<p>Back in the fall of 2019, when Big Thief released their fourth album Two Hands, it seemed like a lot of folx brought the generation-defining “Not” with them back home for Thanksgiving, using the song to soundtrack whatever it was we were all facing with our families as our former lives crossed with the current. New single “Incomprehensible,” released earlier this month and the first offering from Double Infinity, out in September via 4AD, emerges with a similar feeling of […]</p>
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On June 15 HORSE The Band played at Lee’s Palace in Toronto, Ontario. Melted Bodies, Palefade, and Phantom Lung opened the show. HORSE The Band are currently touring North America released their EP Your Fault in 2020. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to capture all the action. Check out his photos below! 

Tess and The Details have released a video for their new song “Take Me Alive”. The video was shot by Devin Zamora and edited by Tess Stevens. The song is available digitally now. Tess and The Details released their album Runaway in 2023. Check out the video below.

Ribbon Skirt have released a lyric video for their song “Look What You Did”. The video was created by Rory Stobart. The song is off their album Bite Down which was released earlier this year via Mint Records. Ribbon Skirt will be touring Alberta and BC starting later this month. Check out the video below.

Loud Women Fest has announced the first wave lineup for this year’s London, England festival. Bad Static, Be N!ce, Burry, Death Pill, Grace Savage, Hot Wife, I, Doris, Lesley Woods of Au Pairs, Liberty’s Mother, Loose Articles, Luxury Nan Smell, Piney Gir, Playing Alice, Sorry Darling, T@b Grrrl, The Menstrual Cramps, and Twat Union will be playing the festival. The poster was created by Emily Doyle. This year marks the 10th anniversary of Loud Women Fest. The festival will take place on September 6 at Rich Mix in London, England.

Back in April, Streetlight Manifesto announced that they would be releasing their first new album in 12 years, called The Place Behind The Stars, on June 24. The band has now announced that the release date will be pushed back until the fall but they will be releasing three new tunes on June 24. The band announced this in an Instagram statement which reads in part, ”As you surely know by now, few things in life are less certain than a Streetlight record release date, and the date for our new record is no exception. Hi there, Tomas here, singer man for Streetlight, coming in hot and embarrassed, tail tucked humbly between my legs, with the maybe ridiculously predictable bad news that our new record is being delayed by a few months until September or October. When we have a more concrete date, one that we’re sure of, one that will NOT be shifted again, you’ll be the first to know. Ok, second to know, after the rest of the guys in the band find out. Speaking of which, I alone am the reason the record is being delayed; it’s solely my fault. Without going into unnecessary and private details, and thereby opening the door to more speculation and more questions: The record is not where I want it to be yet, and when I realized it couldn’t be finished in time and finished at a level of quality meeting or exceeding the quality of our previous efforts, I shifted work to focus on getting three songs release ready by the release date. The full record simply needs more time in the oven, time I haven’t been able to give it in the last half year or so due to personal reasons. The three songs coming out next week make up about 20 minutes of music, so there’s plenty of meat to chomp into, both on your end when you listen to our squeaks and squawks and on our end when we play these tunes in front of you every night, on our various squeak and squawk devices. There’s not much else I can say besides I wholeheartedly and honestly apologize to those of you that had been excited to hear the full record next week; I’m sorry the wait for the remainder of the songs will be a bit longer and I hope that what you hear next week will convince you that the full album will have been worth the wait. Hugs and kisses, to all of you, but especially to those of you carving small wooden effigies of me to burn and poke with objects, both blunt and pointed.”Streetlight Manifesto will be touring the US this summer and will be touring North America in the fall. You can see the post in full below.

Montreal-based punk band Spite House have signed with Pure Noise Records and announced that they will be releasing a new album with the label. The album is called Desertion and will be out on September 12. The band has also released a video for their new song “Desert” which was directed, shot, and edited by Jordano Aguzzi. Spite House released their self-titled album in 2022. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Devo and The B-52s have announced that they will be touring North America together. The tour kicks off on September 24 in Toronto, Ontario and wraps up on November 2 in Houston, Texas. Tickets go on sale on June 20. Check out the dates below. Photo credit: Mary Ellen Matthews

Guilhem has released a video for his new song “Don’t Surrender”. The video was shot during April 11-12, 2025 and features tour footage of Guilhem and his band the Bamboo Bones. The song is off his upcoming album A Good One which will be out on September 5. Guilhem released his EP Amateursciutto in 2024. Check out the video below.

Mad Vlad of Toronto melodic punks Wasting Time and Michael Scott of Mikey Scott Studios have released a new song together. It is called “Walk Away from Me” and is available digitally now. Check out the song below.