TVOD to release new album, share "Rerun" video

TVOD have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called The Farm and takes inspiration from Animal Farm by George Orwell. It’ll be out on October 16 via Mothland and Get Better Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “Rerun” which was directed by lead vocalist Tyler Wright. TVOD will be touring Europe this summer and released their album Party Time in 2025. Check out the video, tracklist, and tour dates below.

BOSTON MANOR to celebrate 10th anniversary of debut album Be Nothing.

<p>Boston Manor are today announcing plans to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their beloved debut album Be Nothing. with a reissue plus UK and US touring. The Be Nothing. 10 Year Anniversary edition will be released on 14th August, with tour dates – on which…</p>
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Festivals & Events: Militarie Gun, High Vis, B.A. Johnston, PISS, Emma Goldman, more to play Second Summer 2026

Toronto-based festival Second Summer has announced the first wave of artists for this year. Militarie Gun, High Vis, Dune Rats, Cleopatrick, EKKSTACY, MIKE, Folk Bitch Trio, Esprit, W.I.T.C.H., Clarion, DEADLETTER, B.A. Johnston, Bells Larsen, Cartel Madras, Truck Violence, Chinese Medicine, Shiv and the Carvers, Downtown Boys, Customer Service, cootie catcher, Emma Goldman, idailedyournumber, Softcult,Loviet, Kiwi Jr., PISS, Motorists, Penny and the Pits, Ribbon Skirt, Shrewd, Smut, sundayclub, and WAIT//LESS are among the bands playing the festival. Second Summer runs September 24-26 across multiple venues in Toronto, including The Baby G, Bovine Sex Club, Horseshoe Tavern, Lee’s Palace, Drake Underground, Sneaky Dee’s, St. Anne’s Parish, Longboat Hall, Mod Club, the Garrison, Monarch Tavern, and the Great Hall.

Videos: Cheekface: "I Don't Work Here"

Cheekface have released a lyric video for their new song “I Don’t Work Here”. The video was shot and edited by Mallory Turner. The song is off their upcoming album Podium which will be out on July 28. Cheekface will be touring North America starting in August and released their album Middle Spoon in 2025. Check out the video below.

Festivals & Events: Shannon Shaw, Bambara, Sook-Yin Lee, Hot Garbage, more to play Purple City Music Festival 2026

Edmonton-based Purple City Music Festival has announced the first wave of artists for this year. Sook-Yin Lee, Hot Garbage, Alix Fernz, Chinese Medicine, Taxi Girls, War On Women, Initiate, BLXCKPUNKS, Throat Piss, Bad Buddy, Out of Order, Desire, Shannon Shaw, Bambara, DJ Johnny Jewel, Iguana Death Cult, Calvin Love, Cherry Pick, ASKO, The Deep Dark Woods, Rare DM, Deerlady, Dark Chisme, MOAA, The Wet Secrets, Beastial Mouths, Feartilizer 1492, Rig Time!, Tekarra, Begrime Exemious, and Uncanny Valley will be playing the festival. Purple City Music Festival will take place September 11-13 across several venues in downtown Edmonton, including Starlite Room, All Saints Cathedral, the Temple, and the Freemasons Hall.

Weak Knees: "Ripped"

Vancouver-based indie sleaze band Weak Knees have released a new song. It is called “Ripped” and is the first single the band has released this year. Weak Knees released two songs in 2025 and released their EP Dude, You Crying? in 2024. Check out the song below.

DS Gallery: Guttermouth performed during their Florida Tour alongside A New Violet and Billy Doom And The Band of Serpents – (Terrafermata, Stuart, FL, 5-9-2026)

Punk rock veterans Guttermouth recently wrapped up their Florida run with a stop in Stuart, delivering a high-energy set packed with fan favorites in front of a wild crowd fueled by nonstop energy and plenty of alcohol. The night also featured performances by A New Violet and Billy Doom and the Band of Serpents, who […]

Punk rock veterans Guttermouth recently wrapped up their Florida run with a stop in Stuart, delivering a high-energy set packed with fan favorites in front of a wild crowd fueled by nonstop energy and plenty of alcohol. The night also featured performances by A New Violet and Billy Doom and the Band of Serpents, who warmed up the audience and set the tone before the headliners took the stage.

Local West Palm Beach band Billy Doom and the Band of Serpents opened the show, bringing raw energy and getting the crowd fired up from the very beginning.

Orlando-based A New Violet followed as the second band of the night, keeping the momentum going with their energetic pop-punk sound and engaging stage presence.

California punk rock legends Guttermouth then hit the stage in Stuart, delivering the fast, aggressive blend of punk rock and ‘90s skate punk that has defined the band for decades. The show marked the second-to-last stop of a five-date Florida run that brought their signature sound back to the Sunshine State.

With more than three decades of history behind them, the band treated fans to a set full of classics, including “End on 9,” “Baker’s Dozen,” “I’m Punk,” and “Whiskey,” as the crowd sang along, slammed into the circle pit, and gave everything they had throughout the night.

Check out the full gallery of the show!

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Shannon Shaw to play shows this summer

Shannon Shaw of Shannon and the Clams will be playing shows this summer. The trek kicks off in Late July. Georgia Maq opens most shows. You can see the dates below.

Video from Kat Moss solo show posted

Earlier this month, Kat Moss of Scowl performed a solo show in Santa Cruz, backed by Not Yet, Old Dog. The show was organized by Events Santa Cruz, who has posted professioanlly shot video from the event. During the set, Moss covered Nirvana, Replacements, Bikini Kill, Blondie, and Yung Lean. You can see the video below.

Break-ups: The Knee-His to end band

Chicago's Knee-Hi's are coming to an end. In a social media post, the band stated that they are ending the band after their June 20 show in Chicago. They will be releasing one final EP. In part, the band stated: " Though The Knee-Hi’s will be no more, this isn’t quite “goodbye” completely but a beautiful beginning on the horizon. ". You can see their statement below.