Single Mothers have released a new song. It is called "Nausea" and is off their upcoming album Everything You Need due out October 28 via Dine Alone Records. Single Mothers released their EP Bubble in 2021. Check out the song below.
<p>The all-star Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert at Wembley Stadium next month sold out in minutes, but now fans can watch the show from the comfort of their homes. Foo Fighters revealed on Wednesday (August 17) via Twitte that the September 3 show in London will be broadcast on Paramount+, MTV, CBS, and Pluto TV. The show, the first of two paying tribute to the late drummer, who died in March at the age of 50, will feature the Foo Fighters’ […]</p>
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<p>Hey there, happy Wednesday, Indigo Bay are serving up something called “Grimsby grit.” And it sounds pretty fucking good. The indie-pop band from the coastal English town dropped a propulsive single called “Bats” today (August 17), and it’s a cruising track of Hook-ian basselines, somersault synths, and a lofty push that has the ability to rinse our souls clean. The track celebrates Indigo Bay’s recent signing to Heist or Hit — we’re betting it’s the latter for these lads — […]</p>
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You’d better watch out for Liverpool based punks Tits Up. They are loud, they are funny, and they kick a whole bunch of ass. The band started this year off with a bang when they released their debut EP Greatest Tits out into the world on New Year’s Day, chock full of infectious hooks, catchy melodies, and raw punk spirit. After a short hiatus, the band returned with their ripping new single “Gaffa”. Punknews editor Em Moore caught up with bassist and vocalist Evie, drummer and vocalist Amanda, and their new guitarist Jen over Zoom for their first interview where they discuss recording Greatest Tits, the importance of humour, their upcoming Tits Out show, the DIY scene in Liverpool, censorship, abortion rights, and so much more. Read the first ever Tits Up interview below!
<p>Since we all pretty much hate our families these days, our prime idea of generations happily coming together involves genres over relatives. So we’re stoked to see She Wants Revenge announce a slew of fall tour dates with post-punk pioneers Chameleons on board as direct support, a run that kicks off November 1 here at Brighton Music Hall in Brighton. We’re nearly 20 years removed from She Wants Revenge’s unfuckwithable 2005 debut album (“Tear You Apart” and “These Things” still […]</p>
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<p>Now that the worst of the heat wave is past us (at least up in Massachusetts), the air’s starting to betray hints of Fall in the occasional chill one might get after a late night (or early morning) out. And since Fall’s just around the corner — just over a month left, dudes — it means Spooky Season (and who knows if that’s trademarked or not) is around the corner. You’ll get Spirit Halloween creating jobs for all, panicked articles […]</p>
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Toronto based PONY have released a new song called "Peach". The song appears to be a standalone single and is out digitally via Take This to Heart Records. PONY will be touring with Militarie Gun in the fall and released TV Baby in 2021. Check out the song below.
After the end of Screw 32, singer Andrew Champion formed the cherished, but short lived, Hopelifter. The Santa Cruz band warped together West Coast skate-rock, East Coast hardcore, and post punk, while dropping the whole thing over disparate techniques like blastbeats and sweet harmonies. While the band only ever released eleven tracks, their short stay impacted a lot of people on the West Coast scene. And now, the band's entire output is being assembled into a sweet vinyl package. Anthemology collects the band's two EPs (previously only on CD) into one 12-inch kicker and all the tunes are remastered. Below, we have the new master of 'St. Christoper." Speaking to Punknews, singer Champion said: "The song was about growing up in a small town (Danville, CA) and seeing the trains go through town, wondering where they were heading and having a difficult home life. Not to mention, being an "outsider" in every way possible from the very start of things. It's also about finding out that there were other people like me living nearby (like Eric Ozenne) and everything wasn't as hopeless as I thought it was. That art and music and writing could transcend a difficult existence and a confusing and sometimes dangerous world… that I was never really alone."The slice of vinyl is out September 2 via Sell the Heart Records and Brick & Mortar music. You can pre-order the release here and you can check out the track below, right now!
After the end of Screw 32, singer Andrew Champion formed the cherished, but short lived, Hopelifter. The Santa Cruz band warped together West Coast skate-rock, East Coast hardcore, and post punk, while dropping the whole thing over disparate techniques like blastbeats and sweet harmonies. While the band only ever released eleven tracks, their short stay impacted a lot of people on the West Coast scene. And now, the band's entire output is being assembled into a sweet vinyl package. Anthemology collects the band's two EPs (previously only on CD) into one 12-inch kicker and all the tunes are remastered. Below, we have the new master of 'St. Christoper." Speaking to Punknews, singer Champion said: "The song was about growing up in a small town (Danville, CA) and seeing the trains go through town, wondering where they were heading and having a difficult home life. Not to mention, being an "outsider" in every way possible from the very start of things. It's also about finding out that there were other people like me living nearby (like Eric Ozenne) and everything wasn't as hopeless as I thought it was. That art and music and writing could transcend a difficult existence and a confusing and sometimes dangerous world… that I was never really alone." The slice of vinyl is out September 2 via Sell the Heart Records and Brick & Mortar music. You can pre-order the release here and you can check out the track below, right now!
Jerry Only of The Misfits has announced that he will be releasing his debut solo album. It is called Anti-Hero and will be out October 28 via Misfits Records. The announcement also stated that "a solo release from Jerry Only does NOT mean an interruption or discontinuation of Original Misfits Touring". The Original Misfits will be headlining Riot Fest in September and playing a show in in Dallas with Alice Cooper and The Distillers in October.