KEN Mode have announced a handful of shows for Western Canada for this September. The band start their European tour later this month and released their album VOID in 2023. Check out the dates below.

Soccer Mommy has announced that she will be releasing a new album. It is called Evergreen and will be out on October 25. A video for her new song “M” has also been released. The video was directed by Anna Pollack. Soccer Mommy released her covers EP Karaoke Night in 2023 and released her album Sometimes, Forever in 2022. Check out the video and tracklist below.

<p>This is one of those times I wish a filmmaker like M. Night Shyamalan would follow Hitchcock’s lead in one specific way: Don’t give up the thrust of the movie in the trailer, much like Hitch did with Psycho back in 1960. Beyond just introducing the world to Norman Bates and virtually inventing the Hollywood slasher, the Master of Suspense quite literally helped to change moviegoing norms with that masterpiece by begging his audience to show up on time. Going […]</p>
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Kill Lincoln have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called No Normal and will be out on September 27 via Bad Time Records, Caffeine Bomb, and Pookout Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “I’m Fine (I Lied)” which was directed by Rae Mystic and filmed at the Pie Shop in Washington, DC. Kill Lincoln will be touring the US supporting the Suicide Machines in September and released Can’t Complain in 2020. Check out the video and tracklist below.

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Many Eyes has announced that they have parted ways with touring guitarist Charlie Bellmore. He will be replaced by Craig Vittorio from Tzarina. The lineup is now Keith Buckley, Nick Bellmore, Sean Vallie, and Craig Vittorio. The band announced this in a statement on Instagram that reads in part, We have parted ways with Charlie Bellmore, but we just want to thank him again for everything. We could not have gotten this project off the ground without him. We wish him nothing but the best with all of his current and future projects and look forward to the possibility of writing with him again when the time comes. Craig is just as pumped to join us, saying, “Getting to jump in with Many Eyes was unexpected, to say the least. That being said, I’ve known Nicky for a long time and I’ve worked with him on a number of past projects, so when I got the call to come in on guitar, there wasn’t any question. Working with Keith has been unreal in all the best ways. I may not have been on any of the written material for this first album, but he respected my interpretation of how to perform it live, and it’s my hope that it’s what will continue to make this lineup gel!” Charlie Bellmore released his own statement on Instagram which reads in part, Some time ago Keith called me and informed me I was no longer involved with Many Eyes. Does it suck? Yes, it absolutely does…..in reality what can ya do? Keep moving forward. With all bands you’re supposed to be a team, and if you have a person that’s for some reason effecting the team that person has to go unfortunately. Nobody else understood it, but that’s what needed to happen in order for Many Eyes to continue. I hope everyone loves the album when it comes out. I truly adored writing it the entire album with my brother Nick and with Kieth, and I’m completely heartbroken I’ll never play the songs live again. The band has also announced that they will be opening for Sum 41 on their upcoming fall US dates of their final world tour as well as announcing a handful of headlining dates and album release shows. The band has not announced any details about their album yet but according to the same Instagram post quoted above, more details will be coming next week. Many Eyes released three singles in 2023. Check out the posts in full and their headlining dates below.

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Desert Mambas have released a video for their new song “Hot George Costanza”. The video was directed and edited by Guillan Leonardo. The song is off Desert Mambas’ new EP Pastel Southwestern which is out now via Kill Rock Stars Nashville. Desert Mambas will be playing some US shows starting today. Check out the video below.

Danzig is releasing a physical version of "Black Hell" for the first time. The song was originally on the Hangover II soundtrack, but has been unreleased otherwise. The song is now available on a 12-inch and 7-inch single, out in October via Cleopatra records. The b-side is "Thirteen," which Johnny Cash also recorded. The version on the single is presumably the version taken from Danzig 6:66 Satans Child.

The Last Mile and The Corps have announced European tour dates together for this fall. The Last Mile released their split with PEZZ in 2023 and released their album Respect The Frequency in 2021. The Corps released their album Fractured Protocol earlier this year. Check out the dates below.