We Hate You Please Die release video for “Adrenaline”

French punks We Hate You Please Die have released a video for their new song “Adrenaline”. The video was directed and edited by Florent "Wudee" Dubois. The song appears to be a standalone single and is available digitally now. We Hate You Please Die released their single Sorority / Control in 2023 and released their album Can’t Wait To Be Fine in 2021. Check out the video below.

Into It. Over It. announce new album, release “Bandolier”

Into It. Over It. have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called Interesting Decisions Into It. Over It Songs 2020-2023 and collects all of their recordings from that time including tracks that they released previously on splits along with three new songs. The record is also the first release with their current lineup of Adam Beck, Matthew Frank, Joseph George Shadid, and Evan Weiss. It will be released on May 2 via Big Scary Monsters and Storm Chasers LTD. The band has also released a new song called “Bandolier”. Into It. Over It released their album Figure in 2020. Check out the song below.

The Queers release Pink Floyd cover

The Queers have released a cover of early Pink Floyd track "See Emily Play." It has not yet been announced if the digital single is part of a larger release. The band last released the all covers album Reverberation in 2021.

Proper. release video for “Middle Management”

Proper. have released a video for “Middle Management”. The video was directed and edited by Christopher Salyers. The song is off their EP Part-Timer which was released last year via Father/Daughter Records. Proper. will be playing Pouzza Fest in May and Post. Festival in July. Check out the video below.

Samiam and Off With Their Heads announce PNW shows

Samiam and Off With Their Heads will play three Pacific North West shows this August. Samiam coyly stated that they will be playing 1992's Billy in full. You can see the dates below.

WAiN announce EP

Massachussets based punk band WAiN have announced and released their debut EP titled Sleep, Medicine, Laughter. The band contains members of Cruel Hand, Love Letter and The Stereo State. See below to check out the release.

Joe Jack Talcum to release 7-inch on RSD

Tomorrow, Joe Jack Talcum of The Dead Milkmen and Chris Oliver will release a 7-inch. The record includes two JJT tracks that were reworked with new instrumentation by Oliver. Two tracks are on the record and it includes a download for the whole 8 song session. That release will only be available through Displaced Snail tomorrow.

Cross Dog announce new album, release “Hard Feelings” video

Peterborough, Ontario-based hardcore punk band Cross Dog have announced that they will be releasing a new album. It is called All Hard Feelings and will be out on June 7 via Stomp Records. The band has also released a video for their new song “Hard Feelings” which was written and directed by Mikey Reid. Cross Dog released their album Hollow in 2019. Check out the video and tracklist below.

NOFX announce details for final Toronto and Edmonton shows

NOFX have announced the details for their upcoming final Toronto and Edmonton shows. Descendents, The Interrupters, Circle Jerks, The Suicide Machines, Subhumans, The Flatliners, Real McKenzies, Get Dead, Bad Waitress, Codefendants, Outspoken, and Het Up! will be joining them on both dates in Toronto. Those shows will take place on August 17 and 18 in Downsview Park. Descendents, The Interrupters, Circle Jerks, Adolescents, The Flatliners, Codefendants, Real McKenzies, Get Dead, Choke, and Bad Waitress will be joining them for both shows in Edmonton. Those shows will take place on August 10 and 11 at Fan Park at Ice District. These shows are part of band’s upcoming final North American tour which starts in July (they recently announced details for their final Massachusetts shows, their final Utah show, their final Texas show, and final Portland shows). NOFX released their EP Half Album today.

NOFX will be touring Europe starting in May (they recently announced the details for their final Berlin shows and Slovenia show), playing their final London shows in June, and will be playing their final shows ever in California in October.

Frank Turner to release documentary series, releases “Girl From The Record Shop” video

Frank Turner has announced that he will be releasing a documentary series called The Work: 50 States in 50 Days. The series chronicles his journey to become the first non-American to play all 50 states over the course of 50 days which he undertook in 2022. The series was directed by Aaron Roberts and will feature appearances by Fat Mike, Tim Barry, The Bronx, Pet Needs, AJJ, The Bouncing Souls, and more. The first two episodes will be out on April 23 on the Veeps streaming platform and the ext two episodes will be out on May 21. Next month Frank Turner will be attempting to set the world record for playing the most shows in different cities in 24 hours around the UK. He will be releasing his new album Undefeated on May 3 and recently released both a video and lyric video for his new song featuirng Teenage Joans called "Girl From The Record Shop". Frank Turner will be touring the US starting in May and will be bringing his ’Lost Evenings’ festival to Toronto in September. He released FTHC in 2022.

Excuse Me, Who Are You?: “Let's End All of This”

Madison, Wisconsin-based emo band Excuse Me, Who Are You? have released a video for their new song “Let’s End All of This”. This marks their first-ever video release and it was directed by Evan McConahay. The song is off their upcoming debut album Double Blind which will be out on May 17. Excuse Me, Who Are You? released their EP About That Beer I Owed Ya in 2022. Check out the video below.

Scarboro : “New Normal”

We’re pleased to bring you a Punknews Exclusive premiere for NYC based punk hardcore punk trio Scarboro. The band have created a music video for their latest single “New Normal” which was released in February via WTF Records. Directed by Chris Warner and starring Lily Mo Sheen (The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent) the video brings to life the internal struggle of confronting the darker side of mental illness. See below to check out the video.