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New Hold Steady Single

Posted in Bands on July 22, 2018

The Hold Steady released a new digial single last Friday, "The Stove & The Toaster b/w Star 18." The new single is their second such release in 2018 after four years without new material. Interested fans can find it via Frenchkiss Records.

The new release also predates the soon-to-beging Constructive Summer tour, which kicks off this Wednesday in Jersey City, NJ.

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THE HOLD STEADY
CONSTRUCTIVE SUMMER 2018

JULY
25 - Jersey City, NJ - White Eagle Hall - SOLD OUT
26 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
27 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer - SOLD OUT
28 - Asbury Park, NJ - Asbury Lanes - SOLD OUT

AUGUST
2 - San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall
3 - San Francisco, CA - Great American Music Hall - SOLD OUT
4 - San Francisco, CA - Rickshaw Shop

SEPTEMBER
12 - Toronto, ONT - Horseshoe Tavern
13 - Toronto, ONT - Horseshoe Tavern
14 - Toronto, ONT - Horseshoe Tavern - SOLD OUT
15 - Toronto, ONT - Horseshoe Tavern - SOLD OUT

New video and tour info from Restorations

Posted in Bands on July 22, 2018

Restorations, set to release LP5000 on Sept. 28 on Tiny Engines, have unveiled a video for a new song, "The Red Door," from their forthcoming release. The album marks their return to Tiny Engines record label and, to support its release, they will kick off an October tour with labelmates … Read more

Guitarist Brian Patton leaves Eyehategod

Posted in Bands on July 21, 2018

There's news on the Eyehategod front, as guitarist Brian Patton has decided to leave the band. Patton issued the following statement about his departure: Touring and being away from my family started to get harder after my daughter was born. Then soon after the arrival of my son, I left … Read more

New song from Daughters, new LP to come

Posted in Bands on July 15, 2018

Daughters have just released "Satan in the Wait," their first new song in 8 years. The new song is a teaser of more to come, as the band just signed with Ipecac Recordings for a new album planned for release sometime later this year. The band, who last released a … Read more

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Some Swans news

Posted in Bands on July 7, 2018

Swans will soon reissue Soundtracks for the Blind, originally released in 1996 before the band's hiatus (which lasted until their reformation in 2010). The reissue will be released in a limited 4xLP box complete with a poster, insert and download code, and it will also be available in CD format. … Read more

New Tim Hecker soon, remasters now

Posted in Bands on July 7, 2018

Kranky has announced the release of two vinyl remasters from Tim Hecker's catalog, Radio Amor (2003) and Haunt Me, Haunt Me Do It Again (2001), his first and second releases. The remasters, both released this Friday, prelude a new full-length coming sometime in the fall. Read more

American Television: new music, new coffee

Posted in Bands on July 7, 2018

Coffee has a special place in pop-punk history, and it's at the forefront of the soon-to-release Death Defier by Washington DC's American Television. When the band released their new album on July 28, they will also be selling a signature roast coffee made in collaboration with DC's Weird Brothers Coffee. … Read more

Strung Out - Astrolux Golden Ale

Posted in Bands on June 30, 2018

California Strung Out fans can now enjoy a golden ale designed for the long-running Golden State band, made by Lucky Luke Brewing. "For tasting notes, we wanted this beer to be light, refreshing, crisp and clean, but pack more punch than your daily drinking beer," Lucky Luke Brewing founder Brian … Read more

Fight Amp and Legendary Divorce members form Low Dose

Posted in Bands on June 21, 2018

New Philadelphia band Low Dose has released the song "For Sure," rising from the ashes of Fight Amp. The band consists of all three Fight Amp members along with Itarya Rosenberg, formerly of Legendary Divorce, on vocals. The band plays heavy punk/grunge and is currently in talks with labels about … Read more

Coarse release new song (ex-Capsize, ex-Old Wounds)

