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"Packed the van and spun through being cool, Man, those drive-thru years really went slow/ Wawa lights in the rearview was making it."

Knumears is releasing their debut album Directions on April 3, showcasing their unique sound within the Los Angeles screamo scene. The album is available through Run for Cover and Summer Shade.

The Argentinian duo will kick things off this May with a smattering of dates in their home country, then hit the road across the United States, Canada, and Mexico through August.

Guitarist Daniel Kessler takes the mic for a rare showing, and his styling has a different, heftier presence/sheen compared to Banks. The song also leans more into Interpol's danceable tendencies.

However, after seeing Spin's Instagram post reporting on the potential Hole reunion, Love commented, "No Hole reunion," but added that she and Auf der Maur would be "playing some shows, new songs." She also added a comment to her original IG post, writing, "Me and @xmadmx touring new songs."

I wrote this song after a quick trip down to the tiny California town where I grew up. No matter how much time passes, part of my heart will always live among those golden hills. On this particular visit, I found myself talking to a woman who I clearly must have known in a former chapter of life, but I couldn't place her. Time sure can move through like a wildfire. All that's left are muted memories, elusive as ghosts.

Barring a further dramatic turn of events, the 30th anniversary tour of Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance will kick off tonight at ­Dublin's 3Arena.

Welsh band Mclusky has a mini-album on the way. The post-hardcore trio will put out i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley on March 20 through Ipecac Recordings. The band also shared that a new album is underway. The six-song record includes two leftovers from their last album, The World Is Still Here and So Are We, as well as four new songs. You can listen to the lead single, "i know computer," below.

Poison The Well and Converge both helped define '90s and 2000s metalcore, they both have anticipated new albums coming out this year, and now they announced a tour together for this spring. Support at the East Coast/Midwest dates comes from West Coast hardcore punks Spy and Connecticut death-y metalcore crew Balmora, and the West Coast dates are with punk antagonists The Armed and the AWOLNATION-related Barbarians of California.

"The record has this theme of liminality - not just as a place, but in your mind,"

It wouldn't be a season of A.V. Undercover without an appearance from GWAR, especially when the lineup consists of returning acts, including , Chelsea Studios NYC late last year, it was to join the ranks of Chappell Roan's "Pink Pony Club," and transform "the song's glitter-drenched celebration of identity and self-expression into a full-scale alien-metal spectacle." Mission accomplished: Rhett Miller , and The Wood Brothers . The only real question was which song the intergalactic rockers (by way of Richmond, Virginia) would choose from .

Ringing in the news is his new single " Traffic Lights," which was co-written with Thom Yorke and Josh Johnson, and gets an animated video by Nespy5euro. Check it out below. "Something about it reminded me of Atoms for Peace, so I sent it to Thom," Flea said in a statement, adding that the Radiohead frontman is "just the warmest, free flowing, jamming motherfucker."

"We made this record in eight to ten days," said singer Chris Robinson. "Bringing the high and inspiration from Happiness Bastards into this album, it was a natural progression. We experimented more, we wrote on instinct and how we were feeling in the moment. Rich brought a spontaneity to the record that I can't describe, but it's the best shit he's ever done."

feel welcome to the party, I don't want racists around, and I don't want sexist people around, and I don't want people there who think that trans people are a burden. I think that's a hard line for me now. I hope it naturally happens that people who do harbour those harmful ideologies aren't going to feel welcome, because they're going to walk in the door and realise that the gang's all here, all banded together around something positive,

"As I return to the stage and reflect on the release of Bella Donna, my very first solo album, I'm reminded of the courage it took to step into the unknown and discover my voice as a solo artist. My Stevie Nicks Bella Donna Barbie is more than a doll - she symbolizes my musical journey, and the strength that comes from staying true to yourself. My hope is that she inspires fans, and especially young dreamers, to take that leap of faith and believe in their limitless potential."

New York hardcore veterans Agnostic Front have joined forces with Run-DMC legend Darryl "DMC" McDaniels on a new song titled "Matter of Life & Death." The track is the latest single from Agnostic Front's upcoming album, Echoes in Eternity, set for release on November 7th. The song features the band's longtime vocalist Roger Miret trading verses with the hip-hop icon over a heavy guitar riff from founding member Vinnie Stigma.

"It's kind of the oldest song from the album process. It's kind of one of the ones I started first," Parker told Zane Lowe of "Dracula" on Apple Music 1. "That's, like, an example of one of the ones that started in this really raw, minimal way, and then just sort of, like, slowly expanded into this sort of, like, pop."

Sarah McLachlan's singing voice is one of the wonders of the pop music world. It has alternately belted out and whispered hit songs ("Adia," "Building a Mystery") as well as the most devastating Disney song of all time (Randy Newman's "When She Loved Me" from "Toy Story 2") and is a pristine musical instrument. It can elegantly vault octaves, scoop notes without a croaky glottal fry and crack words into multi-note, velvety yodels. It can be breathy and ethereal or a searing flamethrower - and she transforms into an angelic chorus of one when she tracks layers of her own harmonies.

With each subsequent tour, PUP and Jeff Rosenstock's respective scopes continue to grow. Between well-received albums and increasingly dedicated fanbases, both acts have been able to fill bigger venues just about every time they embark on a new run (and deservingly so, might we add). Fortunately, they've also managed to successfully scale their high-energy stage show with each jump, retaining a sense of intimacy even as the crowds grow more expansive.

The tour kicks off November 13 in Portland, Oregon, and will snake its way through major U.S. cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, and New York before concluding in Miami Beach on December 15.

For its 25th anniversary, Tom and collaborator Jon Wurster will take the show on the road for a few special nights across the USA.