Videos: Flooding: "Depictions of the Female Body"

Flooding have released a video for their new song “Depictions of the Female Body”. The video features footage from their 2025 spring tour and was filmed and edited by Cole Billings. The song is off their upcoming EP Object 1 which will be out on July 11. Flooding released their album Silhouette Machine in 2023. Check out the video below.

Punctuate your day with ‘The Strangers – Chapter 2’ trailer

<p>You don’t need us to tell you what The Strangers – Chapter 2 is about — masked weirdos making mayhem for the middle class — as children born on the day the first one came out are now entering high school. The Renny Harlin-directed trilogy starring Madeline Petsch was shot simultaneously back in 2022, and has already turned a pretty decent profit — $50 mil last summer, at a moment when it seemed everything was flopping — but we’re mainly […]</p>
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Sprints to release new album, share "Descartes" video, announce tour (IE, UK, EU)

Sprints have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called All That Is Over and will be out on September 26 via City Slang and Sub Pop Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “Descartes” which was directed and produced by Niamh Bryson. 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 video, tracklist, and dates below.

Feura: "Smash"

Toronto-based punk artist Feura has released a new song. It is called “Smash” and is available digitally now. Feura will be releasing their debut album in 2026. Check out the song below.

Festivals & Events: Victime, Crisis Party, Ruby Doom, Slash Need, more to play Side by Side Weekend 2025

Ottawa-based music festival Side by Side Weekend has announced its lineup for this year. Victime, Slash Need, Crisis Party, Ruby Doom, Knitting, Roach, Ai Amor, Anni Elation, Bucko, Caligula, Cootie Catcher, Dark Room, Lady Grey and the Phantoms, Neurotypes, Geunf, Lilfridge, Sweet Morgane, Banggz, Big Sissy, Dannysukess, Dynesti, Hug Mosh, HRT, Mars Aspen, Mopar Stars, Ruby Doom, Backseat Dragon, Devoter, Emmersonhall, Fiamma, Goodwill Suck Machine, Los3r, Glowveins, Nothing Nobody, and Sam Aleums will be playing the festival. Side by Side Weekend will take place on July 25-27 at Club Saw in Ottawa, Ontario

Streetlight Manifesto release new song

Streetlight Manifesto have released a new song. It's called "Everything to everyone" and it is curiously labeled "20250624 mix". You can hear the track below. The band recently stated that their upcoming album will be delayed to at least the late part of the year.

Problem Patterns announce new EP, share "I'm Fine and I'm Doing Great" video

Problem Patterns have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called Boring Songs For Boring People and will be out on September 12 via Alcopop! Records. The EP will feature 6 songs including their single “Sad Old Woman” which features Matt Korvette of Pissed Jeans and was released earlier this year in April. The band has also released a video for new song called “I’m Fine and I’m Doing Great” which was directed by the band’s Alanah Smith. Problem Patterns released their album Blouse Club in 2023. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Tours: Hot Mulligan / Drug Church / Arm's Length / Anxious (US and Ontario)

Hot Mulligan have announced North American tour dates for this fall and winter. The tour will kick off on October 29 in Columbus, Ohio and will wrap up on December 6 in Detroit, Michigan. Drug Church, Arm's Length, and Anxious will be playing support. Hot Mulligan will be releasing their new album The Sound A Body Makes When It’s Still on August 22 via Wax Bodega. The band released their album Why Would I Watch in 2023. Check out the dates below.

DS Gallery: NOBRO, Bad Waitress and Carnivore Mommy rock Chicago’s Beat Kitchen (6/10/25)

Canadian badass and fierce punk rockers NOBRO and Bad Waitress teamed up for The Go For Broke Tour, kicking off at Punk Rock Bowling in May before traveling across the United States. Chicago’s own Carnivore Mommy started off the night with a performance nothing short of theatrical. We first featured the in-your-face band last fall […]

Canadian badass and fierce punk rockers NOBRO and Bad Waitress teamed up for The Go For Broke Tour, kicking off at Punk Rock Bowling in May before traveling across the United States.


Chicago’s own Carnivore Mommy started off the night with a performance nothing short of theatrical. We first featured the in-your-face band last fall for H.O.O.F. (Hands Off Our Fest), a Chicago music festival celebrating the women, femmes and thems in punk rock.

On May 25th they released their newest single “Dissonance”, check it out here! Carnivore Mommy is very quickly becoming one of my favorite local bands; see them live and they will be yours, too.




Next up is Canadian punk rock band Bad Waitress, whom I have been dying to see come through Chicago. Aggressive and lively, the band blasted through fan favorites, including “What Do I Want?”, “That Sedative” and “Manners”, plus their newest single “Plan B”. 


Guitarist Katelyn Molgard ricocheted through the crowd and on stage while Kali-Ann Butala sang with unique course-textured vocals, keeping the night of unapologetic rowdy energy alive and well.



Fellow Canadian punk band NOBRO closed the night with their own brand of ferocious femme force. They released their debut full-length album Set Your Pussy Free on October 27th, 2023 via Dine Alone Records to much appraise, winning the 2025 JUNO award for Rock Album of the Year. 



Check out the full galleries below!


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Interviews: Madison Turner talks her new album 'Curtsy When You Land'

Earlier this month, Richmond, Virginia-based musician Madison Turner released her excellent third album Curtsy When You Land. Madison explores and expands her sound as she mixes together elements of punk, alt-rock, ska, skacore, and folk to create eleven of her catchiest tracks to date. The album unfolds like a movie as we are welcomed into Madison Turner’s world with visual lyrics that are both heartfelt and sarcastic. Curtsy When You Land is available everywhere now via Say-10 Records. You can order a physical copy here or here. Punknews editor Em Moore caught up with Madison to talk about the album, the magic of movies, working in name drops, video games, and so much more. Read the interview below! This interview between Em Moore and Madison Turner took place over Zoom on June 13, 2025. What follows is a transcription of their conversation that has been lightly edited for length and clarity.