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Dimitri Coats – Free LSDAnother Now – HEXFrom Indian Lakes – live in BostonYou can check out any of our reviews right here.
Dimitri Coats – Free LSDAnother Now – HEXFrom Indian Lakes – live in BostonYou can check out any of our reviews right here.
Bloodclot is the name for a few different bands that John Joseph, formerly of Cro-Mags, has fronted since the early '80s. The band recently re-released their first LP, Burn Babylon burn from 2008. tHe lineup there was Joseph with ex-BIOHAZARD drummer Danny Schuler, former SPUDMONSTERS/BIOHAZARD guitarist Scott Roberts, and ex-MERAUDER bassist Rick Lopez. That was originally self-released on CD only. The new version is on CD and LP and is out via Back on Black records in the UK, right now.
Drug Church have announced that they will be touring North America this fall. Modern Color, Soul Blind, and PONY will be joining them on all dates. Tickets go on sale on July 26. Drug Church will be releasing their new albumPRUDE on October 4 via Pure Noise Records and released Hygiene in 2022. Check out the dates below.
King Dunn, the band composed of Buzz Osborne of Melvins and Trevor Dunn, have released a new video. It's for the song "Eat the Spray," which is off an upcoming tour-only four song EP. You can see the video below.
<p>Get ready for some discourse, folks: In case you’ve forgotten — and you probably have — in the stew that is the state of the world at the moment, we’re finally getting more Arthur Fleck this fall. That’s right: Just in time for the first R-rated Superhero extravaganza to blow up box office records (only Deadpool could unseat Jim Caviezel Jesus), we’ve got a brand new trailer for Todd Phillips’ Joker: Folie A Deux, which gives you a clearer look […]</p>
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Desert Mambas have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called Pastel Southwestern and will be out on August 2 via Kill Rock Stars. They have also announced that they will be playing an EP release show on August 2 at Permanent Records with Little Fighter and Sammi Lanzetta joining. Desert Mambas released a split with Teens In Trouble as well as their debut EP …But It’s a Dry Heat in 2023. See the announcement below.
Hayley and the Crushers have released a video for their new song “Blood and Treasure”. The video was filmed and edited by Hayley Cain and Reid Cain. The song is off their upcoming EP Unsubscribe from the Underground which will be out on September 10 via Kitten Robot Records. Hayley and the Crushers released Modern Adult Kicks in 2022. Check out the video below.
Pianos Become The Teeth have announced the supporting bands for their upcoming Keep You10th anniversary US tour. Crime in Stereo and Frail Body will be joining them for their September dates and K. Soto of Seahaven and State Faults will be joining them for their October dates. Pianos Become the Teeth released their album Drift in 2022. Check out the updated dates below.
Green Day have released a video for "Corvette Summer." In an homage to the original film, Mark Hamill has a cameo, as does Hannibal Buress. That's off the recently released Saviors album. You can see the video below.
<p>It’s been a huge summer for queer women in pop, and Katie Gavin is here to further the mission. Known predominantly as lead singer of the breakthrough trio MUNA and one host of the band’s gayotic podcast, Gavin is now making waves on her own, launching her solo career today (July 23) with debut single “Aftertaste.” It’s the first to come from her upcoming LP What A Relief, forthcoming on Saddest Factory Records, and offers a promising glimpse into what […]</p>
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