The song appears on an expanded edition that also features a collaboration with Dazy, as the band continues a run of shows priced at just $20 a ticket.
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The song appears on an expanded edition that also features a collaboration with Dazy, as the band continues a run of shows priced at just $20 a ticket.
On their eighth album, the Philadelphia band refine their songwriting with producer Will Yip, trading youthful angst for a sharper, more lived-in sound.
The Los Angeles punk quartet will spend the fall on the road, supporting their third album due August 28 via Reprise/Warner.
The New Orleans duo returns with a 13-track follow-up to February’s Blame the Clown and a fall tour supporting the Breeders and Kurt Vile.
The first new music since 2024’s *Saviors* leads a 30-track compilation tied to the band’s upcoming comedy film, *NIMRODS*, co-produced by Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool.
A streetwear partnership turned into a public clarification after the anti-consumerist punk group’s label stepped in. Vans executive Steve Van Doren says he spoke with Ian MacKaye.
The Michigan schoolteacher helped launch one of punk’s most important zines and labels, leaving a mark on hardcore’s formative years through a partnership built on humor and instinct.
The early-’90s punk duo, Corin Tucker’s pre-Sleater-Kinney project, will tour the US this fall for the first time since their 1994 breakup.
Fronted by artist Gregg Deal, the band sharpens its critique of American myths on Wagon Burner, an album that pairs caustic humor with hardcore urgency.
After a long stretch away from the studio, the Providence-via-New York punk band returns with a record that sharpens its mix of hardcore, Latin groove, and revolutionary intent, anchored by Guy Picciotto’s production.
