<p>So hey, it turns out Lorde has a younger sister (not terribly shocking) and she’s a published poet (also not too shocking), and today she’s released her debut song and it’s pretty great (not shocking at all). She goes here by Indy, and the artist born Indy Yelich O’Connor is making a lovely intro into our hearts n’ playlists with “Threads,” a casual alt-pop romp that has echoes of her famous sibling and some Bleachers vibes mixed in. The track […]</p>
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Australian punk rockers Teen Jesus and The Jean Teasers have released a video for their song "Up To Summit". Jye Talbot of Area55Media was the cinematographer for the video. The song is off their EP Pretty Good For A Girl Band that was released earlier this year. Check out the video below.

Devon Kay and The Solutions have announced tour dates for October. Tiny Stills and Youth League will be joining them on select dates. Devon Kay and The Solutions released their album Grieving Expectation earlier this year. Check out the dates below.

<p>It’s always a good feeling to see a locally-grown voice making a trip back home for a big homecoming, but it’s an even better feeling when there’s two bringing it back to the mothahland. First, Pete Holmes is set to bring his Where Were We? tour to The Wilbur on October 16. It will mark the Lexington native’s first time taking center stage at The Wilbur, and it will also be his first time back in the city since 2019. […]</p>
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<p>The new Quivers single “If Only,” out last week via 7-inch and b/w a cover of Lucinda Williams’ road-tested “I Just Wanted To See You So Bad,” was recorded with a rather specific goal in mind. The cathartic Australian jangle-pop band tried to imagine “being on a festival before Joan Jett, The Motels, and The Breeders and everything goes quiet and Quivers just has to deliver something.” That’s a festival we’d sure love to attend, and the road to that […]</p>
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Fishbone have announced December shows for their Red Hot Holiday Tour. The band will be playing the West Coast of the US and one show in British Columbia. Son Rompe Pera and JER will be joining them on all dates. Check out the shows below.

Dropkick Murphys have released a video for their new song "All You Fonies". The video was directed by Dave Stauble and edited by Shawn Howard. The song is off their upcoming album This Machine Still Kills Fascists out September 30. Dropkick Murphys will be touring Europe in 2023 (Pennywise, The Rumjacks, and Jesse Ahern have been added to all of these dates) and released their album Turn Up That Dial in 2021. Check out the video below.

The Black Dahlia Murder has announced that they will continue as a band following the death of founding member and lead vocalist Trevor Strnad earlier this year. This was announced in an interview with Decibel Magazine earlier today. Brian Eschbach, founding member and guitarist, will be the lead vocalist and Ryan Knight, who played with the band from 2008 to 2016, will rejoin the band as their guitarist. They will be playing a show on October 28 at Saint Andrew's Hall in Detroit, Michigan with Darkest Hour and Plague Years The show is billed as "a celebration of the life and legacy of Trevor Scott Strnad". Tickets go on sale Friday, September 16.

New Jersey based melodic hardcore band Gatherers have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called ( mutilator. ) and will be out November 18 via No Sleep Records. The band have also released a video for their new single "gift horse" that features vocals from Geoff Rickly of Thursday. Gatherers released their album We Are Alive Beyond Repair in 2018. Check out the video below.

<p>Following the release of his first photobook chronicling the quiet times and loud moments of Weird Al Yankovic’s career, Black & White & Weird All Over, Jon Bermuda Schwartz is bringing more of the behind the scenes magic to us in a new book that’s even colorful (and color-filled) than the parody king’s already vivid personality. As the color-photo companion to its black-and white predecessor, Lights, Camera, Accordion! delivers an all-new slate of photos spanning Yankovic’s entire career from the […]</p>
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