Judd Apatow’s latest, The King of Staten Island, tells the story of Scott (Pete Davidson), a 24-year-old who still enjoys the comforts of living at home with his widowed mother, Margie (Marisa Tomei). That is, until she starts seeing someone new and gently points out that it might be time to move out. Which poses a bit of a problem for Scott seeing as he hasn’t quite yet managed to turn his dream of opening a restaurant doubling as a tattoo parlor, into reality.
We are happy to premiere the new single by Detroit's Reuther, 'Let Go'.
We haven’t posted one of these guides in quite some time because... you know, no travel.
Loosely inspired by Richard Connell’s ‘The Most Dangerous Game,’ this B-movie about ‘liberal elites’ hunting and killing ‘deplorables’ for sport garnered quite some free publicity before its release thanks to right-wing nuts and even Trump himself lashing out in righteous anger. Which is actually funnier than most of the jokes in this movie. I mean, if an over-the-top movie that doesn’t take itself serious for a single second upsets you, then I guess it makes sense you are also the type of person who would vote for Trump.
Anyway, back to ‘The Hunt’.
New Jersey punk legends, The Bouncing Souls, recently released ‘Volume 2,’ a cheekily titled album filled with reimagined songs culled from the band’s extensive back catalog.
Maxïmo Park have shared new track "I Don't Know What I'm Doing", taken from their upcoming new album Nature Always Wins (out 2/26 on Prolifica Inc.). The new track is the band at their most direct and agile, arriving in a revved-up and snaking flurry it confronts the fear, anxiety and guilt associated with the cause-and-effect nature of one’s own actions.
Three years after their last album, 'Laurent', and 150 shows later, Belgium's It It Anita is ready for the next chapter.
'Cucaracha' is the first single off the band's upcoming album, 'Sauvé,' recorded with Amaury Sauvé (Birds In Row, Bisou Bisou) in a small French town between Rennes and Paris.
The album will be out March 5 via Vicious Circle Records.
Do you know Slasher? How about Swasimodo? Or Speedo? Perhaps J Reis, J. Reis, John, John Re, John Rei, John Reis, John Reis Jr. or maybe John Reis, Sr.? What about just Reis? More likely Swami, Swami John, or Swami John Reis, I’m guessing.
Thinking about a fox face may give many of us warm, fuzzy feelings. But don’t forget that foxes have teeth. While Milwaukee quartet Fox Face may not bite your face, their new album End of Man might just melt it off. Featuring players drawn from various corners of the Brewtown music scene, Fox Face came together organically ahead of the recording sessions for their November 2017 debut album, Spoil + Destroy. Main songwriter Lindsay DeGroot (The Olives) started working on her songs with multi-instrumentalist Lydia Washechek (Static Eyes).
Seven years since their last official release and against all odds, CRAZY ARM, are very pleased to announce their long awaited return. A shot out of the blue, the Devon punk-roots trail-blazers release an incendiary new single ‘Brave Starts Here’ - out now.
Rigorously road-tested during these interim years, 'Brave Starts Here' is a breathless ode to heartbreak, loneliness, ageing and self-determination, occupying that sweet spot between bluegrass and punk rock. It's also a tribute to their good friends and label-mates, Larry & His Flask.
