Common Sage have released a video for their new song “Until I’m Gone”. The video was edited by Jaakko Manninen. The song is off their upcoming album Closer To; which will be out on November 22 via Equal Vision Records. Common Sage released their EP Nostos | Algos earlier this year and released Might as Well Eat the Chicken, We Won’t Be Here in the Morning in 2020. Check out the video below.

<p>When encouraging children and teens to take charge of their future, few sentiments are more important than “you can be anything you want to be.” Say, for instance, a doctor — or Devo. This Saturday (October 26), Boston Raising Powerful Musicians turns a Halloween tradition into a day of whimsy and empowerment, stacking cover sets from area artists to benefit the nonprofit organization. The “BRPM Halloween Show” will take over Somerville’s Warehouse XI starting at 1 p.m., welcoming a festival-worthy […]</p>
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Prince Daddy and the Hyena have released two new songs. They are called “God Complex” and “La Da Da” and are available digitally. Prince Daddy and the Hyena are currently touring the US and released their self-titled album in 2022. Check out the songs below.

Joe Jack Talcum of Dead Milkmen is re-releasing his Word Salad [Cassette] EP on vinyl. the original version was a cassette only release and the new version is on 10-inch vinyl. That's out via Displaced Snail. there's also an accompanying 7-icnh that has two tracks: "The evolution of disease" and "Dean's dream (live)."

Sincere Engineer have released a new song called “Settle Up With Your Downfall”. It appears to be a standalone single and is available digitally via Hopeless Records. Sincere Engineer released their album Cheap Grills in 2023. Check out the song below.

Halifax punk band Like A Motorcycle have announced that they will be disbanding after 13 years together. The band announced this in a statement on Instagram which reads, ”Fans, Friends and Family, It is after much consideration and with heavy hearts that Like A Motorcycle has made the tough decision to disband. The last 13 years have been a beautiful roller coaster ride to say the least. We released three EP’s, three LP’s, played countless stages, and set foot in places we never dreamed we would. Most importantly we did our best to give you our all on and off stage. We feel so fortunate to have shared this experience with so many amazing bands, industry folk, friends, and the Halifax music scene we grew up in. To everyone who supported us, took a chance on us, bought a record, sang along, let us sleep on your floor, or generally had to put up with us: Thank you. It’s been the pleasure of a lifetime being a part of this band. Thank you to Jillian and Michelle for their years as founding members and to all our loved ones who supported us endlessly through this journey. We are proud of the work we’ve done and the legacy LAM is leaving behind. We hope our music and our time as a band will hold a special place in your heart. Thanks for the memories, without you we were nothing. Much Love Kim, KT, Dave & Clare" Like A Motorcycle released their final album Pretty Pleased earlier this year. Check out the statement in full below.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new remix EP by Massachusetts-based hardcore ska punk band PWRUP! The EP is called Unjust: The Devil’s Remix and features remixes of four tracks from their 2023 album Just Devils done by Eichlers, Circlebrooke, Juniper XR, and Common Sense Kid. Speaking about the EP, the band said, ”Happy October y’all! For the one-year anniversary of the release of our debut full length Just Devils, we’re celebrating by dropping a four-song remix EP in the vein of Linkin Park’s Reanimation. We chose four artists we love and respect and asked each one to pick a track from the album and gave them complete autonomy to make it their own. Each track is not only different from its original version, but all four remixes are quite different from each other. After about a year in the making, we are very excited to finally bring you Unjust: The Devil’s Remix. Hope you enjoy!” Unjust: The Devil’s Remix will be out everywhere digitally on October 29 and physically in early 2025 (which you can pre-order right here) via Ska Punk International with all proceeds going towards to NAACP. Speaking about their decision to donate to the NAACP, the band said, "For this release, the intention was always to donate any money we made, though we weren’t 100% about the recipient until we received the Circlebrooke remix of our song 'Futures'. The lyrical content of RJ’s verse and the inclusion of the samples of Malcolm X inspired us to direct the proceeds of this EP to the NAACP. Racism and police violence against people of color are and have always been an epidemic in this country. We know our contribution is not much in the grand scheme, but we are grateful for any opportunity to use whatever small platform we have to show solidarity in furthering social justice and to help in protecting civil rights for our marginalized communities." We also caught up with guitarist and vocalist Aaron to hear about each of the four tracks on the EP. Listen to the EP and read the track-by-track breakdown below right now!

Members of The Bombpops h- Neil Wayne and Josh Lewis – have a band called 3Chords along with Mike Garrett. The band's new LP, Do you wanna record a record is out Tuesday and is self-released. you can see the cover art and upcoming shows below.

<p>The commonwealth of Massachusetts really enjoys the opportunity to uphold tradition and celebrate local faces who put their stamp on culture, and Joe List is primed to be added to that list, albeit unofficially, as he upholds his own tradition in the spring. As announced earlier this week, the all-star comedian and Whitman native is set to make his now semi-annual Patriots Day weekend return to The Wilbur on April 19, signifying his second headlining set at the legendary venue […]</p>
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Today we are super stoked to bring you the premiere of the new album by St. Louis-based hardcore punk band Squint! The album is called Big Hand and features 10 ripping tracks that will have you moshing and contemplating the passage of time, the meaning of love, and the importance of community. We caught up with lead vocalist Brennen Wilkinson to hear about each of the tracks. Big Hand will be out everywhere on October 25 via Sunday Drive. Listen to the album and read the track-by-track breakdown below!