The Bobby Lees announce new album, share "New Self" video

The Bobby Lees have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called New Self and will be out on June 12 via Epitaph Records. The album features eight tracks, including their previously released single “Napoleon”. The band has also released a video for the title track, which was directed by John Swab. The Bobby Lees released Bellevue in 2022. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Latter record Audiotree Live Session

Latter have recorded an Audiotree Live Session. The band played “Callous”, “Hole for a Home”, “I Don’t Owe You”, and “My Body Is My Sickness” from their 2024 debut album My Body Is My Sickness along with “Expiration Date”, “Hope You Love Her”, and “Bloodline” from their 2025 EP What Lives Inside of Me. Check out the session below.

Prince Daddy and the Hyena announce new album, share "Big-Box Store Heart" video

Prince Daddy and the Hyena have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Hotwire Trip Switch and will be out on April 17 via Counter Intuitive Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “Big-Box Store Heart” which was directed by Brian Terranova and Jake Sulzer. Prince Daddy and the Hyena will be touring North America starting in May and released their self-titled album in 2022. Check out the video, tracklist, and dates below.

Mic’d Up: Colin Quinn brings a new proclamation to Tuckerman Hall

<p>If ever there was a more perfect time for Colin Quinn to talk some poetically vulgar sense into the general makeup of society, we’d really like to know. As luck would have it, Worcester is about to get a good weekend dose of it. All fitting aesthetics aside, Quinn makes his way to Wormtown for a night at Tuckerman Hall on Saturday (March 7) with a new batch of jokes, musings, and the lighthearted-yet-miffed cultural critiques that we’ve all come […]</p>
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Asthma Kids: "Venezuela"

Asthma Kids have released a new song. It is called “Venezuela” and was released as part of Dammit Records’ March 2026 Dam-Nations comp album. Asthma Kids released their EP The Meek Are Getting Ready in 2025. Check out the song below.

Tours: Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter announce rescheduled North American tour dates

Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced rescheduled North American tour dates for this fall. The tour was originally set to take place last year but was cancelled after Steve Jones sustained a wrist injury. The tour begins on September 11 in Dallas, Texas and wraps up on October 18 in Los Angeles, California. Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter will be touring Ireland and the UK in December. Check out the rescheduled dates below.

‘The Bride!’ Review: Hard to hate this monster

<p>Try as I might, I can’t bring myself to really hate Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride!, which you probably wouldn’t have been able to guess should you have sat next to me during the screening. I was polite, of course, save for one audible “goddamn it” when, in a moment of passionate verve, Christian Bale’s Monster reveals that he’s gotten “Penelope,” the name he’s given to Jessie Buckley’s amnesiac bride, tattooed across his chest*. Yet The Bride! is a movie I […]</p>
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SPINA release EP

Bend, Oregon's SPINA have released their debut EP. It's called EP ONE and was Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Dayne Wood at the Firing Room in Bend, OR . You can hear it below. As per the band, the release "musically reflects the contrasting landscapes of Central Oregon. From the bleak high desert to the foreboding forests, and towering Cascade peaks, these songs range from nocturne ethereal grooves to stygian sludge explorations with uncompromisingly heavy guitar riffs, melodic bass lines, and smashing drums."