Long-running UK-based activist punks Active Slaughter have released a music video for "Sea Shepherd." The song, which is the title track to the band's newest EP, released June 17th on Grow Your Own Records, stands as a tribute to the maritime animal rights group of the same name.
Uproxx.com has premiered Teenage Bottlerocket's video for the song "Why The Big Pause" (originally by The Punchlines). The track will be on their upcoming LP called Stealing The Covers, which will be out via Fat Wreck Chords on July 14, 2017. You can watch the video below.
Mexico's DFMK recently performed their song "Mal Presentimiento" (followed by an interview) for Pizzatanicos Punx. The band last released their EP 7 Canciones Sobre Un Individualismo Radical via La Escalera Records in 2016. You can watch the video below.
Body Count have released a video for their song “Here I Go Again.” The track is off their album Bloodlust, which came out in 2017 via Century Media. You can watch the NSFW video below.
The third and final video from MakeWar's Live! from the Rock Room session is now up for viewing. Rounding out the set is the track "Ode" off of Developing A Theory Of Integrity, released last autumn on Red Scare Industries.
NY punks The Jukebox Romantics have released a new video/single, "Breaking Rad." TJR recently signed to Paper and Plastick Records, who will be releasing Jukebox Romance's forthcoming album Sleepwalk Me Home this autumn.
The band's most recent album, Transmissions Down, was released in September 2015.
Side One Dummy Records have announced that they have signed Pkew PKew Pkew. The label will be reissuing the band's self-titled album with the addition of one new song on it. They also released a video for "Before We Go Out Drinking." You can watch it below.
Whitney Flynn of Days N'' Daze performed her solo song "Ditches" for Punk With A Camera's DIY Sessions. Days N'' Daze released Crustfall in 2017. You can watch the video below.
The first video from Bike Tuff's session at the Live! from The Rock Room studio has now been posted. This Michigan-based self-described punk rock/hunk rock (huh?) quartet's first offering is the song "Colorado," which was released as a the a-side on a 2015 single, and was also included in the band's 2016 LP Kamea.
Bike Tuff are also playing a series of gigs, including Vehicle City Fest 2 this weekend, and both Pre-Fest and The Fest in October. You can check out those dates, and the song, below.
Flatfoot 56 have released a video for their song "Forward." The track is from their album Odd Boat , which came out in 2017. You can watch the video here.