Homeless Bouncing Souls Fan Famous for Being in Same Spot on Google Maps for 20 years

Here's a little something different. Thanks to the California post, a former math teacher has become notable for being captured via Google map cameras in the same spot for nearly 20 years. Tim Roller, who seems to be a Bouncing Souls fan, lives near a cul-de-sac off the Hollywood Freeway. According to the report, Roller appears to enjoy his situation and has a code that he lives by, with regard to his housing situation. You can see the report below

Jack Grisham and the Life Undone release new single

Jack Grisham and the Life Undone (the new project by Jack of T.S.O.L., have released a new track. "Anthem" is off the band's self-titled album out via Coda music on September 22. You van hear the tune below.

This is Hardcore Fest announces 2026 installment

This is Hardcore Fest, the annual fest in the Philadelphia area that celebrates hardcore, has announced its initial 2026 details. The event runs December 19 and 20 in Reading, PA at the Reverb. No lineup has been announced, as of yet. You can see the post below.

DS Photo Gallery & Show Review: Mannequin Pussy and Lip Critic (@ Starland Ballroom Sayreville, NJ 8/1/2026)

Mannequin Pussy has been one of my go to comfort bands since around 2017, so it was honestly a very humble honor to just be in attendance. Their music has gotten me through breakups, moments of figuring myself out, getting through the current state of the world, and some of the harder chapters of my […]

Mannequin Pussy has been one of my go to comfort bands since around 2017, so it was honestly a very humble honor to just be in attendance. Their music has gotten me through breakups, moments of figuring myself out, getting through the current state of the world, and some of the harder chapters of my life. Having first seen them back around that time in smaller venues like Johnny Brenda’s and Boot & Saddle (RIP) in Philly, there’s something really special about watching that same feeling and energy carry over to a way larger space. While the scale of the venue has changed… their intimacy, honesty, and advocacy behind their words haven’t.

The Brooklyn based quartet Lip Critic opened the night with a setup that caught my attention off the bat; two drum kits, two samplers/vocals. There was no amp walls or elaborate stage production, just four people surrounded by their gear, ready to make as much noise as possible and I really dig that. I’ll be checking them out live again for sure.

Highly recommend if you’re into bands like: Kneecap, Show Me The Body, Viagra Boys, MSPAINT.

They’ll be touring with Show Me The Body this fall.

As far as MP’s setlist went, it was stacked start to finish. From opening with I Got Heaven and a lot of songs off of their most recent album I Got Heaven, to some classics mixed in like Everything from their second full length album Romantic bringing me back to the small-venue-Philly-days.

I was also really stoked to hear them play a new unreleased song I Stuttered, meaning that there will be an upcoming album release in the near future, woohoo!

As mentioned earlier, the jump in scale has not taken away a single thing from their performances. If anything, I’m genuinely proud to see how much recognition they’ve gained over the years. Watching a band that you’ve loved for 10+ years grow from playing smaller rooms in Philly, to selling out a venue like Starland Ballroom feels like a proud parent moment? They’ve earned every bit of that recognition. It was such a moment for me seeing so many people alike come together for this show.

They’ll be resuming their tour with The Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age (major!), following another tour with Amyl and the Sniffers, following another tour with Wednesday… all before the year ends!

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Backbite Records closes up shop

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