Frida Kill have released a new video for their new song “City Gurl”. The video was directed by the band and edited by Dan Stangl. It features additional videography by Tyler Bertram and Forrest Gamba. The song is off their upcoming album of the same name which will be out on November 7 via Get Better Records and Insecurity Hits. Frida Kill released their self-titled album in 2023. Check out the video below.
Through its in-house demos label, the Punk Museum is going to release Fat Mike of Nofx's demos for the Cokie the Clown EP. the demos have 6 tracks. You can see Mike's statement below. the release is out on Halloween.
Remember Sports have released a new song called “Across The Line”. The song is their first since signing with Get Better Records and is available digitally now. Remember Sports released their EP Leap Day in 2022 and released their album Like a Stone in 2021. Check out the song below.
Stiff Little Fingers will release a mega-deluxe edition of Inflammable Material. The new version is out via Rhino in November. The CD version is a 4xCD/1DVD whopper and the vinyl is a 2xLP. The release is approved by the band. The CD version includes the album, all associated singles, demos, peel sessions, and an unreleased live show. You can see the track list below.
Upchuck have released a video for their new song “New Case”. The video was directed and animated by Cissi Efraimsson. The song is off their upcoming album I’m Nice Now which will be out on October 3 via Domino. Upchuck are currently touring the US and will be touring touring the UK and Europe starting in November. The band released their album Bite The Hand That Feeds in 2023. Check out the video below.
Edmonton-based music, wrestling, comedy, and drag festival Winterruption has announced its first-wave lineup for 2026. FEAR, The OBGMs, PISS, Talib Kweli, Shad, Motherhoood, Miz Cracker, Chinese Medicine, The Shivas, and Vivek Shraya are among the performers on the bill. Winterruption will take place over several venues in downtown Edmonton on January 21-25. Check out the full poster below.
Gloin have released two covers of their song “Buckets of Blood”. One version was done by Sunglaciers and the other was done by We Owe. Both bands are Gloin's labelmates on Mothland. The original song appears on Gloin’s album All of your anger is actually shame (and I bet that makes you angry) which was released earlier this year via Mothland. A video for Sunglaciers’ cover has also been released, which was directed by Gloin. Gloin are currently touring Europe. Check out the video and song below.
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Pupil Slicer have released a video for their new song “Nomad”. The video was written, produced, and directed by David Gregory. The song is off their upcoming album Fleshwork which will be out on November 7 via Prosthetic Records. Pupil Slicer released their album Blossom in 2023. Check out the video below.