Dead Cross, which features guitarist Michael Crain (Retox), bassist Justin Pearson (The Locust, Head Wound City and Retox), drummer Dave Lombardo (Slayer, Mr. Bungle and Fantômas) and vocalist Mike Patton (Faith No More, Mr Bungle and Fantômas) have announced a new album, their second, titled II. It's out October 28th, 2022. The first single, "Reign of Error," is on all major streaming services (Bandcamp, Apple Music, Spotify). You can also check out the video below.
Gibby Haynes of Butthole Surfers will be touring with the Paul Green Rock Academy this summer. The show finds Haynes fronting a band composed of high school students, running through Butthole Surfer and Haynes solo tracks. You can see the dates below.
Riot Fest has announced the lineup for the 2022 edition of the festival in Chicago. Headliners include My Chemical Romance, The (Original) Misfits, Nine Inch NailsTaking Back Sunday, Coolio, Marky Ramone’s Blitzkrieg, Poliça, Zola Jesus, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Sunny Day Real Estate, Yellowcard, Rocket From The Crypt and more.
Philly punks Timeshares have announced their third full-length record, Limb. The record will be out on September 9th through Wiretap Records and Bearded Punk Records and is available now for pre-order. You can click here to listen to their first single off the album or see below to view the full track listing.
Fat Wreck Chords has announced plans to released No Use For A Name's Black Box. The vinyl-only set includes their entire career in one colored vinyl box set. Fourteen records in all, including previously unreleased Hardcore '88 LP and Gangway / What 7". The set will be rounded out with an eight page oral history booklet. After 25 years, No Use For A Name disbanded in 2012 when frontman Tony unexpectedly passed away. The whole set costs $275 and is available to order here. You can check out the box contents and a short trailer below.
Municipal Waste will be touring the US and Europe starting next month. They will be touring to support the release of Electrified Brain. See below to check out the dates.
Last week, The Spits announced, in a now deleted post, that their drummer is not playing with the band. This week, the band announced that they are reverting back to their original 1995 lineup. On July 21, thye play Kalamazoo. July 22 is Wicker Park, and July 23 is Milwaukee. The band last released The Spits VI in 2020.
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A Vulture Wake have released a video for their new song "Lost Cause of The Year". The band includes Chad Price (ALL/Drag the River), Joe Raposo (RKL/Lagwagon), Sean Sellers (Good Riddance/The Real McKenzies) and Brandon D. Landelius (The Mag Seven.) The song is off their upcoming EP Animal out September 9 via Thousand Island Records. A Vulture Wake released their EP Kingdom earlier this year and their album The Appropriate Level of Outrage in 2018. Check out the video below.
84 Tigers, a new band from members of Small Brown Bike and The Swellers have released a new track called "Atlas Fractured." The new song is the latest single from the band's upcoming Spartan Records release, Time In The Lighthouse, out October 21. Check it out below.