Year in ReView: Vanyaland’s 12 favorite homegrown songs of 2024

<p>Fun fact: The true Year in ReView for homegrown music is located at yonder “Boston news” tab, as we consider everything that we hype to be its own artistic success. But human minds jones for a library’s worth of numbered lists around this time of year, and who are we to deny a little extra love for the songs that filled our 2024 with pop sleaze, existentialism, and bad bitch link ups? Balancing an “even score” of R&B, pop and […]</p>
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Videos: Anxious: "Head and Spine"

Anxious have released a lyric video for their new song “Head and Spine”. The video features show footage which was shot by Kinkade Ruppert. The song is off their upcoming album Bambi which will be out on February 21 via Run For Cover Records. Anxious released their album Little Green House in 2022. Check out the video below.

Bootcamp sign to Convulse Records, to release new record in 2025

Iowa City-based hardcore punks Bootcamp have announced that they have signed with Convulse Records. The band will be releasing a new record with the label in 2024. Bootcamp released their EP Controlled Burn earlier this year. See the announcement post below.

Videos: Zeta: "Steps" (ft. Anthony Green)

Zeta have released a video for their new song “Steps” which features guest vocals from Anthony Green. The video was created by Gabriel Duque. The song is off their upcoming album Was It Medicine To You? which will be out on January 9 via Born Losers Records. Zeta will be touring the US starting in January and will be playing a handful of shows with RX Bandits in March. Check out the video and dates below.

Chase Petra release "Centrifugal Force" video, to tour US with Small Crush and Sorry Mom in spring

Chase Petra have released a video for their new song “Centrifugal Force”. The video was directed by Kyle Bower. The song is out now via Wax Bodega. The band has also announced US tour dates with Small Crush and Sorry Mom which will kick off in March. Chase Petra released their EP The Petrichor Series Vol. 1 earlier this year. Check out the video and dates below.

DS Photo Gallery: DC Punk Archive 10th Anniversary Fest featured Hammered Hulls, The Messthetics, and Flowers for the Dead at Lamont Park, Washington, DC.

DC Punk Archive celebrated the 10th Anniversary Fest with community events throughout October. Bands like Hammered Hulls, The Messthetics, and Flowers for the Dead took to the stage on a perfect day and spinning from DJ Crown Vic. Film screenings of Punk the Capital and Scream Meets the Hangmen, DIY craft nights creating zines, screen […]

DC Punk Archive celebrated the 10th Anniversary Fest with community events throughout October. Bands like Hammered Hulls, The Messthetics, and Flowers for the Dead took to the stage on a perfect day and spinning from DJ Crown Vic. Film screenings of Punk the Capital and Scream Meets the Hangmen, DIY craft nights creating zines, screen printing, record booths, and Q&A with DC illustrator, Evan Keeling at Lost Origins Gallery. All of the events were free and open to everyone; spectators of all ages came out and supported the DC Punk scene. The DC Public Library, DC Punk Archive, Lost Origins, bands, volunteers, and vendors all outdid themselves. See you next year.

DC’s own punk quartet, Hammered Hulls put on a killer headlining show. The band formed in 2019 with Alec MacKaye (vocals), Mark Cisneros (guitar), Chris Wilson (drums), and Brendan Canty assisting the band (bass). Find them here next.

The Messthetics came out in full force with their jazz-punk instrumental set. Band members Joe Lally (bass), Brendan Canty (bass) and Anthony Pirog (guitar). Find them here next.

Flowers for the Dead started the day with an impressive set. This fun indie rock trio is comprised of Jessie Szegö (guitar/vox), Ella Buskirk (bass), and Ricky Martinez (drums). Find them here.

Check out the gallery on Fleurette‘s page.

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This Show Is Tonight: The Blood Brothers return to ‘Crimes’

<p>At this point in the game, we’ve heard and seen it all, so rarely does any tour announcement make us jump up and yell “OH SHIT!” But that’s exactly what happened back in May when The Blood Brothers unveiled a 20th anniversary reissue of 2004 time capsule album Crimes, as well as the Seattle post-hardcore band’s first tour in a decade.  The rebooted Crimes hit on vinyl in October via Epitaph, and the tour delivers the boys to Boston tonight (December 9) for a sweaty lil’ get-together […]</p>
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Podcast: Listen to Punknews Podcast #678.5 – Em Tells You What To Listen To November 2024!

Episode #678.5 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode, Em plays some great tracks that were released in November 2024 for you including tracks by Fishbone, Soji, Taxi Girls, Skunk Motel, Matty Grace, Counterparts, Splitjaw, Casper Skulls, Sugar Bomb, 1876, and The Abruptors. Listen to the episode and see the tracklist below!