<p>One of the more intriguing shows on Cambridge’s live docket this evening (April 5) takes place in a small-but-mighty venue tucked between a yarn store and a pub, as the Lilypad plays host to Dru Cutler. The New York-based producer, musician, and songwriter released a double single back in February, featuring a cover of Flaming Lips’ “Oh My Pregnant Head” and a beautiful instrumental synth-scape titled “Slow & Sunny” (not dissimilar to his fall release “Will to Mend”). Now, he’s […]</p>
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<p>Editor’s Note: Welcome to V3 Weekend, Vanyaland‘s guide to help you sort out your weekend entertainment with curated selections and recommendations across our three pillars of Music, Comedy, and Film/TV. It’s what you should know about, where you need to be, and where you’ll be going, with us riding shotgun along the way. Music: Rock And Roll Rumble at The Middle East The Rock And Roll Rumble kicked off last night (April 4) in Cambridge, and now the World Series of Boston Rock gets into […]</p>
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Episode #649.97 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode, John and Em talk about the big Frenchkiss Records sale and John rants about how much he hates Kiss. They also discuss the Ramones upcoming picture disc series, Fucked Up’s new song, Scowl dropping off Welcome to Rockville, the new video by the Dracu-Las, and Cock Sparrer’s new video. The hosts also announce an exciting new giveaway on this episode. Two tickets to see Shannon and The Clams live at the Concert Hall in Toronto, Ontario on Saturday, May 25 are up for grabs! To be eligible you must: live in Toronto or the GTA and be over 19 years of age. If you want the tickets, email us at podcast@punknews.org and tell us why you want to go. Good luck! Listen to the episode below!

Episode #649.85 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode John and Em talk about Dog Party’s upcoming album and new video, the upcoming Jonny Ramone Birthday Party, Half Past Two’s video for “Talk Is Killing Me”, Kate Clover’s video for “Here Comes The Love Bomb”, Dexys’ upcoming live album, and P.Diddy and 50 Cent. They also talk about orgies. Listen to the episode below!

The Drew Thomson Foundation have surprise-released a new EP. It is called Fan Letter and features four new tracks. The lineup for this release is Drew Thomson, Mike Riley, Peter Land, and John Dinsmore. The Drew Thomson Foundation released their EP Existential Collapse in 2022. Check out the EP below.

Fulmine, the new band which features members of Chubby and The Gang, have announced that they will be releasing their debut EP. It is called Randagio and will be out on April 26 via La Vida Es Un Mus Discos. The band has also released two new tracks, the title track as well as “Insurrezione”. Check out the songs and tracklist below.

Wine Lips have released a video for “Stimulation”. The video was directed by Ciarán Downes. The song is off their album Super Mega Ultra which is out now via Stomp Records. Check out the video below.

Cloud Nothings have released a lyric video for their new song “Silence”. The song is off their upcoming album Final Summer which will be out on April 19 via Pure Noise Records. Cloud Nothings released The Shadow I Remember in 2021. Check out the video below.

<p>There’s a common retort among action fans, when confronted by a seemingly appropriative studio product, to point out that most societies with a functional film industry can make their own action movies and typically do so with a cultural understanding that a Western filmmaker can’t properly grok. It’s an argument that seems to make sense on the surface – an appeal to authenticity with a healthy dash of contempt for action fans who aren’t as worldly – but falls apart […]</p>
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Australian music festival Pandemonium has announced that they will be changing to a one stage event. The band released a statement on their website that reads, ”Pandemonium Rocks will be changing to a one stage event. All dates remain the same. A revised line up will be announced as soon as possible. For the sake of transparency, we are still waiting on responses from festival stakeholders across multiple time zones, which has a run on effect with ticketing, production, artwork etc. We appreciate this may not be the update you were hoping for, but in order to avoid further confusion, we will share confirmed details as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience."Dead Kennedys who were set to play the festival have announced that they will no longer be playing in an Instagram statement that reads, ”We regret to inform everyone that Dead Kennedys will not be performing at the Pandemonium Festival shows in Australia later this month as the shows have been reduced to one stage and Dead Kennedys will not be included in the lineup. Dead Kennedys is eager to tour Australia when schedules next permit.” As of this writing (April 5, 2024) no other bands have dropped off the festival.