Sharing a new song called "Mountain Magick" this week, black metal luminaries Wolves in the Throne Room will return with a new album called Primordial Arcana, out August 20 courtesy of Relapse Records.

In a band statement about the recording, the three-piece offers:

Mountain Magick was shot in the northern reaches of the Olympic Mountains and the ancient forests that shroud the foothills. We wrote the story, created the costumes, shot the footage and did the editing ourselves, so it is a true product of our hearts and souls. Creating our own videos has been a long standing dream and now It’s very exciting to bring these Visions into the Cinematic Realm.

Check out a video for the new song below, including a full track listing for the upcoming record.

Rehasher returns in 2021 with a new covers album. Called Tasty Single Slices Vol. 1, the record features new takes on originals ranging from The Beatles to The Police and Steve Miller Band and Boston. The band features Roger Lima, long-time vocalist of Less Than Jake, as well as Tony Farrah on bass and Alex Klausner on drums. Lima formed the project in the early 2000s, playing bass with a hardcore-fueled punk sound different to the ska-pop punkish LTJ style he's often associated with -- releasing two full-lengths and several 7"s.

Back in action, the new record will release via SBAM and Smartpunk Records.

Check Rehasher's take on The Beatles' "And Your Bird Can Sing" via Spotify.

Bad Time Records is celebrating the current ska resurgence with a new series of split 7" releases that pair  third wave ska bands and newcomers. Called Wavebreaker, #1 in the series is a split between Less Than Jake and Kill Lincoln.

The first in the series releases on June 25 and features the new  "Need Some Shaking" Less Than Jake a-side and "Going Under" b-side by Kill Lincoln.

Beginning on July 29 in Cleveland, OH, The Obsessed and The Skull will embark on a co-headlining US tour, hitting mmore than 20 cities over roughly three weeks.

To prepare, fans should check out SPB's Wino interview from back in 2017.

Rise Against, fresh off releasing the newly Nowhere Generation (June 4), have added dates to their summer tour, including dates with Descendents and The Menzingers.

For more dates, hit the jump.

As Engald’s Bossk prepares for the release of their sophomore LP for Deathwish Inc., the band has unveiled the album’s colossal second single, “HTV-3”. The new album Migration, their first since 2016’s acclaimed Audio Noir, will release digitally on June 18th, with physical release coming later this year.

Watch the “HTV-3” visualizer below. You can preorder Migration now from Bossk’s new website, and catch them on tour this fall in the UK.

El Paso, Texas hardcore act, KNOW//SUFFER, will release their new EP, The Great Dying, on July 30th via Silent Pendulum Records. Check out their new track, "Thumbnail," on Bandcamp now.

Binding Spell, the Psych/Post-Punk project from Roger Poulin, will release a new album entitled, English Basement, on July 30th. You can check out the new single with guest vocals from Sara Phillips, "Been Better," below:

We bring news of a new Laura Stevenson self-titled record, due on August 6 courtesy of Don Giovanni Records.

The record follows 2019's well-received The Big Freeze, and soars with triumph and tribulation from events and personal experiences in the two+ years since.

Via press release, Stevenson explains: "The album was written as a sort of purge and a prayer," then recorded later. "It was a very intense experience to re-live all of the events of the previous year, while tracking these songs, with my daughter growing inside me, reliving all of that fear and pain and just wanting to protect her from the world that much more. It made me very raw.”  

Listen to the new single, "State," below and check out a few upcoming live dates with Lucy Dacus or Adult Mom.