Podcast: Listen to Punknews Podcast #674 – Jarrett of 34 Trolley and Screaming Females!

Episode #674 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode Jarrett Dougherty of Screaming Females swings by to talk about his new project 34 Trolley, the project’s debut EP Relaxation, starting the Feel The Four Records label, and so much more with John and Em. Jarrett sticks around to talk about the news including The Cure’s new album, Amyl and the Sniffer’s video for “Big Dreams”, Gwen Stefani going country, and Laura Jane Grace and Catbite’s Operation Ivy cover set at Riot Fest. Listen to the episode below!

Videos: Fucked Up x Julianna Riolino: "In The Company of Sisters"

Julianna Riolino has released an acoustic version of “In The Company of Sisters” by Fucked Up. Julianna Riolino provided guest vocals on the original version of the song which is off Fucked Up’s recently released album Someday. The video’s description has a link to needabortion.org which provides information about reproductive health resources. Watch the video below.

Soji and Winter Wolf announce split EP, Soji share "Fuck SCOTUS"

Philly-based hardcore punks Soji and New York-based punk band Winter Wolf have announced that they will be releasing a split EP. It is called Soji Vs Winter Wolf and will be out everywhere on December 6. Soji has released one of their new songs called “Fuck SCOTUS” and Winter Wolf will be releasing their first single from the split, “Take it to Your Grave”, tomorrow. The bands will be playing a handful of shows together in December to celebrate the release. Check out Soji’s song and the dates below.

Whispers release "Close Your Eyes" video

Thailand-based hardcore band Whispers have released a video for their new song “Close Your Eyes”. The video was directed by Jediiano. The song is off their upcoming EP Yom-Ma-Lok which will be out on December 13 via Flatspot Records. Whispers released their split with Gates of Hopeless, A Split Document, in 2023 and released their EP Narok Bon Din in 2021. Check out the video below.

Videos: Split Dogs: "Precious Stones”

Bristol-based punk rock band Split Dogs have released a video for their new song “Precious Stones”. The video was directed by Chris Hugall. The song is off their album Here To Destroy which will be out on February 28 via Venn Records. Split Dogs released their self-titled album in 2023. Check out the video below.

Festivals & Events: Dirty Nil, Minuscule, Sun Junkies, more to play Vertigo Music Festival 2025

St. Catharines, Ontario-based Vertigo Music Festival has announced its lineup for this year. The Dirty Nil, Minuscule, Cam Kahin, Lauren Dillen, Dear-God, Sophi, Sunshine Express, Velvet Beach, Sun Junkies, Soft Animals, Jules Is Dead, Lydia Stephen, and Maggot Pizza will be playing. Vertigo Music Festival will take place on March 15, 2025 at Isaac’s Bar and Grill at Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario.

Spy sign to Closed Casket Activities, release "On The Brink"

Spy have announced that they have signed to Closed Casket Activities and will be releasing a new EP in early 2025. The band has also released their first song on the label, “On The Brink”. Spy are currently touring North America with Better Lovers and released their album Satisfaction in 2023. Check out the song below.

FACS to release new album, share "Wish Defense" video

Chicago-based post-punk band FACS have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Wish Defense and was the final album that the late Steve Albini engineered. It will be out on February 7 via Trouble In Mind Records. The band has also released a video for the title track which was directed by Joshua Ford. FACS released their live album Maggot Brain 020324 earlier this year and released Still Life In Decay in 2023. Check out the video below,

Live Review: Comics Come Home 28 adds to its legacy with big laughs

<p>In just the last few weeks, the number 28 has brought an abundant amount of joy to the city of Boston. But even something as joyous as the Yankees melting down in search of their 28th World Series win couldn’t be trumped by titanic comedy talents that ascended on the city to participate in the 28th edition of Comics Come Home. Descending upon the TD Garden on Saturday night (November 2), Denis Leary — along with his trusty gang of […]</p>
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