COUNTERPARTS DROP HEAVEN LET THEM DIE SURPRISE EP

<p>Today, Canadian quartet COUNTERPARTS — Brendan Murphy, vocals; Kyle Brownlee, drums; Tyler Williams; guitars, and Jesse Doreen, guitars — dropped Heaven Let Them Die, a surprise EP. Listen here. Fans can purchase the release, along with a full merch line, here. The EP finds the…</p>
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Exclusive Videos: Crossed Keys: "Notebooks (Hope for the Hopeless)"

We are thrilled to bring to you a Punknews Premiere exclusive first for the latest music video for Philly punks Crossed Keys. The video is for their track titled "Notebooks (Hope for the Hopeless)" which is out through the Sell The Heart/Iodine Records Fest 22 Compilation. The comp features 15 tracks from bands like The Dopamines, Teens In Trouble, Candy Hearts, Omnigone and much more. You can click here here for more information on the release or to grab a copy.

Comeback Kid announce 'Wake The Dead' 20th anniversary show

Comeback Kid have announced a show in Winnipeg celebrating the 20th anniversary of their 2005 album Wake The Dead and the 25th anniversary of the band. The show will take place on February 22, 2025 at the Burton Cummings Theatre in Winnipeg, Manitoba and the band will be playing the album in full. Comeback Kid released their EP Trouble earlier this year and released their album Heavy Steps in 2022.

DS Gallery: Genre-defying Knocked Loose perform epic show in Chicago with DRAIN, Militarie Gun and Danny Brown (Aragon Ballroom, 11/1/24)

Kentucky-based hardcore band Knocked Loose has made quite the name for themselves this past year. On May 10th they released their critically acclaimed album You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To, earning praises from several top music outlets and critics. As part of their 18-date Fall North America tour, Knocked Loose stopped at Chicago’s Aragon […]

Kentucky-based hardcore band Knocked Loose has made quite the name for themselves this past year. On May 10th they released their critically acclaimed album You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To, earning praises from several top music outlets and critics. As part of their 18-date Fall North America tour, Knocked Loose stopped at Chicago’s Aragon Ballroom on November 1st with support from DRAIN,  Militarie Gun and Danny Brown. With a stacked bill like this you know you are about to get a wild show!


First up we got Militarie Gun! Militarie Gun is based out of Los Angeles, California and released their debut album, Life Under the Gun, on June 23, 2023 through Loma Vista Recordings

Melodic, catchy and so much more, Militarie Gun rose to stardom soon after forming in 2020 through frontman Ian Shelton’s pure dedication and drive. 



The Santa Cruz, California crossover thrash band DRAIN has an impressively intense show, but this should not be new news for Chicago; the band played at Riot Fest in 2023 and stirred up a bit of chaos. During their final song, “California Cursed”, frontman Sammy Ciaramitaro encouraged fans to jump the barricade to join the band on stage. Security understandably had an oh shit moment but did a great job to keep everyone safe. (Ciaramitaro did later apologize for the antics and meant no harm).

Clearly, DRAIN is not afraid to have fun with their fans and deliver an enthusiastically exciting performance. 


This show was no different; DRAIN’s backdrop in huge letters stated, “DRAIN is not responsible for anything you do in the next 30 minutes.”

Ciaramitaro jumped into the crowd, engaging with fans and crowd surfing with them. DRAIN makes it impossible to NOT have a great time.

DRAIN released their second full-length album Living Proof on May 5th, 2023 through Epitaph Records



Next up was a unique addition to the line up- rapper Danny Brown performed for the hardcore fans, but for only five stops of the Knocked Loose tour.

The pairing worked fabulously, mixing genres at concerts definitely needs to be more of a thing!



To say I was blown away by Knocked Loose would be an understatement. They are certainly making the metalcore genre their own and becoming the best in the game. You would not expect the type of banshee-screaming vocals from frontman Bryan Garris when you see him, but he knocks it out of the park.

Much like DRAIN, Knocked Loose is also well known for their hectic and intense shows and Chicago was no different. Moshing, crowd-surfing, pure chaotic energy only begins to describe it. The Aragon Ballroom was packed front to back with eager fans for the show of the year. Knocked Loose is what hardcore is about. 


