The Offspring

Offspring announce ‘Conspiracy Of One’ 25th anniversary reissue

Offspring are releasing a 25th anniversry edition of Conspiracy of One. The new version retains the original tracklist and is out November 14 via Concord music. You can see the announcement below.

The Raging Nathans

Raging Nathans release new song “Head Back Home”

The Raging Nathans have releases a new track. it's called "Head Back Home." That's off Bad Timing: Sordid Yoth Vol. 3 which is part of their archival release series. The record is out October 10 via Rad Girlfriend. You can hear the tune below.

Pennywise

Pennywise release Motorhead cover

Pennywise have released their cover of “Ace of Spades” by Motorhead. The cover is off the upcoming tribute album Killed By Deaf: A Punk Tribute to Motorhead which will be out on October 31. Check out the cover below.

Nirvana

Spencer Elden's 'Nevermind' lawsuit dismissed again

As you know, the cover of Nirvana's 1991 album Nevermind has a naked baby swimming on the cover. that baby is Spencer Elden (well, he's not a baby, now… he's about 34). About four years ago, Elden sued Nirvana under a number of causes-of -action, including a civil cause of action (as opposed to a criminal complaint) claiming that the image constituted child pornography, thereby damaging Elden. Three years ago, judge Judge Fernando M. Olguin ruled that the claims missed the statute of limitations and dismissed the case. So, the issue of whether the cover actually constituted child pornography was never addressed.

However, an appeals court overturned that decision and remanded the case back to Olguin. Late last month, Olguin dismissed the case again. This time he did address the substantive issue of the cover. Olguin found that "Neither the pose, nor the focal point, nor the setting, nor the overall context suggest that the album cover depicts sexually explicit conduct." He added that nothing "even remotely caused the image to fall under child pornography law", and compared the photo to a family picture showing a child taking a bath. Therefore, the matter was dismissed again.

Elden's attorneys have stated that they plan to file an appeal.

Home Front (Edmonton)

Home Front announce California shows

Home Front have announced four California shows. They'll be in the sunshine state in late November. The band will release a new LP November 14 via La Vida Es Un Mus Discos. Watch it Die opens the tour. You can see their ice-T/Jello Biafra inspired flyer below.

The Dead Milkmen

Dead Milkmen detail deluxe re-issue of 'Big Lizard'

Last week, it was announced that Dead Milkmen would re-issue Big Lizard in my backyard as part of Record Store Day. Drummer Dean Clean has revealed the specific details of the record. The deluxe 2xLP record features the full album completely remixed. Also, it now has 10, previous unreleased, alternate takes of songs from the original LP. Also, the release has changeable art, where you can switch between Dean's original design and a new updated design made be Dean, as well. You can see it below.

RUSH reunites for 2026 tour

RUSH reunites for 2026 tour

Here is some very punk news for you. RUSH has reunited. The band will be going on a 50th anniversary tour. Of course, the band will feature Geddy Lee on bass and Alex Lifeson on guitar. Drums will be handled by Germany's Anika Nilles. You can see the dates below.

Bad Religion

Brian Baker announces book tour

Brian Baker of Minor Threat and Bad Religion is on a book tour. He's promoting his new photo-book which is out now via Akashic books. Each event has a different host, but Mr. Brett and Ian MacKaye each host one of the stops. You can check out the dates below.

Vial

Vial release video for “Creep Smoothie”

Vial have released a video for their song “Creep Smoothie”. The video’s videography was done by Emily Nordstrom and it was edited by drummer Katie Fischer. The song was released as a single earlier this year. Vial released their album burnout as well as a re-recorded version of their 2019 debut EP Grow Up called Grow The Fuck Up in 2024. Check out the video below.

Radioactivity

Radioactivity: “Why”

Radioactivity have released a new song. It is called “Why” and is off their upcoming album Time Won’t Bring Me Down which will be out on October 31 via Dirtnap Records and Wild Honey Records. Radioactivity released their album since Silent Kill in 2015 and released their single “Erased / Fear” in 2019. Check out the song below.