Three One G Records have announced that they will be reissuing The Peel Sessions by The Locust. The reissue was remastered by Nathan Joyner and will be out on January 24. The album was recorded by John Peel in 2001 and first pressed in 2010. Check out the announcement post below.
Chuck Ragan is touring the east coast in Spring 2025. The run kicks off in mid-March and runs through early April. Cory Branan and Nate Bergman open select dates. You can see the details below.
Private Function are working on a new album and are workshopping a title. the bands issued a somewhat vague statement saying they are working on titles now, implying the existence of a new LP. You can see the statement below.
Amyl and the Sniffers have released a pro-shot, full live set online. The video was shot in Belgium at Ancienne Belgique. The set is a fairly extended 90 minutes and finds the band playing songs from across their discography. You can see it below.
<p>GA-20 are certainly not “Cryin’ and Pleadin'” after their win at the Boston Music Awards last night, but they can still do a dang good rendition of that Billy Boy Arnold tune. The Boston blues stalwarts released their take on “Cryin’ & Pleadin'” earlier this week (December 10), continuing their love of Chicago blues with a hat tip to one of the genre’s finest figures. “Cryin’ & Pleadin'” kicks off the rollout of EP Volume 2, GA-20’s forthcoming project and […]</p>
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Philadelphia punkers The Brood, who have released a number of 7-inchers, have released their first LP. It's called For the Dark and it's now via Armageddon. You can hear the whole thing below.
Where We Belong Festival has announced its lineup for 2025. Frenzal Rhomb, Being Jane Lane, Something Something Explosion, No Quarter, Reckless Coast, Bridge 2 Nowhere, Danger Den, The Wolston Butchers, The Black Catapult, Aether, The Arturos, Beast Machine, Zigarats, and Caravan will be playing the festival. Where We Belong Festival will take place on June 28, 2025 at Redcliffe Area Youth Space in Redcliffe, Australia.
<p>Get ready for some Jack Quaid overload in 2025. This isn’t a bad thing — we’re big fans of Quaid’s work on The Boys and Star Trek: Lower Decks– but the guy will practically be the face of first-quarter cinema next year. He’s starring in Companion, the creepy lover-robot movie from the producers that brought you Barbarian, and now he’s also going to be in Novocaine, a beautifully simple high-concept thriller from directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen. How’s this […]</p>
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Reba Meyers of Code Orange has released her debut solo single. It's called "“Certain Uncertainty” and right now, it's a stand alone track. The accompanying video was directed by Greg Puciato. In a release, Meyers stated: "“I’m finding that I have the space only now in my life to have a bird’s eye view on my adolescence, and that perspective, and current time of growth made it the perfect moment to begin to release solo material. A moment I’ve been sure would eventually come, thought I never knew exactly how it would look,” says Meyers, reflecting on her decision to release music under her own name. “With that, I get to experience the rewarding and nerve-wracking process of allowing myself the platform to be a more vulnerable person, and to explore that natural foundation proudly outside of how I’ve maybe been portrayed.”"You can see the video below.
<p>It’s funny to think that, once upon a time, some particularly petulant horror fan might have considered F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu to be the Asylum version of Bram Stoker’s Dracula – it was an unauthorized adaptation, after all – but tell someone today that you’re planning on adapting Dracula and they’ll shrug their shoulders. Say you’re adapting Nosferatu, and people lose their minds. It’s held in high regard for a few valid reasons: That 1922 film has a frankly bizarre story […]</p>
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