The visuals were top-notch, too. The iconic glowing cross towered over the stage, as seen on the cover of You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To.

Knocked Loose is far from done as they have announced an EU/UK spring tour in 2025 with support from Basement, Harms Way, and Pest Control. You can also catch them at the When We Were Young festival on October 18th, 2025 in Las Vegas. Here’s a list of the current remaining tour dates!


November 7 – Grand Rapids, MI: GLC Live at 20 Monroe+# 
November 9 – Wallingford, CT: The Dome at Oakdale+ 
November 10 – Washington, DC: The Anthem^+ 

^: with The Garden 
+: with DRAIN 
#: with Militarie Gun 

2025

March 17 – London, UK: O2 Academy Brixton 
March 18 – Manchester, UK: O2 Vi
March 20 – Tilburg, NL: 013 Poppodium 
March 21 – Paris, FR: Le Bataclan 
March 22 – Lille, FR: L’Aéronef 
March 25 – Cologne, DE: Palladium 
March 27 – Berlin, DE: Columbiahalle 
March 28 – Leipzig, DE: Haus Auensee 
March 29 – Munich, DE: Tonhalle 
October 18 – Las Vegas, NV: When We Were Young music festival 



Check out all the photos from the show below!


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‘Heretic’ 2024: Even Hugh Grant can’t save this one

<p>Editor’s Note: This review originally ran as part of our coverage of the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, and today we’re re-publishing it with the film’s wider release. Check out our extensive review slate of TIFF 2024, and revisit our official preview and complete archives of prior editions.  Blasphemy just ain’t what it used to be, at least in the West. If you’re a horror filmmaker pitching your latest take on religious debate, it’s probably for the best if you make movies about lapsed believers coming […]</p>
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This Show Is Tonight: Tinashe invites Boston to match her freak

<p>Are you gonna match her freak? Well…? That’s what Tinashe wants to know, as the viral R&B star delivers her Match My Freak World Tour to Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway this evening (November 6). It’s been a whirlwind for the Kentucky-born, California-raised singer, writer, and dancer, as chart-topping summer single “Nasty” — hitting Number 1 on Spotify’s Global Viral 50 and U.S. Viral 50 charts, and Apple iTunes R&B and Soul Songs chart — delivered her biggest track in a decade, with […]</p>
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Podcast: Listen to Punknews Podcast #674 – Jarrett of 34 Trolley and Screaming Females!

Episode #674 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode Jarrett Dougherty of Screaming Females swings by to talk about his new project 34 Trolley, the project’s debut EP Relaxation, starting the Feel The Four Records label, and so much more with John and Em. Jarrett sticks around to talk about the news including The Cure’s new album, Amyl and the Sniffer’s video for “Big Dreams”, Gwen Stefani going country, and Laura Jane Grace and Catbite’s Operation Ivy cover set at Riot Fest. Listen to the episode below!

Videos: Fucked Up x Julianna Riolino: "In The Company of Sisters"

Julianna Riolino has released an acoustic version of “In The Company of Sisters” by Fucked Up. Julianna Riolino provided guest vocals on the original version of the song which is off Fucked Up’s recently released album Someday. The video’s description has a link to needabortion.org which provides information about reproductive health resources. Watch the video below.

Soji and Winter Wolf announce split EP, Soji share "Fuck SCOTUS"

Philly-based hardcore punks Soji and New York-based punk band Winter Wolf have announced that they will be releasing a split EP. It is called Soji Vs Winter Wolf and will be out everywhere on December 6. Soji has released one of their new songs called “Fuck SCOTUS” and Winter Wolf will be releasing their first single from the split, “Take it to Your Grave”, tomorrow. The bands will be playing a handful of shows together in December to celebrate the release. Check out Soji’s song and the dates below.

Whispers release "Close Your Eyes" video

Thailand-based hardcore band Whispers have released a video for their new song “Close Your Eyes”. The video was directed by Jediiano. The song is off their upcoming EP Yom-Ma-Lok which will be out on December 13 via Flatspot Records. Whispers released their split with Gates of Hopeless, A Split Document, in 2023 and released their EP Narok Bon Din in 2021. Check out the video below.