After more than two decades, multi-platinum rock band THE CALLING will release their long-awaited third studio album, Before The World Turns To Dust, on September 25 via TLG | Virgin Music Group.
Vancouver rock outfit The Get Arounds return with Going Out Tonight, a hook-loaded second full-length that sharpens their sound into something tighter, louder, and more self-assured than their debut I Wanna Live. Built on power pop, alternative rock, and pop-punk foundations, the record leans into big guitars, punchy rhythms, and choruses that land fast and stick.
Comic fans, get ready. Wednesday, August 19 brings another packed week of new releases from Marvel, DC, Image Comics, and independent publishers. With major ongoing storylines, exciting #1 issues, and milestone releases hitting shelves, there’s something for every reader.
Jamie James and Oglio Entertainment are taking another trip into the vaults with Steppin’ Back 2009, arriving digitally August 21. The latest collection follows Steppin’ Back 1988, Steppin’ Back 1999 and Steppin’ Back 2004, bringing the archival series up to 2009 and offering a unique look at how James’ songwriting evolved across more than two decades.
Maryland alternative rock veterans Ballyhoo! have released their new single, “Slowly Dying,” the final preview of their highly anticipated tenth studio album, Bad Summer, arriving August 28 via Right Coast Records.
The idea behind “Breathe” was to take a song already loaded with attitude and push it into a rougher, noisier and more garage-driven shape, treating the cover as a tribute with their own dirt, tension and character.
Originally released in 2010 as a high-octane 7-track mini-album to launch his solo career following the breakup of power-pop outfits like The Leftovers, Kurt Baker’s Got It Covered has finally received its long-overdue debut on wax.
Colorado folk-punk band Doom Scroll have released their defiant new single, “The Ravine,” accompanied by a stop-motion video, ahead of their new album, ‘Exhausted Dialogue’, due October 6.
Dave Filipi — Head of the Film Department at Ohio State University’s Wexner Center for the Arts and lifelong Minnesota Twins fan joins the show to discuss his fandom.
Nearly two decades after its initial 2008 CD release, Nerf Herder’s fan-favorite comeback album IV has finally received its long-overdue debut on wax. Released via Oglio Entertainment, this first-ever vinyl pressing treats the Santa Barbara geek-rock pioneers to a physical presentation that matches the catchy, crunchy joy of the music itself.
Matt and Jay review 2026 summer movies like Mortal Kombat 2 and Scream 7. Explore the latest in TV, wrestling, and craft beer in this episode of the Nyrdcast Podcast.