Posted in Bands on June 13, 2018

A new two-piece named Coarse has released the video to "Shed" (below) of their upcoming 6-song debut EP. The band features Brandon Gallagher (ex-Old Wounds - drums, vocals, programming) and Ryan Knowles (ex-Capsize - guitars, vocals, programming) and seeks to play heavy music that is district from their previous projects. … Read more

Dollar Signs album and tour

Posted in Bands on June 10, 2018

Dollar Signs have had a busy June. First, they released a puppet-y video for "Waste My Life Away," teasing the sound of the upcoming This Will Haunt Me, which releases on July 13 on A-F Records. The band will also be hitting the road at the end of the week, … Read more

New release from Mirrors for Psychic Warfare

Posted in Bands on June 2, 2018

Mirrors for Psychic Warfare, a project between Scott Kelly (Neurosis) and Sanford Parker (Buried at Sea), have announced two upcoming shows with Godflesh in Chicago and New York. The band also played several live dates earlier this year. In addition to increased live activity, the band will be releasing a … Read more

Michael Gira and Swans updates

Posted in Bands on May 19, 2018

Swans has three new news-worthy pieces of information. The band's 1996 album Soundtracks for the Blind will be released in a limited edition vinyl box sex (Young God), containing 4 LPS, digital download codes, and a poster. It's the first time Soundtracks will be issued on vinyl. Second, ringleader Michael … Read more

New from The Pauses

Posted in Bands on May 17, 2018

The Pauses have two exciting pieces of news to announce. First, they're releasing the new Unbuildingon June 22 on Arctic Rodeo Recordings. The new album is the group's second full-length and was mixed and produced by J. Robbins (Jawbox, Burning Airlines), who also helmed the band’s debut, A Cautionary Tale. … Read more

Torche in studio

Posted in Bands on May 12, 2018

Torche has returned to the studio for a new album set for release next year on Relapse. Not yet titled, the album will be the band's fifth overall. The offered a bried statement about what hey have in store: “The new record has a great balance of new elements that … Read more

Author & Punisher back in the studio

Posted in Bands on April 30, 2018

One-man industrial-metal project Author & Punisher are back in the studio at work on its sixth studio album. The new album will be issued this fall on Relapse Records and is to be recorded at K Street in San Diego, CA with additional recording in Las Cruces, NM. Besides the … Read more

Immersion album in June (Wire)

Posted in Bands on April 21, 2018

Duo Immersion, featuring Wire Colin Newman (Wire) and Malka Spigel (Minimal COmpact), will release Sleepless on June 15t via swim~. To announced the record, their first since Analogue Creatures Living on an Island (2016), the band has a video for "Micrclimate" embedded below. The album includes guest appearances from Matt … Read more

Bad Waitress join Royal Mountain

Posted in Bands on April 16, 2018

Toronto-based Bad Waitress has signed with Royal Mountain Records for the release of a new EP titled Party Bangers: Volume 1.BrooklynVegan Premieres New Track & Video for "Acid Brain" Party Bangers: Volume 1 releases on April 20. Read more Track Listing:01) Let's Get Fucked Up02) What Do I Want03) N.D.F.E.04) … Read more

The White Light comes together

Posted in Bands on April 7, 2018

The White Light is a newly formed group with members of Sunn O))), Engine Kid, Pelican, and Tattle Tale. More specifically, members are guitarist Greg Anderson (Sunn O))), Goatsnake), drummer Jade Devitt (Lucky Me, Gale Forces), bassist Bryan Herweg (Pelican), and vocalist solo artist and one-time collaboortor with the Postal … Read more

Audio Karate reform for Descendents shows

Posted in Bands on April 2, 2018

Former Kung Fu Records pp-punks Audio Karate have announced a run of reunion dates where they'll be opening for the Descendents. Legendary Descendents' drummer Bill Stevenson produced the band's Lady Melody record back in 2004. The band formed in the 1990s and officially went on hiatus in 2006. Wiretap Records, … Read more