On October 16, 2026, Oglio Records will release the One Year Anniversary Edition of The Edgar Allan Poe LP, arriving one year after MC Lars delivered the project to Kickstarter backers on Halloween 2025.
The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium to open a six-game homestand starting with a three-game weekend series against the Colorado Rockies (August 7-9), followed by three games versus the Philadelphia Phillies (August 10-12).
Nyrdcast Podcast 242: A Rare Episode
Topics: Comic Shops, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and homework
Beer: More Brewing Swells
Music: Let Me Downs
Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for July in Major League Baseball’s player development system. 28 winners represent 21 organizations; Rockies lead with three selections.
With just weeks remaining before the release of their highly anticipated tenth studio album, Bad Summer, Maryland alt-rock favorites Ballyhoo! have unveiled their soaring new single, “Thunderstorms,” available now on all streaming platforms.
Jason Tirotta joins the show to discuss his lifelong Yankees fandom. Jason explained how his father, a Brooklyn Dodgers fan, and godfather, a Mets fan, strategically decided he would become a Yankees fan when he was born.
The first New Comic Book Day of August is loaded with major releases from Marvel, DC, Image, BOOM!, Dark Horse, and more. Whether you’re following the latest superhero storylines or looking for a new indie favorite, this week’s lineup has something for every reader.
As expected, the #Cardinals sold off a few players; maybe a few less than I would have liked. Here are the releases from the Cardinals about the 3 deals they conducted and scouting reports on the deals.
roducer extraordinaire Mazare is teaming up with Newshapes on ‘Ego Death’, the title track of his Ego Death EP, which is slated for release on 31 July 2026 via Universal Music Italia.
Jersey City singer-songwriter Eddie Skuller presents ‘You Can Never Hold Back Spring’, a moving rendition of one of Tom Waits’ most quietly affecting songs. Revealing a gentler side of Waits’ catalog, the track replaces grit with tenderness and reflection.
Astoria, Oregon’s The Something Ain’t Rights blend punk, post-punk, country twang, and DIY spirit on their debut EP, Rotten In The Brain, out now via Hovercraft Records. Drawing from decades of underground experience, the band delivers a sharp, energetic statement that feels both timeless and timely.
