Listen, no one is getting any younger. To that end, Crass is launching the Gee Vaucher Foundation to protect Gee's massive body of work as well as Dial House (Crass' head quarters) itself. As per the Foundation, it has three main goals:The Gee Vaucher Foundation has three key strands to its mission:1. To ensure that Vaucher’s body of work remains whole, accessible and safeguarded for future generations and available for public engagement, education, and inspiration.2. To find a permanent home for the foundation in London to house and display Vaucher’s body of work.3. For these premises to continue the legacy of radical creativity encouraged at Dial House, the historic home of Crass and open-house founded by Vaucher and Penny Rimbaud in 1967. Further, as per Vaucher and Penny Rimbaud, "Meanwhile, Vaucher and Rimbaud will continue to run Dial House as they always have: welcoming visitors, hosting creative events, and offering residencies where artists and collaborators can experiment, share skills and develop independent projects rooted in progressive, radical values."You can read more about the foundation below.

Asthma Kids have released a new song. It is called “The Attention Economy” and is part of Dammit Records’ monthly Dam-Nations compilation for September. The song was engineered, recorded, and produced by guitarist, lyricist, and vocalist Trevor Hutchinson at Jack Cade Studios in the City of Kawartha Lakes. Asthma Kids released their EP The Meek Are Getting Ready in 2025. Check out the song below.

Yesterday, a Las Vegas jury found Duane "Keffe D" Davis guilty of first degree murder for the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur. Davis was found guilty of a single count of murder with a deadly weapon. He could be sentenced to life in prison. The jury deliberated for less than 3 hours after a weekslong trial in Las Vegas. Prosecutors allege that Davis deliberately went and got a gun after Shakur and Suge Knight beat up Davis' nephew. They allege that Davis was in the car from which the shots were fired that killed Tupac and also that Davis gave the shooter, whomever he was, the gun and told the shooter to fire. Under Nevada law, someone who helps another person commit murder can be convicted of the crime. Interestingly, the case remained unsolved for decades, but was reignited when Davis himself did interviews and stated that he was in the car when Tupac was killed. Davis' recount varied over the years, but as prosecutors stated, in every retelling of the story, Davis was in the car that had the person that fired shots at Tupac. Davis also released a 2019 book called Compton Street Legend where he talks about being int he car during the shooting and revealed details that confirmed he was in the location of the shooting during the shooting.

Montreal-based punk artist Roxanne Izzo has released a video for “Sludge Metal”. The video was directed by Vic Caputo. The song is off Roxanne Izzo’s upcoming album Made which will be out on September 25 via Hell For Breakfast. Roxanne Izzo released Misery’s New Postergirl in 2024. Check out the video below.

Fake Names is Brian Baker of Minor Threat and Bad Religion, Dennis Lyxzen of Refused, Michael Hampton of faith and S.O.A., Johnny Temple of Girls Against Boys, and Mario Rubalcaba of OFF! and earthless. The band will release their third album on October 23 via Epitaph. The first single off Punk Ruins is "Until it's normal". You can hear that below.