<p>It has been pretty quiet on the Filter front in recent years, filled with a bunch of false starts and wrong turns for the guitar-driven industrial rock outfit best known for hits like “Hey Man Nice Shot” and “Take a Picture.” Last year, saw the release of The Algorithm, the first new studio album in seven years, and most well-received in much longer than that. They hitched a ride onto the Freaks on Parade 2023 tour, joining headliners Rob Zombie […]</p>
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The Exbats are going on tour, and it's their first trek that hits the East Coast. the journey starts in nashville, runs up the east coast, and then routes over to Detroit. You can see the fates below.

Off with their Heads are touring the midwest. There's a single show this weekend and then the main trek kicks off in October. the band just announced a new album via their podcast. You can see the dates below.

Crazy and the Brains have released a video for "Raw Skin." That's off the Past Futurism EP. You can see the video below.

<p>In a professional sense, Trae Crowder has come a long way from his front porch. As it turns out, he’s also come a long way geographically-speaking, as well, and he’s putting in more miles early next year — with his coordinates set for Boston. As announced earlier this week, the Tennessee native and self-proclaimed “Liberal Redneck” will be making his way to Boston for his debut at The Wilbur on March 22. Aside from the viral moments he’s left us […]</p>
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Jarrett Dougherty of Screaming Females has a launched a new project called 34 Trolley. The project is a post-punk/funk based group that finds Doughtery collaborating with a revolving cast of musicians. The debut EP is self-titled and features contributions from Britney KLuna of Catbite, Marissa Paternoster of Screaming Females, Cristian Adams, and Victor Vieira-Branco. You can hear the lead single below.

S.H.I.T. have released a new song called “Rotten Column”. The song is off their upcoming album For A Better World which will be out on October 18 via Iron Lung Records and La Vida Es Un Bus Discos. S.H.I.T. released their Demo in 2023. Check out the song below.

Pinhead Gunpowder, the band made up of Billie Joe Armstrong, [[Aaron Cometbus, Jason White, and Bill Schneider, have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Unt and will be out on October 18 via 1-2-3-4 Go Records, Specialist Subject, Disk Union, and Footscray Records. The band has also released the title track. This release marks their first new music since their 2008 EP West Side Highway. Pinhead Gunpowder released their comp album Kick Over the Traces in 2009. Check out the song and tracklist below.

Touché Amoré have released a video for their new song “Hal Ashby”. The video was directed by Sean Stout. The song is off their upcoming album Spiral In A Straight Line which will be out on October 11 via Rise Records. Touche Amore will be touring the US this fall and released Lament in 2020. Check out the video below.

Green Day was forced to pause their concert at Comerica Park in Detroit on September 4. While playing “Longview”, the band members were suddenly rushed off of the stage and a message saying “Show Pause. Please standby for details” appeared on the screens around the stage. The band came back onstage after several minutes and continued the show with lead vocalist Billie Joe Armstrong saying at one point, “There ain’t no motherfucker that’s gonna stop us, I’ll tell you that” according to The Detroit News. The band also released a statement on Twitter that reads, ”Detroit! Sorry for the delay in the show tonight, Stadium security had us clear the stage while they dealt with a potential safety issue. DPD quickly resolved the situation, and we were able to continue. Thanks for understanding” There were no further incidents afterward. According to Detroit Free Press, the police reported that the reason for the pause was that someone was flying an unauthorized drone over the park and the band was removed due to security concerns. The flyer of the drone was detained and further investigation is pending. Green Day are now touring North America and will be touring Japan along with playing their first show in Indonesia show since 1996 in February. The band released their album Saviors earlier this year.