mclusky to release new album, share “way of the exploding dickhead” video

mclusky have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called the world is still here and so are we and will be out on May 9 via Ipecac Recordings. In 2023 mclusky released a four-song EP (their first new songs in 19 years at the time) and two songs from that EP – “unpopular parts of a pig” and “the digger you deep” will be on this album. The band has also released a video for their new song “way of the exploding dickhead” which was directed by Remi Lamont. The band's most recent album was 2004's The Difference Between Me And You Is That I’m Not On Fire. They released a remastered version of that album in 2024. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Exclusive Videos: Watch the new video by Tea Eater!

Today we are extremely excited to bring you the premiere of the new video by Brooklyn-based garage rockers Tea Eater! The video is for their new song “Little White Dog (in a Gated Community)” and was shot and edited by Emily Hughston Hoffman. Speaking to Punknews about the song and video, vocalist and guitarist Tarra Thiessen (who also plays in Gustaf and Sharkmuffin), said, "Little White Dog (in a Gated Community)" is a song about being reincarnated as a little white dog in a gated community.  The verses describe the void between lives when you have to “push your face up,” or release your old identity, empty your “spiritual batter,” or the memory of your previous life, and pick a new “soul container,” in this case the container of a little white dog in a gated community. The moral is to not be ashamed of whatever life phase you’re in right now, regardless of how silly or serious it might feel.  The song was inspired by the 100 little white dogs that live in the New Jersey gated community where my mom and grandma live. My friend Emily Hughston Hoffman filmed the music video in this gated community on a sunny 25-degree day in January with the idea that the little white dog is on a psychedelic trip and is reminding themselves that they are a little white dog in a gated community so they don't completely lose grip on reality.”“Little White Dog (in a Gated Community)” will be out everywhere on February 14 and is Tea Eater’s second single from their upcoming album I Don’t Believe in Bad Luck. The album will be out on March 28 and you can pre-order it right here. Watch the video below!

Arm's Length detail new album, share "Funny Face" video

Arms Length have announced details for their upcoming album. It is called There’s A Whole World Out There and will be out on May 16 via Pure Noise Records. This will be their first release with the label. The band has also released a video for their new song “Funny Face” which was directed and edited by Alex Scalzo-Brown. Arm’s Length released their album Never Before Seen, Never Again Found in 2022. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Festivals & Events: Vandals, Direct Hit!, MakeWar, Single Mothers, more added to Camp Punksylvania 2025

Camp Punksylvania has added more bands to this year’s festival. The Vandals, Murphy’s Law, Channel 3, Direct Hit!, MakeWar, Pollyanna, JER, Rebelmatic, Cancer Bats, Single Mothers, Bat Sabbath, Hans Gruber and the Die Hards, Soji, Ship of Fools, The Chemical Imbalance, Restroyer, The Chugs, Seing Snakes, Cardboard Homestead, No Complyance, and Houston and the Dirty Rats will be playing the festival.These bands join the previously announced lineup of FEAR (who will be celebrating 40 years of More Beer), Bridge City Sinners, Against All Authority, Get Dead, War On Women, The OBGMs, Spaced, The Kilograms, Teenage Halloween, The Bad Ups, The Best of the Worst, Stuck Lucky, The Car Bomb Parade, Pucker Up!, Stoke Signals, Escape From the Zoo, The Abruptors, Sammy Kay, Black Guy Fawkes, Suburban Downgrade, On The Cinder, World of Chaos, Come Out Fighting, Career Mode, and Scarboro. Camp Punksylvania will take place on June 20-22 in Gilbert, Pennsylvania.

Call Your Dad: ‘The Accountant 2’ exists, and it has a trailer

<p>You’d be forgiven for thinking that Gavin O’Connor’s The Accountant already has, like, eight sequels — seriously, The Equalizer movies and four or five of the John Wick-likes just sort of blend together at some point — but you’d be wrong. Nine years after we were first introduced to Ben Affleck’s autistic, badass numbers-cruncher, we’re finally getting The Accountant 2 from Amazon/MGM, which is delightful and perhaps ill-advised (between this and The Predator, the late ’10s were a golden age […]</p>
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‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Review: A ‘Winter Soldier’ re-run

<p>Kevin Feige’s spent the last few years immersed in nostalgia — that’s what lies at the heart of the MCU’s “Multiverse Saga,” but starting off the post-Endgame phase with Black Widow should have signaled which way the winds were blowing even before Kang the Conquerer came and went — and it’s understandable why. Most of his attempts to move the cinematic universe into a new era haven’t been particularly good or well-received (Eternals), and the ones that have proven to […]</p>
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Listen to the new song by ChumHuffer!

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new song by New York-based hardcore punks ChumHuffer! The song is called “Slaughterhouse” and is off their upcoming Kurt Vonnegut-inspired EP Slaughterhouse Five. Vocalist and guitarist Joe Dorane had this to say about the EP, ”When you zoom out on planet Earth and see the endless, everyday conflicts, it’s hard not to feel completely overwhelmed—which makes you zoom back into your own brain, only to find it’s just as much of a mess. This record is an attempt to deal with those feelings. It’s both a reflection on and a protest against the relentless cycle of violence. ‘So it goes’.”Shawn Refuse added, “With the weirdness and confusion that is today, Slaughterhouse Five represents the feeling of not knowing what is real and what is made up. All while trying to navigate through our lives and keep moving forward. Do we listen to the voices in our heads or believe what we see? Or is it all just PTSD.””Slaughterhouse” will hit streaming on February 13. Slaughterhouse Five will be out everywhere in May. Listen to the song below!

Videos: Bonnie Trash: “Haunt Me (What Have You Become)”

Bonnie Trash have released a lyric video for their new song “Haunt Me (What Have You Become)”. The video was directed, shot, and edited by lead vocalist Sarafina Bortolon-Vettor and features lighting design and visual effects by Evan Gordon. The song is the band’s final single from their upcoming second album Mourning You which will be out on February 28 via Hand Drawn Dracula. Bonnie Trash released their EP My Love Remains The Same in 2024 and released their first album Malocchio in 2022. Check out the video below.

Festivals & Events: The Caution Children, Rosemary nods upon the grave, Emma Goldman, more added to ZBR Fest 2025

ZBR Fest has added more bands to this year’s festival. The Caution Children, The Names of Our Friends, Concealer, Apostles of Eris, Punxsutawney, Athousandangelsandseven, Shogani, Rosemary nods upon the grave, Fallingwithscissors, and Emma Goldman will be playing the festival. These bands join the previously announced lineup which includes Vs Self, State Faults, Respire, Votive, Eyelet, Massa Nera, and Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead. There will be a reshow on May 2 at Beat Kitchen in Chicago with Bloom Dream, Euclid C Finder!, Greed Worm, Latter, and Hauzu. ZBR Fest will take place on May 3-4 at Subterranean Upstairs in Chicago, IL.

Sundance 2025: Vanyaland’s complete coverage index

<p>From three-and-a-half-hour documentaries about Pee-Wee Herman to the funniest Drake-related piece of media to hit the scene since “Not Like Us,” there were some incredible movies to check out at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. Well, that is if you could stop staring at those gorgeous mountains in the distance. Over the five days that Vanyaland was on the ground in Park City and the following five that we watched their programming from their online portal, we got a chance […]</p>
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