Sammy Kay has released a new song. It is called “Greyhound Bus” and is off his upcoming album July 1960 which will be out on July 19 via Sell The Heart Records and Engineer Records. Sammy Kay released Inanna in 2023. Check out the song below.

Winnipeg-based post-punks Fold Paper have announced that they will be releasing their debut EP. It is called 4TO and will be out on July 12 via Royal Mountain Records. The band has also released a visualizer for their new song “Idle Idle”. Fold Paper released their single “Medical Jargon” in 2023. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Bad Religion have announced North American tour dates for the fall. Tickets go on sale on June 21. Bad Religion will be touring Europe starting later this month and released their album Age of Unreason in 2019. Check out the dates below.

The Callous Daoboys have released their Audiotree Live Session. The band played “Star Baby” and “Violent Astrology” from their 2022 album Celebrity Therapist along with “Pushing The Pink Envelope” and“Waco Jesus” from their 2023 EP God Smiles Upon The Callous Daoboys and “Blackberry DeLorean” from their 2019 album Die On Mars. The Callous Daboys will be touring the US and Ontario with SeeYouSpaceCowboy starting in July. Check out the full session below.

<p>There’s a thunder brewing overhead, and it has nothing to do with summertime storms. The source comes suddenly from SASAMI, the Los Angeles artist who throws down a mighty contender for Song of the Summer through a masterstroke of seismic emotion called “Honeycrash.” The track dropped two weeks ago (May 29), complete with a video directed by Andrew Thomas Huang (Björk, FKA Twigs), and it feels like our own personal soundtrack over the next few months as summer flings evolve into […]</p>
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<p>Well, we’ve got a lot of things to smile about today. In case you somehow missed it, the Boston Celtics won their 18th NBA championship on Monday night, and did so in dramatic fashion. Well, “dramatic” might not be the right word to use — “emphatic” would be a little better. Al Horford’s finally got his ring after seventeen years in the league, a number so crazy that we had to spell it out instead of using the numerals. Head […]</p>
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Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new video by New York-based punk rockers Substitute! The video is for their song “Crossroad Game” which was shot by Tim Kaplowitz and directed and edited by Space Octopus. Speaking to Punknews about the song and video, guitarist and vocalist Paul Ridenour said, "For this song, we wanted something that visually reflected the style and tone of the song, and I think the look of distorted video naturally goes pretty well with the sound of distorted guitars. We shot it on a really hot day in our practice space when the AC wasn’t working so we all look sweaty and gross, which I think is great. The song is about taking big, stupid risks because the world can be ugly and dark, and the thrill and the sadness of surrendering to them." “Crossroad Game” is off their album Manic which was released in 2023. Substitute will be touring the Western US and BC starting tonight. Watch the video below!

Oceanator has released two new songs. They are called “First Time” and “Be Here” and are off her upcoming album Everything Is Love and Death which will be out on August 30 via Polyvinyl Records. Oceanator released Nothing’s Ever Fine in 2022. Check out the songs below.