<p>After assuming the satirical identity of Dr. Phil – and being damn good at it — Adam Ray is taking a step back into the stand-up spotlight to ask the big questions surrounding his own career. As announced earlier this week, Ray is making his way back to Boston in the early days of 2026, as his What Is Me? tour hits The Wilbur on January 16. The News of Ray’s debut at the legendary venue comes after years on […]</p>
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Chat Pile and Hayden Pedigo have released a video for their new song “Demon Time”. The song is off their upcoming collaborative album In The Earth Again which will be out on October 31 via Computer Students and The Flenser. Check out the video below.

Equipment have surprise-released a new EP. It is called First time using slang and features three new songs: “Gloves”, “Lab Coat”, and “Facial Protection”. The EP is available now via Brain Synthesizer and Klepto Phase. Check out the EP below.

Jayniac Jr. has released a video for “GirlFoe”. The cinematography for the video was done by Xavier Emile. The song features trumpet by Maul Doll and is off their recently released EP of the same name. Check out the video below.

Hellcat records has released its next single installment. The new one is by Crazy and the Brains and it is called "Disgusting." Tim Armstroing produced the track.You can check it out below.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new album by Pittsburgh-based punk band World's Scariest Police Chases! The album is called Tell My Mom and Dad I Love My Mom and features 11 tracks. Speaking about the album, the band said, ”This record was a true team effort from start to finish. Drums and bass were tracked by Nate Campisi at Mr. Smalls Studio, with guitars and overdubs recorded and edited by Rob Spagiare. Vocals came to life with the help of Jason Jouver at Plus Minus Recording. From there, Justin Francis took all of those sessions and shaped them into something bigger than the sum of its parts. His vision as a producer and mixer pulled together recordings from different places and put his own stamp on the songs, helping them reach the sound we had in our heads when we were writing.  The finishing touches came from David Klug, who mastered the record, making sure everything hit with clarity and power. The visuals were just as important as Levi DeMatteo’s illustration set the tone, and design by Rob Spagiare tied it all together.” We also caught up with guitarist and vocalist Dan Nelson and vocalist and guitarist Rob Spagiare to hear the stories behind each of the tracks. Tell My Mom and Dad I Love My Mom will be out on September 26 via Say-10 Records and you can pre-save it right here. Listen to the album and read a track by track breakdown below!

The Flatliners have announced details for their upcoming Holiday Melee show. The show will take place at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Ontario on December 12 and Fucked Up, Samiam, and Dead Broke will be joining them. Tickets go on sale on September 25. The Flatliners will be joining Lawrence Arms for their December 6 War On X-Mas show on December 6 and released their album New Ruin in 2022. Check out the flyer below.

<p>In the year of our lord 2025, Gabriel Iglesias is still larger – or rather, fluffier – than life. That doesn’t mean he can’t bring his latest show to arenas for a fond reflection on 1976, so that’s exactly what he’s doing. In the event that you were hoping to catch a living comedy legend in town this weekend, Iglesias is coming in hot to TD Garden on Saturday (September 27) as part of his celebratory stand-up tour simply dubbed […]</p>
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Des Moines-based garage punks Greg Wheeler and The Poly Mall Cops have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Slimephone Surveillance and will be out on October 24 via High Dive Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “Slimephone (You Can’t Hide)” which was shot by Anthony Scanga. Greg Wheeler and the Poly Mall Cops released their live album Live At The Lift in 2024 and released their debut album Manic Fever in 2023. Check out the video and tracklist below.