<p>Editor’s Note: Welcome to V3 Weekend, Vanyaland‘s guide to help you sort out your weekend entertainment with curated selections and recommendations across our three pillars of Music, Comedy, and Film/TV. It’s what you should know about, where you need to be, and where you’ll be going, with us riding shotgun along the way. Music: We Make Noise Fest at Downtown Crossing The end of August is usually the quietest time of the year, but Boston’s Downtown Crossing is about to get loud this Saturday (August […]</p>
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T1 Fest is October 8,9, and 10 at Reggie's in Chicago. Bollweevils are one of the headliners, making the gig their second time at the fest. They also just released an album last year. So, Punknews' John Gentile spoke to singer Daryl Wilson about the fest, the band's new LP, and even a little bit about the fact that he is a ER Doctor! Read the article below.

Bunuel the band comprised of Eugene Robinson (of the recently disbanded Oxbow), t Xabier Iriondo (Afterhours), bassist Andrea Lombardini (The framers) and drummer Franz Valente (IL teatro di orrori), will release a new album. It's called Mansuetude, and it's out October 25th on SKiN GRAFT and OVERDRIVE Records. The album was produced by Timo Ellis, and features guests including Jacob Bannon (Converge), guitarist Duane Denison (Jesus Lird), vocalist Megan Osztrosits (Couch Slut), cellist Andrea Beninati and David Binney on alto saxophone and vocals. You can check out the lead single below.

Face to Face has released a new song called “Self-Determined”. It is an outtake from their recording sessions for their 2016 album Protection and was originally available as a flexi disc inside their book Face to Face: 25 Years of SoCal Punk, The Visual History which was put out by Melodic Virtue in 2017. The song is now available everywhere digitally. Face to Face will be touring Latin America with A Wilhelm Scream in October and released their album No Way Out But Through in 2021. Check out the song below.

Kill Lincoln have released a video for their new song “All Worries”. The video was put together by Mike Sosinski and features photos by Tyler Rodgers and CJ Uy. The song is off their upcoming album No Normal which will be out on September 27 via Bad Time Records. Kill Lincoln will be touring the US supporting the Suicide Machines in September and released Can’t Complain in 2020. Check out the video below.

<p>If Beckett originated the absurdity of holding out hope, Anya Marina is here to put it to song. The New York musician shared her latest single “Waiting For a Difference” yesterday (August 22), and while we’ll have to wait to hear the rest of the accompanying album Asteroid — that’s coming October 25 via Good Rope Records — there’s plenty to dive into with the track and accompanying music video. Pluckily acoustic, “Waiting For a Difference” sounds light and airy, […]</p>
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Worlds Greatest Dad have released a video for their new song “Taking One For the Team”. The video was directed by Summer Schantz. The song is off their upcoming album Better Luck Next Time which will be out on September 13 via SideOneDummy. Worlds Greatest Dad released their album get well soon in 2018. Check out the video below.

Blink-182 have released two new songs called “ALL IN MY HEAD” and “NO FUN”. Both songs come with lyric videos and are off their upcoming expanded edition of 2023’s One More Time album called ONE MORE TIME…PART 2. It will be out on September 6. Check out the songs below.

<p>Rupert Sanders’ The Crow was always going to be dead on arrival. Once a director starts talking about cool youth subcultures as an influence rather than just actually participating them in their artistic cultivation and development, you can expect a real cluster-fuck of appeals to the “fellow kids” out there in the world wrapped in a thick layer of missing the point. You can lead teenagers to Bill Skarsgaard outfitted with face tattoos and a Viking mullet, but you can’t […]</p>
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<p>Take away MGM backing, Channing Tatum, and the fact that it will hit a few thousand screens this weekend, and Zoe Kravitz’s Blink Twice looks a hell of a lot like a SXSW acquisition title that made its way to Tubi than something deserving of a platform release. This isn’t to say that it’s wholly bad – indeed, there’s a solid amount to like here – but the pacing, style, and subject matter feel built for festival discourse and a […]</p>
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