The estate of Peter tosh has re-released the Bush Doctor album to celebrate Tosh's 80th birthday. . The new version is remastered for vinyl and is on red vinyl. That's out now via Tosh's family and parlophone. The orignal release as out via the Rolling Stones own label and the album features contributions from Mick and Keith.

It's been a rocky few weeks for Dead Boys. They just released a really good archive live album recorded in 1977… then, current singer Jake Hout quit the band saying that Cleopatra records wanted to use him as an A.I. model for new recordings featuring "Stiv Bators." Then, Cheetah Chrome of Dead Boys responded stating that no, they were not making a fake A.I. stiv album. But, Dead boys are releasing a collaborative album with Clem Burke, Glen Matlock, James Williamson. So, everything is in a state of chaos and everyone is arguing and no one seems to be explaining what exactly is going on. To that end, Punknews' John Gentile spoke with Cheetah about the whole thing… about one hour ago. You can read that interview below.

Bob Bryar, who played in My Chemical Romance from 2004 – 2010 has passed away. He was 44. Bryar drummed on the band's iconic the Black Parade album and, after departing the band, became a real estate agent. His cause of death has not been made public.

Punk Rock Holiday 2025 has announced its initial lineup. Refused, Millencolin and Turbonegro headline. Agnostic Front, RKL, Madball, Zeke, Clowns and many more play as well. More bands will also be announced later. That's in Slovenia August 4-8, 2025.

<p>If there was any month on the calendar just piss-soaked in procrastination, it would be December. Tasks are put off, obligations are ignored, and any responsibilities we normally have throughout the year are casually discarded solely in the name of distractive holiday cheer. A reflective look into this practice is what makes CIAO MALZ’s effervescent new indie-pop single “Two Feet Tall” all the more relatable, as songwriter Malia DelaCruz takes us through an introspective assessment where all the small things […]</p>
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Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere by Austin-based Gus Baldwin and The Sketch! The song is called “Slacker’s Prom” and is off their upcoming debut album The Sketch which was recorded in one day at Studio 22 in Los Angeles by Joey Oaxaca. Speaking about the track Gus Baldwin said, “‘Slacker’s Prom’ is about how attractive the cycle of procrastination into mania can be. It’s easy to put off so much until it’s too late and then spiral into a sense of fake productivity after being inactive for so long. I guess that’s how I felt when I started performing under my own name. It was never something I ever had the intention of doing, but after waiting around for so long in my old group trying to get my songs played, it felt good to try to get out as much as I could as quickly as possible. A bit of a cleansing for the soul." The Sketch will be available everywhere on January 31 and you can pre-order it right here. Gus Baldwin and the Sketch will be touring the US in December. Listen to “Slacker’s Prom” below!

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new split EP by Mega Infinity and Bad Mary! It is called The Mega Bad Disaster Party and features two tracks by each band. Bad Mary contributed “Disaster(er) Party” (a reworked version of “Disaster Party” from their The Return of Space Girl album) and “What I Want”. Mega Infinity contributed “Eyelids 2024” which features Joystick! and “Let Me Drive My Van Into Your Heart” (a Stephen Universe cover). Cam Lopez created the cover art for the record. We caught up with bassist Mike and guitarist David of Bad Mary and lead vocalist Michi of Mega Infinity to hear about each track. The Mega Bad Disaster Party will be out everywhere on December 3 via Ska Punk International. Listen to the split and read the track-by-track breakdown below!

<p>With December’s awkward arrival over the just-concluded Thanksgiving holiday weekend here in the states (seriously, how rude is the calendar this year?), the annual Whamageddon festivities have begun in earnest. But if we’re going to take a George Michael-shaped bullet this year, we might as well catch it in a blissful wall of fuzzed-out melodic noise as Nova Scotia trio Kestrels apply some shoegaze sweetness to the both celebrated and maligned holiday classic. The warm embrace of a cover landed […]</p>
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<p>Editor’s Note: Anyone who says there isn’t good music coming out these days — and quite literally, every day — simply isn’t paying attention. Vanyaland’s new compilation feature The V List highlights the best in new music over the past month, pulling together the sounds that have soundtracked the website in recent weeks from our wide-ranging series of features. It’s all the stuff we’re bumping here at Vanyaland HQ, one new bop at a time. Adore, ‘Can We Talk’ Adore would like a word. It’s best we just listen. The […]</p>
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