Newmarket and Barrie-based punk rockers The Readys have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It’s called I Don’t Know, I’m High, Let’s Just Hit Record and Hope for the Best and will be out on June 21 via Tarantula Tapes. The band has also released their new song “Big Girl Panties On” which features Jonny Eyeball. The Readys released their album Pints of Jager in 2014. Check out the song below.
<p>Although she’s been spared before when it comes to being able to do her show, Rachel Bloom is once again pleading with the Grim Reaper to let her just do her thing in Boston. As announced earlier this week, Bloom will return to the area this summer with her latest show Death, Let Me Do My Show, as she sets up for one night at The Wilbur on August 10. Since her last trip to the area with this show, […]</p>
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Lucky Iris have released a new song. It is called “something to believe in” and is the title track of the band’s upcoming EP which will be out later this year via Launchpad and EMI North. Lucky Iris released their EP maybe i’m too much in 2023 and spoke to lead vocalist Maeve about it last year. Check out the song below.
<p>Editor’s Note: How the hell is it already June? Aside from the fact that we may or may not have stepped into a time warp (put your hands on your hips), with a new month and nice weather comes even better comedy talent, and maybe a few less reasons to stay inside. So, while we keep searching for where the time and our sanity have gone, we’ll take the chance to remind you that comedy is continuing to do the Lord’s work […]</p>
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<p>Everyone loves a good sequel. So after G Flip’s first headline tour of the United States went so well, last year’s Drummer Tour, the Australian singer, songwriter, producer, drummer, and musician is back for more in ’24. And the rebooted run has gone so well, tonight’s (June 4) Boston show has since been upgraded to a larger venue, hopping cross-town and landing over at Big Night Live in North Station (it was originally slated for the Paradise Rock Club). The […]</p>
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Morrissey will re-release his 1993 live album Beethoven was Deaf. This is the first vinyl issue of the album since its limited vinyl release in 1993. The new version has a new cover and is remastered. That's out July 26 via Rhino. Morrissey also alluded to his newest album, Bonfire of Teenagers in a recent missive, suggesting that its release will soon be announced.
How Music Got Free is an upcoming docu-series about Napster and the rise of digital music. It's executive produced by Eminem and LeBron James. The two=part series is described by producers as "the fascinating, and often funny, inside story of the technology-driven disruption that changed music during the late-90s and early-2000s. File-sharing technology, combined with the insatiable demand for new music, created both the means and the motive for millions of young people to participate in outright theft – and be celebrated for it." You can see the trailer below.
Buzzcocks are going on a summer tour. It kicks off in September in Philadelphia and runs across the USA. On the East coast, Lovecrimes opens the show. On the West side, Buzzcocks play between Descendents and Grumpster.Buzzcocks' Steve Diggle will also release an autobiography this year. It's called Autonomy: Portrait of a Buzzcock and it;s out on August 22 via Omnibus Press.
<p>Friends, it has been a strange summer at the movies so far. We’ve got box office flops, strange successes, and an overall dearth of content — such is after-effects of an industry-wide strike. What it means is that the traditional logic of the summer release schedule has just gone out of the fucking window. Your first Marvel release is coming in July, after all, and this August has a weirdly packed schedule in a time of the year normally defined […]</p>
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Queen of Jeans have released a video for their new song “Bitter Pill”. The video was directed by Bob Sweeney. The song is off their upcoming album All Again which will be out on June 28 via Memory Music. Queen of Jeans released their EP Hiding In Place in 2022 and released their album If you’re not afraid, I’m not afraid in 2019. Check out the video below.