Kim Gordon has released the title track from her upcoming solo album Play Me along with a new music video directed by filmmaker Barney Clay. The song arrives just days ahead of the record’s official release on March 13, 2026, marking the third solo album from the influential Sonic Youth co-founder. The video for “Play […]
More than 50 bands have contributed to a new charity compilation series titled A Tribute to Green Day, with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting two no kill animal shelters. The project, organized by Punk Rock Radar and Coffin Curse Records, features 59 tracks across two volumes pressed on limited edition colored vinyl capped at 1,000
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Ringo Starr is keeping the road moving. The Beatles drummer has announced a new album, Long Long Road, arriving April 24 via UMe. The 10-song collection marks his second consecutive collaboration with legendary producer T Bone Burnett, following 2025’s Look Up. Co-produced by Daniel Tashian and Bruce Sugar, Long Long Road features contributions from Billy
On March 5, 2026, Regime Music Group brought its extended musical family together for a packed showcase at Venice West in Los Angeles. The event, billed as Anti-Heros, featured performances from Jakobs Castle, Codefendants, Strange Case, and XCOMM, with DJ Miles Medina keeping the energy going between sets. The show was presented with support from SVN/BVRNT
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Hard rock’s newest wildcard is continuing his rapid rise. Kurt Deimer has released his latest single “Always There,” a gritty, twang-leaning rock track pulled from his upcoming sophomore album A Grog Is Born, due May 8 via Bald Man Records. Where many of Deimer’s earlier songs leaned into darker, heavier territory, “Always There” shifts toward
Fourteen years after their last proper run, Hole may finally be circling back. On Tuesday, Courtney Love set the internet buzzing after posting a video montage of former bandmate Melissa Auf der Maur to Instagram, soundtracked by Hole’s 1998 anthem “Malibu.” The caption was as subtle as a feedback-drenched chorus: “So do we tell the
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Orange County punk institution Social Distortion are back. The band have announced Born To Kill, their eighth studio album and first since 2011’s Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes. The record arrives May 8, 2026 via Epitaph Records. The hard-charging title track, which has been appearing in recent live sets, is available now alongside an official
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White Denim are back with a new single, “Hired Hand #2,” the latest preview of their forthcoming album 13, due out April 24 via Bella Union. The track follows earlier single “(God Created) Lock And Key” and showcases yet another stylistic turn from a band that has made unpredictability part of its identity for nearly
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Puscifer have never operated like a traditional rock band. They’re closer to a small production house that happens to write bangers, an ecosystem where characters, visuals, studio tricks, and songwriting all feed the same weird brain. And on their new album, Normal Isn’t, that brain feels sharper than it has in years: guitar-forward, post-punk-leaning, and
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Los Angeles upstarts XCOMM have released their new single “Hot Pursuit / One And Nothing” via Blowed Out Records, pairing pure, confrontational velocity with a darker undercurrent of self-awareness. As vocalist Michael Gatto explained in the band’s official statement, “Hot Pursuit” channels everyday frustrations, while “One And Nothing” reflects moments of clarity and control. The
