheless gen he returns to The Wilbur this summer. Per the joyous decree set forth throughout the land earlier this week, Fleming will make his way back to his native land of the commonwealth on July 10 with a fresh batch of hilarity at […]</p>
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Horace Pinker and The Raging Nathans have announced that they will be releasing a split record. The split will be out on April 24 via Rad Girlfriend Records and features two tracks by each band. Horace Pinker’s tracks are called “Another Way”, which is out now, and “Redeemer”. The Raging Nathans’ tracks are called “Running In Place”, which is out now, and “The Devil’s Watch”. Check out the two songs and tracklist below.

Bikini Kill have announced the supporting bands for their upcoming US tour. Alice Bag, Ganser, The Intima, Lambrini Girls, and Kilynn Lunsford will be joining them on select dates. Bikini Kill will be playing the Mosswood Meltdown in Oakland on July 19 and the tour begins on September 5 in Seattle. Check out the updated dates below.

GILT have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called I Saw Myself In The Black Screen and will be out on June 26 via Smartpunk Records. The album features thirteen tracks, including their previously released song “Seattle Day 2”. The band has also released a video for their new song “How Do You Kill An Angel, Barry?” GILT released their EP Conceit in 2022. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Toronto-based musician, record producer, and photographer Don Pyle (who’s played in Long Branch, Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, and Greek Buck among many others) has announced that he will be releasing a new book. It is called Rough Description: Love Letters and Ghost Stories From a Life in Music and will be out on May 26 via ECW Press. The official description for the book reads in part, ”Don Pyle’s tantalizing memoir, Rough Description, recalls first bands, the absurdity and incredible rewards of touring, and dubious-dealing stories of the groups he’s been in, most prominently as drummer and co-founder of beloved group Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet. It recounts friend and work relationships with musician Dallas Good, venerable producer/engineer Steve Albini, iconic comedy troupe Kids in the Hall, whose series and theme his group created, and others. Alternately melancholic and hilarious, this book chronicles Pyle’s bonkers experiences while attending hair school, his evolving relationship with his mother, how the Ramones affected his young teen brain, a life-changing car accident, and other situations from a creative life lived fully, providing oodles of salacious dish. You’ll discover how a punk rock pen pal led to a career in showbiz and how to put out the same record over and over again.” This is Don Pyle’s third book and follows TROUBLE IN THE CAMERA CLUB : A PHOTOGRAPHIC NARRATIVE OF TORONTO'S PUNK HISTORY 1976-1980 which was released in 2011.