The Dickies have released a new song. It's called "Cherish" and right now it appears to be a stand alone digital track. You can check it out below.

<p>Who’s ready for a brand-spanking-new Paul Thomas Anderson movie in just over two months from now? We are, and if you’re not, well, go back and watch Boogie Nights or The Master again. Seriously though, One Battle After Another looks like a blast and a half — wacky-ass Sean Penn shenanigans, Leo DiCaprio with heavy weaponry, Beyonce on the soundtrack — what more can you really ask for? Aside from it being September, like, right now, we mean. Anyway, Warner […]</p>
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<p>You knew it was coming: Blumhouse and Universal made so much goddamned money off of Five Nights at Freddy’s that they were just gonna have to make a sequel. The only question is whether Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 will have the same skibidi rizz or whatever to hold the attention of Zoomer and Gen Alpha audiences. Oh, who are we kidding — of course it will. Someone is going to make a TikTok challenge about, like, messily eating crunchy […]</p>
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River rats have released a new video. It's for the song "Bob Dylan's Chair." That's off the band's new single, which is backed with "Living in the dark." You can check it out below.

Sprints have released videos for their two new songs, “Beg” and “Rage”. Both of the videos were directed and produced by David Willis and edited by Andrii Vasylennko. The songs are off their upcoming album All That Is Over which will be out on September 26 via City Slang and Sub Pop Records. Sprints will be touring Ireland and the UK in November and will be touring Europe in March 2026. They released their album Letter To Self in 2024. Check out the videos below.

Jawbreaker have announced fall tour dates for the US. The Get Up Kids (who will be playing Something to Write Home About), Bratmobile, Bully, and Texas is the Reason will be joining them on select dates. The trek begins on September 4 in Anaheim, California and wraps up on October 18 in Denver, Colorado. Check out the dates below.

Hunx and His Punx have released a new song called “Wild Boys.” The song is off their upcoming album Walk Out On This World which will be out on August 22 via Get Better Records. Hunx and His Punx will be touring the US and Ontario starting in late August. Their most recent album was 2013’s Street Punk. Check out the song below.

PUP have recorded a Tiny Desk Concert with NPR. The band played five songs: “Morbid Stuff” and “Kids” from their 2019 album Morbid Stuff, “Robot Writes a Love Song” from 2022’s THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND, and “Hallways” and “Hunger For Death” from their recently released album Who Will Look After The Dogs?. PUP will be touring Australia and New Zealand in August, touring the US with Jeff Rosenstock in September, and touring Canada with Snotty Nose Rez Kids starting in November. Check out the video below.

Moneen have announced a handful of Ontario tour dates for this fall. The trek will begin on October 23 in Hamilton and wrap up on October 29 in Toronto. Tickets go on sale July 24. Check out the dates below.

Not Dead Yet Toronto has announced details for their inaugural Town of Hardcore festival. Gorilla Biscuits, Cold World, SPEED, Buried Alive, Bad Beat, Spite House, Combust, Wild Side, Miil-Spec, Start Today, Fatal Realm, BFD, The Final Agony, Mile End, Terminator, Pluto’s Kiss, Wrought, 100% Pure, and Mace will be playing the festival. Town of Hardcore will take place on October 24-25 at Lithuanian House in Toronto, Ontario. Tickets go on sale on July 24 and $2 from each ticket will be donated to Toronto Indigenous Harm Reduction.