The Raging Nathans and The Slow Death have announced US shows together for next month. Check out the dates below.

NOFX has re-released their Longest Line EP. The new version comes in two variants: one with the original artwork and one with with new art by Dan Sites. You can see the new cover below. The tracklist is the same as the original. The release is out now.

Hamilton based rockers The Ruddy Ruckus have released a new song. It is called "Bloodbath" and was produced by The Dirty Nil's Luke Bentham. The song is off the band's upcoming EP Hell On Earth. The Ruddy Ruckus released their album Wentworth and Main in 2021. Check out the song below.

Fugitive, the new band made up of Blake Ibanez of Power Trip, Seth Gilmore of Skourge, Victor Gutierrez of Impalers, Andy Messer of Stymie, and Lincoln Mullins of Creeping Death, have released their debut EP. The EP is called Maniac and features five new songs. Check it out below.

Bloodclot, the band that features John Joseph, will release their new album this December on Upstate Records. The debut single will be released September 9. The band (in an earlier lineup) released Up In Arms in 2017.

Sheer Terror are going on an EU Fall. It kicks off in October and runs through early November. You can see the dates below.

Chuck Ragan of Hot Water Music has remastered 2007's The Blueprint Sessions. The remaster was done by Jonathan Nunez of Torche at Sound Artillery studio in June 2022. the recordings are available digitally now after being originally released as a series of limited 7-inchers. You can listen below.

UK's Rebellion Festival started last week. Cro-Mags played over the weekend. Before their set, the band was walking around checking out vendors. One of the bandmembers stumbled on a vendor that was selling bootleg Cro-Mags merchandise. Right there and then, the band confiscated the unauthorized items. Said bootlegger did not put up much resistance. You can see the band's post below. Bootlegging has been on the rise over the past years, due in part to technology that makes it easy for anyone to print merchandise. With bands making a fraction of money from physical music that they used to make, touring income and merch income has become increasingly important. Perhaps due to the decline in physical music sales (including bootleg records/CDs), bootlegged shirts and other merchandise has rapidly risen. It is difficult to gauge what percentage of band items sold worldwide are unauthorized, though some sources estimate that as much as 50 % of merch sales is of bootleg items. Cro-Mags released 2020 in 2020.

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