T.S.O.L. have announced that they will be releasing a live album called Live At The Observatory. It was recorded during the band's January 5, 2018 show at The Observatory in Santa Ana, CA. The release will include all of the tracks from their 1981 self-titled EP and Dance With Me. Live At The Observatory will be out in June 2018 via Hardline Entertainment. You can watch the trailer for the release below.
Belgium's Captain Kaiser have released a video for the title track off of their new album. The eponymous "Dog Days On Deck" is due out February 23rd on Bearded Punk Records. The band's most recent release, the Greatest Hits Col. 1 EP, was released in March of last year.
Punknews is very excited to premiere a new music video from Australian punk band Madam Wong. The video is for their single called “Cannibal.” The track will be on the band's upcoming EP called … And The Sunlight’s Creepin’ In, which will be self-released in March 2018. You can check out Madam Wong over on their Facebook page and their Bandcamp page and you can watch the music video below.
Last week Live! from The Rock Room released footage of Joey Cape's acoustic session at 350 Brewing Company (itself a sponsor of LFTRR). Josh Caterer of the Smoking Popes opened for that gig, and now a video is online of Josh performing acoustic versions of the dual lead tracks "Star Struck One/No More Smiles" off of the Popes' 1997 LP Destination Failure.
The Smoking Popes are also scheduled for a West Coast tour (with support by Bad Cop/Bad Cop) this coming April to mark the 20-year anniversary of that album. You can check out Josh's performance, and those tour dates, below.
The members of Garbage were recently featured on Amoeba Records' series What's In My Bag? You can watch the video below.
Brooklyn indie punk band Typhoid Rosie has announced they are releasing a new album. This Is Now will be released March 23. It is the follow up of their 2015 album Hearts Bleed Goodbye. Watch a video for the first single from the album "Sailing On" below.
The second video from Chicago pop-punk quartet Johnny Automatic's session at Live! from The Rock Room is now online. The track, "Seann William Scott vs. Ryan Reynolds," is off of the band's debut LP Robots, machines, and Weapons, which was released in 2014.
UK folk-punk act Matilda's Scoundrels have released a music video for their song "Bottles of Rum." The track comes off of the band's November 2017 album As the Tide Turns.
Harms Way has released a new video for their song "Become a Machine." Drummer Chris Mills explained in an interview with Revolver ""This song and video takes a critical look on our relationship with technology, as a society, and the enigmatic nature that it can create. It was great to work with [Director] Max (Moore) on this project, and he did a fantastic job bringing our vision to light. "Become a Machine" is off the bands 2018 LP Post Human via Metal Blade Records. Check out the video below.
Last week John Lydon aka Johnny Rotten was a guest on an episode of the CNBC show Jay Leno's Garage. It turns out Lydon has never driven a car before so Jay gave him a few pointers. You can watch a clip from the episode below.