<p>When people see themselves up on the Jumbotron, they usually respond by dancing. And now hearing “Jumbotron”, the seductive new synth-pop single from Set Feux, should inspire the same kind of impassioned reaction. Released this past Friday (March 1), the latest from Toronto musician Diana Planche is an escapist fantasy, a slow-burning twirl under neon lights and atmospheric ambition, and callbacks to the usual retro-pop styling points all apply here in spades. But there’s a tension building under the glossy […]</p>
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White Reaper have released a cover of “I Can’t Escape Myself” by English post-punk band The Sound. The song originally appeared on The Sound’s 1980 album Jeopardy. The cover is available digitally now. White Reaper released their album Asking For A Ride in 2023. Check out the cover below.

Sublime with Rome have announced dates for their farewell tour. They will be touring around the US and Canada starting in April and running through September. The lineup for this tour is Rome Ramirez, Joe Tomino, Brian Allen, and Gabrial McNair. Tickets go on sale on March 8. The band will also be releasing their final single called “Love Is Dangerous” on April 5. Sublime With Rome announced that 2024 would be their final year as a band in December and released their EP Tangerine Skies in 2023. Check out the dates below.

Incisions have surprise-released a new EP. It is called Living Proof and features five tracks including their 2022 single “Gasoline”. Incisions released their album Bliss in 2021. Check out the EP below.

Today we are stoked to bring you the premiere of the new video by New York-based punks Bad Mary! The video is for the re-recorded version of their song “Forget About It” and was directed by the band’s guitarist David Henderson. Speaking about the track bassist Mike Staub said, ”’Forget About It’ is a song we've been playing in our sets for years. It's probably the song that we have played the most as a band. An important part of every set, it's been a crowd favorite forever. With Better(er) Days we really wanted to capture the live energy and the chaos of a song with less than two chords, one line of lyrics, and a one-note guitar solo”. Lead vocalist Amanda Mac added, "I love performing this song. It's a fun and wacky song that's simple and only has one line of lyrics. We wanted to capture that manic live state when rerecording this one and wanted to make sure the live energy is in there" ”Forget About It” is off their upcoming Better(er) Days EP which features recorded and remixed versions of songs from their first album Better Days to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Better(er) Days will be out in June. Watch the video below!

Power Trip have announced two more "reunited" shows. The band will play Texas and NYC. Ceremony opens both dates, along with Frozen Soul. You can see the dates below.

Kid Kapichi have released a video for their new song “Zombie Nation” which features Suggs of Madness. The video was directed by Nick Suchak. The song is off their upcoming album There Goes The Neighbourhood which will be out on March 15 via Spinefarm. Kid Kapichi will be touring the UK and Europe in the spring and released their album Here’s What You Could Have Won in 2022. Check out the video below.

Tentacle Fest, the festival put together by Alternative Tentacles, has announced its lineup for this year. The festival will take place over the course of three days in April. Build Them to Break, Middle-Aged Queers, and a to be announced band will be playing on April 18. Fleshies, Sandrider, M.I.A., and Moms With Bangs! will be playing on April 19. The Darts, DFMK, and Wheelchair Sports Camp will be playing on April 20. All shows will take place at Thee Stork Club in Oakland, California.

<p>Where were you four years ago today? Probably blissfully unaware of the bullshit that would unfold over the next few weeks as the pandemic brought the world to a standstill. For Maya Von Doll of Sohodolls, the musician was at her own personal breaking point, and one that would get even more complicated as lockdowns swept across England. A silver lining of her ordeal, which feels like something shared by many at the time, is “What Kinda Love,” a swirling […]</p>
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Last year Erica Dawn Lyle and Vice Cooler released their collaborative benefit album Land Trust: Benefit for NEFOC on Bandcamp and they’ve just announced that the album will be getting a physical version. The album will be available on vinyl via Get Better Records on March 22. All of the proceeds will be going to NEFOC, an Indigenous and POC-led organization that connects POC farmers and land stewards to land “while centering and respecting Indigenous sovereignty”. A video for “Decoder Ring” which features Katie Alice Greer of Priests has also been released. The video was directed and edited by Vice Cooler and was shot in one take using a backup camera from a Ford Explorer. Check out the video and tracklist below.