The Problem With Kids Today ride a riff through the night on ‘Speed Freak’

<p>Usually by this point in mid-January, winter has beaten us down to a pulp so hard that all we can daydream about is hitting the highway and roadtripping south to warmer, sunnier pastures. If we’re leaving from our HQ here in Boston, we’ll be sure to make a pit stop in Connecticut to pick up The Problem With Kids Today, the New Haven-hatched delinquent rock and roll trio that releases new single “Speed Freak” with enough power riffage to fill […]</p>
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Tours: Signals Midwest (Japan)

Signals Midwest is heading to tour Japan for the first time this February. The band will be supported by Anorak. See below to check out the dates.

Bite The Hand announces new EP, releases "Day Of Pain" video

Bite The Hand, the band made up of members of Spiritual Cramp, State Faults, and Absinthe Father, have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called Brutal By Design and will be out on March 8 via Big Bite Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “Day Of Pain” which was directed by Timmy Lodhi. Check out the video and tracklist below.

Tourneforte: "Wilmer"

Myrtle Beach-based emo band Tourneforte have released a new song called “Wilmer”. It is off their upcoming album Notes From a Lost Dog and will be out on February 16 via Acrobat Unstable. Tourneforte released Swimming Lessons in 2021. Check out the song below.

Mad Caddies release new song, "Baby"

Mad Caddies have released a new song called “Baby”. The song is off their upcoming album Arrows Room 117 which will be out on March 15 via SBAM and 55 Rose Records. Mad Caddies will be touring Canada starting in February and will be touring the Western US in May. Check out the song below.

Tsunami Bomb continue recording new tracks

Tsunami Bomb has provided a new studio update. They are back at District Recording and are laying down vocals for some new tracks, with keyboardist/singer Obliette recording material this week. You can see the post below.

Laura Jane Grace: "Birds Talk Too"

Laura Jane Grace has released a new song called “Birds Talk Too”. The song is off her upcoming solo record Hole In My Head which will be out on February 16 via Polyvinyl Record Co. Laura Jane Grace will be touring the US in March and touring the US and Canada (including a stop at Pouzza Fest) in May. She released Stay Alive in 2020. Check out the song below.

King Mike of Screaming Females forms new band- Dauber

King Mike of the now disbanded Screaming Females has formed a new band. It's called Dauber (named after "Dauber" Dybinski from Coach perhaps?) and the band debuts on February 19. That gig is at The Avalon Lounge in catskill, NY.

Worst Doubt announce new EP, share "Ruination"

French hardcore punks Worst Doubt have announced that will be releasing a new EP. The EP is called Immortal Pain and will be out on March 1 via DAZE and BDHW. The band has also released a new song called “Ruination”. Worst Doubt released Extinction in 2021. Check out the song and tracklist below.

Fest Intentions: Coachella 2024 with Lana Del Rey, Tyler, Doja Cat

<p>Start revving up those Kayak searches: The 2024 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival lineup has dropped, and it’s a doozy. The annual SoCal festival goes down across two weekends, April 12 to 14 and 19 to 21, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California; and this year’s packed lineup features a headlining trio of Lana Del Rey, Tyler, the Creator, and Doja Cat, plus a reunited No Doubt. The lineup hit late Tuesday (January 16), and we, like […]</p>
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