Videos: Lambrini Girls: "Love"

Lambrini Girls have released a video for their new song “Love”. The video was directed by Lea Otovic. The song is off their upcoming album Who Let The Dogs Out which will be out on January 10 via City Slang. Lambrini Girls will be touring Europe and the UK starting in February and released their EP You’re Welcome in 2023. Check out the video below.

617 Q&A: Chazz Palminteri on the enduring appeal of ‘A Bronx Tale’

<p>A Bronx Tale is one of those eminently quotable films, one that takes lessons from hardscrabble street authenticity, filters them through the silver screen, and redirects them back at the audience. From, “the saddest thing is wasted talent” to the premise of being allowed only three great women in a lifetime, it’s the perfect encapsulation of coming-of-age, mid-20th-century – usually crime-tinged – Italian-American lore that shone brightest in years prior with Bloodbrothers, Goodfellas, and The Pope of Greenwich Village. But […]</p>
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Rebelmatic release video for "Peace"

Rebelmatic have released a video for their song “Peace”. The video was directed by Chum Media. The song is off their upcoming album Black Hole Eats the Tornado which will be out in 2025 via Say-10 Records. Rebelmatic released their live album Rebelmatic Live at Fuzzfest WV earlier this year and released Mourning Dove in 2022. Check out the video below.

Cloned Apparition ride a current of alt-rock catharsis with ‘Holly Green’

<p>Throughout life’s never-ending storms there is usually a person in our close orbit who acts as the calm and stabilizing figure we need to endure and survive. And when they pass on, we often utilize their lessons and wisdom as a compass to power forward. That core of comfort is at the heart of Cloned Apparition’s razorsharp new single “Holly Green,” named for someone especially close to the Montreal alt-rock band’s vocalist Alice Hirsch. The propulsive and gliding track, which […]</p>
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Dying Scene Photo Gallery: Change Today, Palladists, Darker Than, and Sex Faces: Pie Shop, Washington, DC (10/4/2024).

The Pie Shop in Washington, DC hosted a great show with headlining band Change Today featuring Joe Wood, former vocalist of T.S.O.L. Bands from DC and Baltimore shared the stage and it was great to see the up and coming bands play to an appreciative audience. Joe Wood, who was in T.S.O.L. from 1983 to […]

The Pie Shop in Washington, DC hosted a great show with headlining band Change Today featuring Joe Wood, former vocalist of T.S.O.L. Bands from DC and Baltimore shared the stage and it was great to see the up and coming bands play to an appreciative audience.

Joe Wood, who was in T.S.O.L. from 1983 to 1993 formed Change Today which is named for the first T.S.O.L. album he sang on. Change Today includes Joe Wood -vox and guitar, Jimi Zolo-guitar, Marc Campbell – bass, and Chris Ogard -drums. Wood put on a show with the energy you might have expected 40 years ago.

Palladists is a gothy punk rock band from DC and have been touring along side Change Today’s Fall 2024 Tour on the east coast. The band consists of Andy – guitar/vox, Caleb – bass, and Luke – drums. If you missed the show you still have a chance to see them here.

Baltimore’s own, Darker Than came out strong with this female fronted garage punk band. Members are Hanna – vox, Ben – guitar, Scott – bass and Mikey – drums.

Find them here next.

DC’s own, four-piece band, Sex Faces was a great opening band to a killer night. The band consists of Sal Go – vox/guitar, Hana Racer – viola, Jack Cougar – drums, and FiFi Allin – bass. Give Ultraviolence a listen here.

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Podcast: Listen to Punknews Podcast #676 – Party in Jabba's Palace Recap!

Episode #676 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode John regales Em with tales from the recent Party In Jabba’s Palace show which featured sets from Membrains, Blank Chrome, Soji, and Mean Jeans along with lots of disco-themed Star Wars tunes. They also talk about the news including Peter Murphy and Boy George’s new collaborative track, Download Fest’s first wave lineup, Pitchfork Fest not returning to Chicago, My Chemical Romance’s cryptic social media posts and upcoming North American tour, Jello Biafra joining Southern Culture on the Skids on stage, and much more. Listen to the episode below!

Band in the USA: Inhaler say ‘Open Wide’ to North America

<p>Back in the day we’d all travel to different countries to see U2. Now we just gotta cross state lines to see Bono’s kid. Inhaler have announced a North American tour for early next year, and included in the 14-date run is a March 4 show at Portland’s State Theatre. That’s as close as Elijah Hewson and the boys come to Boston, perhaps setting them up for way-too-soon lineup speculation at a certain local music festival. But hey, who knows? […]</p>
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Bad Mary and Mega Infinity to release split EP

Mega Infinity and Bad Mary have announced that they will be releasing a split EP. It is called The Mega Bad Disaster Party and features two tracks by each band. Bad Mary contributed “Disaster(er) Party” (a reworked version of “Disaster Party” from their The Return of Space Girl album) and “What I Want”. Mega Infinity contributed “Eyelids 2024” which features Joystick! and “Let Me Drive My Van Into Your Heart” (a Stephen Universe cover). The split will be out on December 3 via Ska Punk International and features art by Cam Lopez. Mega Infinity released their EP Chaos Magic in 2023. Bad Mary released their EP Better(er) Days earlier this year. Check out the announcement in full below.

The Murder Capital cast a careless feeling on ‘Words Lost Meaning’

<p>Finally, some good news for what’s shaping up to be a miserable 2025: The Murder Capital are set to release new album Blindness on February 21, and the Irish post-punk band marks the record with a gritty, dirge-like single of muck and mire called “Words Lost Meaning.” This deceptively dark new track follows the incendiary “Can’t Pretend To Know,” which landed on September’s V List, and as usual, there’s lots to dissect both musically and lyrically. “’Words Lost Meaning’ is […]</p>
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