Regional Justice Center to release new album, share two new songs

Regional Justice Center have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Freedom Sweet Freedom and will be out on September 20 via Closed Casket Activities. The band has also released two new songs called “Freedom” and “Take A Step Away”. Regional Justice Center released their album Crime and Punishment in 2021. Check out the songs and the tracklist below.

Tours: Better Lovers / Spy / Cloakroom / Full of Hell / Gouge Away (US and CAN)

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Sunami announces full USA tour

Sunami has a full USA tour planned. It kicks off in early October, hits both coasts and a lot of places in between, and runs through mid-November.

Rubella Ballet to reissue "Money Talks" on Crass records

Rubella Ballet will re-release their 1985 single "Money Talks." The release is part of the crass records singles re-release series… except that the single was originally on Ubiquitous records, not Crass records. The label explains that the release was supposed to come out on Crass records, but one of the members of the band at the time, who is not in the band now, had a personal difference with one of the members of Crass. Now that the objecting member is gone, the single will now be released via Crass records as distributed by OLI. That's out September 6.

Occasional Dreams slow the world down through a ‘Shimmer In Your Eye’

<p>We don’t really listen to music these days. Instead, we merely consume it, like an ill-advised sprint up and down the buffet line, filling our plates with disjointed playlists and TikTok soundbites that ultimately leave us unfulfilled and aching. But every now and then a song hits and it gives us pause, mimicking a long-gone ritual of sliding a record out of its sleeve, carefully placing it on the turntable, hitting play and dropping the needle before falling back into […]</p>
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This Show Is Tonight: Lucky Daye brings New Orleans heat to Boston

<p>With a hot summer continuing its vice grip, our weather experts are predicting it could be a significant one for hurricanes along the southern half of the East Coast. But nothing can prepare us for a “HERicane,” the vibrant new single that dropped in May from the musical mind of Lucky Daye. The American singer-songwriter from New Orleans, born David Debrandon Brown, has had a busy year, with June album Algorithm and a summer tour that plays Citizens House of Blues in Boston […]</p>
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DS Show Review & Gallery: Bowling For Soup, Eternal Boy and Keep Flying – Chicago (07.26.2024)

Bowling For Soup stopped at The Vic on its A Hangover You Don’t Deserve 20th Anniversary Tour. Eternal Boy and Keep Flying were on hand and stage for support duties. Bowling for Soup, hailing from Witchita Falls, TX, is on the road celebrating the anniversary of its 2004 release A Hangover You Don’t Deserve. Unfortunately, […]


Bowling For Soup stopped at The Vic on its A Hangover You Don’t Deserve 20th Anniversary Tour. Eternal Boy and Keep Flying were on hand and stage for support duties.


Bowling for Soup, hailing from Witchita Falls, TX, is on the road celebrating the anniversary of its 2004 release A Hangover You Don’t Deserve. Unfortunately, it was down one member. Chris Burney, still recovering from a foot/leg injury, was still resting on his doctor’s orders. The band released a statement making one thing clear,

“We will not be enlisting a sub guitar player…you cannot replace a legend.”

However, the band still brought the good times as it ripped through the tracklisting of AHYDD. It was a fun set with the highlights being “1985,” “Ohio (Come Back to Texas)” performed with Eternal Boy, “Shut Up and Smile,” “Next Girlfriend,” and “High School Never Ends.” BFS also invited an audience member onstage to spin a wheel which determined which non-AHYDD tune the band would play. In this case, the winner was “Emily.”

Scanning the audience revealed a crowd of multiple generations and it appeared in many cases a family affair. And it seemed those families sure were having a blast.

There are still many chances to catch Bowling For Soup on the road through October in the United States. The band then heads to the UK in February 2025.


Eternal Boy, from Pittsburgh, PA provided strong support as it ran through its set. That set included, “Freak Show,” “Awkward Phase,” “Version Of Myself,” and “Katie.”

The band also did a respectable and cheeky cover of Taylor Swift’s “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.”

Solid set, solid band.


Keep Flying, from the Northeast region of the United States, barreled onto the stage and through its performance. Several members of the band took its name seriously as they repeatedly went airborne.

The high-energy, entertaining set included, “Late Reply,” ”Left Behind,” “Candy Cane Forest,” “High Cholesterol,” and “Miranda,” among others. I was exhausted watching Keep Flying, but a good version of exhausted.


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