After a 9-year hiatus, The Scally Cap Brats reunited in Ottawa, ON for the 30th anniversary of the Dominion Tavern. As part of the reunion, the band recorded a video of their track "Our Storied Past". The band stated: "The Scally Cap Brats are back together after a long 9-year hiatus. It was never meant to be that long, but COVID put a wrench in our original plans and then a band member had to deal with a serious, life-threatening illness… '18th to 21st' is a song about the love of music, and about remembering the good times we've all shared together. The lyrics were inspired by a trip our mandolin player took to Boston in 2013. He saw Cock Sparrer, Rancid, Far From Finished, and others on that trip and if you listen closely to the lyrics you'll hear some references to all those bands and more." You can see the video below.

<p>It’s hard to believe, but what we normally call “Hot January” — also known as the month of “August” — is actually going to be pretty hot. There’s a lot of releases hitting theaters that would, in other summers, be June or July tentpoles, but the strikes really did impact the schedule. Hence, a movie like Fede Alverez’s Alien: Romulus will hit the multiplex next month, when it attempts to breathe some life into the franchise in the same way […]</p>
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<p>Man, it’s so amazing to see Michael Keaton doing real comedy again. Sure, it’s the sequel to Beetlejuice (and we aren’t complaining about that!), but it’s just so weird that, once the dude put on a cowl, the public totally forgot that the man was one of his best comedic actors of his generation. Just go back and watch Mr. Mom or Johnny Dangerously — they hold up, we promise. Anyhow, Tim Burton’s back in the saddle with Keaton and […]</p>
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The Last Gang have released a video for "Madness." That's off Obscene Daydreams out via Fat Wreck Chords on September 20. In a press release, singer Brenna Red stated: "“Madness” is different than anything we’ve released. It’s a ‘90s-esque grungy sort of rocker, and the only love song TLG has ever written. It was the second to last demo we introduced during the writing process, and it immediately felt like it was going somewhere. Of course, we had not thought of it being the first single for the album at that time. Simple but catchy, this story of hysterical-lunatic love is a good representation of the diversity of songs on the new record." You can see the video below.

Today we are thrilled to bring you the premiere of the new album by Her Head's On Fire! The album is called Strange Desires and features 10 tracks full of cathartic lyrics, loud riffs, and a ton of fun. We also caught up with lead vocalist Joseph Grillo to hear what went into each of the tracks. Strange Desires will be out everywhere on July 19 via Iodine Recordings. Listen to the album and read the track-by-track breakdown below!

<p>Situated not too far from where Brian Glowacki grew up, the Cape Cod Melody Tent beckons his name as the next comedian to bring the goods in the round. Although he’s currently in the “waking up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night and wondering if people are going to show up” phase of his preparation, he knows deep down that he’s got this, with literal Islands-worth of people behind him every step of the way. In […]</p>
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<p>Stoked today to announce that Sydney punk trio Ebolagoldfish have joined our family, for the release of their new album this November! 20 years on the Sydney underground scene, often underrated, always surprising. On stage Ebolagoldfish effortlessly jump from party pop to punk anthems with technical precision and passionate energy. Their lyrics are often deep with meaning, layered with satire and sung with the sweetest harmonies. Whenever the band come up for air there is always a ruckus, the past two years have seen them complete two short burst tours around Australia with Californian punk rockers Guttermouth, premiere three music […]</p>
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Gulfer have surprise released their final EP. The EP is called LIGHTS OUT and features five tracks. It is available via Topshelf Records now. Gulfer announced their decision to disband earlier this year and will be playing their final shows this month. They released their fourth (and final) album Third Wind earlier this year and we spoke to bassist David Mitchell about it in January. See the EP below.

Militarie Gun have released a video for their new song “Thought You Were Waving”. The video was directed by Neta Ben Ezra. The song appears to be a standalone single and is available digitally via Loma Vista Recordings. Militarie Gun released their EP Life Under The Sun earlier this year. Check out the video below.

<p>Maybe it’s the weather, maybe its the (inter-)national tension, or maybe its just something else entirely, but we’ve been vibing hard to the heavy shit lately. The next to unleash a sonic fury for our unsuspecting earholes is Death Goals, the London queercore duo that scales mountains of sound with a blistering new ripper called “Knife Bouquet.” This seismic effort bloomed with a 3D-effect video yesterday (July 16) via Prosthetic Records, and features a frantic guest vocal appearance from Matt […]</p>
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