The OBGMs release video for "Buffalo"

The OBGMs have released a video for their new song “Buffalo”. The video was directed by lead vocalist Denz. The song appears to be a standalone single and was released earlier this week. The OBGMs will be playing with The Flatliners at their Holiday Melee show in Ottawa, Ontario in December and released their EP Your Friends Are Not Your Friends earlier this year. Check out the video below.

Jon Stewart sets out to bring some pre-election sanity to Worcester

<p>As we draw closer to Election Day, tensions are rising higher with every campaign ad, debate, and giant flag flying freely from the back of a rusted out pick-up. We’ve all had enough, and if you’re looking for a little bit of resolve, or commiseration at the very least, Jon Stewart is coming to town help us out. As announced earlier this week, the legendary comedian, satirist and former (but also periodically current) host of The Daily Show will be […]</p>
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Exclusive Videos: Watch the new video by Jukebox Romantics!

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new video by Jukebox Romantics! The video is for their song “Packing Up My Knives” which appears in the short horror film, Meat Lovers which was directed and written by Allen Martindale. Speaking to Punknews about the song, lead vocalist and guitarist Mike Terry said, “You know the music industry, and specifically the punk scene is very small, and over the years you get to meet some pretty rad people. These people start out as fans, then friends, and now collaborators. In Summer 2023 we were approached by Allen Martindale, who is the director and writer of Meat Lovers, the short film our new song is in. We know Allen originally through his partner Jess, whom we met being interviewed on our very first day of Warped Tour in 2010 in Salt Lake City. We kept in touch over the years and around 2017 Jess and her partner Allen had a great podcast called Talk Music To Me. Jukebox was a guest on the show and that’s where we discovered our shared love for horror movies. Fast forward to 2023 and Allen has a horror comedy film (Jess is also a producer on it) and he wants us to write an original song for it. This is definitely a different way to approach songwriting for a band like us. We were up for the challenge. I was given the script and told to 'make it sound like The Jukebox Romantics were hanging out with The Misfits and Alkaline Trio'. So I wrote the intro and chorus riff at home. AJ came up with verse riffs, guitar hook, and James and I wrote these badass lyrics in his dining room on a Friday morning. We laid it down at a couple studios and finished it at Nada Recording and we have sat on it for almost a year waiting for the movie to be shot, edited, and sent to festivals. For a year we had the song titled ‘HORROR MOVIE SONG’ (fucken real original) while we waited for the movie to wrap. It now has a name ‘Packing Up My Knives’. On August 1st, 2024 Meat Lovers was officially done and being sent to festivals which meant it was time for the Jukebox boys to shoot a video. We wanted it to be in a basement setting to fit the movie but also have some themes from the film in the music video. There’s lots of pizza and creepy sweaty goodness along with B-roll and scenes from the movie. It’s funny, this is our 2nd horror-themed music video, but we aren’t a horror band. I guess our lyrics are pretty fucked though. I think we just love the genre. The process was a lot of fun, and even though we had to wait a while to release it to coincide with the movie, we are beyond stoked. It’s probably all of our favorite song the 4 of us have written together and one of the best Jukebox Romantics songs ever. Boom.” “Packing Up My Knives” will hit streaming services on September 27. Watch the video below!

Videos: Cliffdiver: “thirty, flirty, and thriving!!!”

Cliffdiver have released a video for their song “thirty, flirty, and thriving!!!” The video was filmed and edited by Caitlyn McGonigal. The song is off their recently released album birdwatching which is out now via SideOneDummy. Cliffdiver will be touring the US with Prince Daddy and the Hyena in October. Check out the video below.

Jimmy Cash seeks to spill it out and mop it up at The Wilbur

<p>Within the ever-evolving lore of Jimmy Cash, high profile shows and even a few commercial appearances for regional staples have come droves in 2024. Now as he looks to the new year, the “Janitor with Stamina” is already making a splash with another milestone. Per the announcement earlier this week, Cash will be spending some of his February vacation time away from the halls of Worcester Public Schools to set a new milestone in his career with one night at […]</p>
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Exclusive Videos: Watch the new video by The Dumpies!

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new song by Austin, Texas-based punk band The Dumpies. The video is for their song “00:00” which pays tribute to Pete and Pete and was directed by Brett Roberts. Speaking to Punknews about the video the band said, ”The video for our new song ’00:00’ is an homage to the greatest television show of the 90’s. We could wax poetic from here to the Hoover dam, but we’d still never say it better than the Petes already have: ‘Why is it that when you miss somebody so much that your heart is ready to disintegrate, you always hear the saddest song ever on the radio?’ or ‘Hey, Blowhole, wherever you are, in forty-five minutes I'm going to be famous. And you know what you're going to be? A blowhole!’’””00:00” is off their upcoming album Gay Boredom which will be out on October 18 via Dirt Cult Records. The Dumpies will be touring Indonesia starting in October. Watch the video below!

The Cure to release new album, share "Alone"

The Cure have announced that they will be releasing a new album after 16 years. It is called Songs of a Lost World and will be out on November 1 via Lost Music Limited / Universal. The band has also released a lyric video for their new song “Alone”. The Cure released their album 4:13 Dream in 2008. Check out the song below.

This Show Is Tonight: The Hives deliver a rock dynamo to Brighton

<p>Everyone has their kink, and here is one that may further divide this great United States of America: Do you prefer The Hives outside or indoors? Luckily, Boston had the option of both in this blessed 2024, as the Swedish rock and roll dynamo gave us two chances to freak the fuck out with one of the live circuit’s finest. The first arrived in July when Pelle Almqvist and the dudes sassed up Fenway Park for the Foo Fighters, and […]</p>
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This Show Is Tonight: Trevor Hall finds an In-Between in Boston

<p>Those who slept on acquiring tickets to Trevor Hall’s pair of sold-out appearances at Levitate Backyard & Rexicana Surf Cantina over the summer have a rare chance to make amends: The Connecticut-born, South Carolina-raised, and California-kissed roots, folk, and reggae fusion artist is quickly back in the area for a romp tonight (September 25) at Citizens House of Blues in Boston, and this time he’s bringing his band, The Great In-Between, with him for the ride. The Lansdowne date is part of a healthy […]</p>
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Interviews: Talking 'No Normal' with Matt "Food" Ellis of Kill Lincoln

In just a few days, Kill Lincoln will be releasing their fourth album No Normal. The album captures the band’s kinetic energy perfectly as they blast through 11 tracks full of killer riffs, spirited horn lines, whirlwind drumming, dynamic vocals, and lively shoe squeaks in just over 24 minutes. The band explores mental health, existential dread, the impact that the pandemic has had both personally and on society at large, and the need for community with lyrics that are cathartic and impossible not to sing along with. No Normal will be available everywhere via Bad Time Records on September 27. Kill Lincoln will be touring the US in October and will be playing their album release show at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC in November. Punknews editor Em Moore caught up with saxophonist and vocalist Matt “Food” Ellis to talk about the new album, the evolution of the band’s songwriting process, Mike Park writing a song for the album, Riker from Star Trek, and so much more. Read the interview below!This interview between Em Moore and Matt “Food” Ellis took place over Zoom on September 18, 2024. This is a transcription of their conversation and has been lightly edited for length and clarity.