Primus have revealed ‘The Seven’, their first new song in six years, alongside info on their new album, ‘The Desaturating Seven’. The Desaturating Seven’ is set for a
September 29 release on ATO Records – it’ll be the group’s first album
in six years, following 2011’s ‘Green Naugahyde’.
Mastodon have shared a visualizer video for the lead track from their last album "Emperor Of Sand." The song "Sultan's Curse" got this trippy video which is now available via YouTube. Check it out here below:
When two estranged sisters have no choice but to rob a bank in order
to save their brother, the heist appears to be going smoothly until a
bank manager, played by James Franco,
sends the band of misfits down to a vault in the basement for the “real
money.” However, once making their way into the safe, the criminal
collective quickly learns there is no cash to be found, as they are now
not alone and being chased by something that is pure evil. Courtesy of director Dan Bush (The Signal), The Vault
pits Franco alongside Taryn Manning, Francesca Eastwood and Scott Haze
in a tale of all-out horror that is set to arrive in theaters and on
demand September 1. (highsnobiety)
Municipal Waste have released a new video for their song “Breathe
Grease.” This song is from the band’s latest album “Slime And
Punishment,” which is available now.
Singer Vehicle Design is launching a new brand called Singer
Reimagined and they've taken their love for chronographs and created the
Track1, a modern take on the designs from the '60s and '70s. Rather
than place a set of subregisters along the dial, the Track1 puts the
chronograph functionality front and center to make it easier to read. A
great watch isn't a great watch without a solid movement. The watch is
using an AgenGraphe movement, an ultra high-end caliber that took 10
years of development an consists of 447 parts and has a power reserve of
60 hours. The watch is surrounded by a 43mm grade 5 titanium
case that's complemented with both a sapphire crystal on the front and
back. Completing the look is a calf leather strap with brushed grade 5
titanium screw down rivets, and a grade 5 titanium pin buckle. (acquire)
“Obedience School”, the new Dennis Bersales-directed video from Dead
Cross, the Southern California outfit featuring drummer Dave Lombardo
(ex-Slayer, Suicidal Tendencies, Misfits) and singer Mike Patton (Faith
No More), can be seen below. The song is taken from Dead Cross’s
self-titled debut album, which will be released on August 4 via Ipecac
Recordings.
Prophets Of Rage
have released a video for their single "Living On The 110." The track
will be on the band's upcoming self-titled album, which will be out on
September 15, 2017. You can watch the video below.
Universal Pictures has released the trailer for its forthcoming crime thriller The Snowman. Directed by Tomas Alfredson, the movie centers around detective Harry
Hole (played by Michael Fassbender) who investigates a serial killer
nicknamed “The Snowman Killer.” The Snowman features performances from Rebecca Ferguson, Charlotte Gainsbourg and J.K. Simmons, and will hit theaters Oct. 20.
The Punk Rock Hillbilly,
a group that covers “Epitaph” era punk songs bluegrass
style, are streaming a cover of The Offspring’s “Self Esteem” on their
release B Sides. Check it out below.
Tyler, the Creator has shared yet another new song from his forthcoming album Flower Boy. It’s called “I Ain’t Got Time!”; listen below. Flower Boy is out July 21 via Columbia.
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard dropped the video for their song “Invisible Face”, which comes off their 2016 album Nonagon Infinity. View the video below.
South Bay punk natives Neckbreaker have just dropped their new video for “Losershit,” from their last album “No Filter,” which you can check out below.
Nine Inch Nails has shared a lyric video for “Less Than,” a new song that will appear on their upcoming EP titled Add Violence. It is scheduled to be released on July 21, 2017.
Although it's still under development — the company says it's "95% of
the way there" with the exterior — the latest Aston Martin Valkyrie
Hypercar images are worth a look. The current design, developed in
collaboration with Red Bull Racing, is heavily influenced by
aerodynamics, with features like full-length Venturi tunnels, a
teardrop-shaped cockpit, and openings in the body surface between the
cockpit and front wheel arches which provide added downforce. Inside,
the two seats are mounted directly to the tub in an F1-style "feet up"
position, while nearly all the controls are mounted on the removable
steering wheel, on either side of the embedded OLED display that serves
as instrumentation. No release date has yet been set. (Uncrate)
Trip-hop pioneer Tricky has announced a new album, ununiform, and shared its first single (and closing track), "When We Die," which featured longtime collaborator Martina Topley-Bird. Ununiform is due out September 22 via False Idols/!K7.
The official lyric video for the new Prong song “Divide And Conquer” can be seen below. The track is taken from the band’s upcoming album, “Zero Days”, which will be released on July 28 via Steamhammer/SPV.
Dan Snaith is releasing a new
Fabriclive 93 mix under his Daphni moniker next week (21st July), and
has shared a third track from it. Listen to ‘Hey Drum’ below.
Aphex Twin has shared a new song, “korg funk 5,” to cap off his collaboration with Korg on its new Monologue instrument. Listen to the track, which features vocals from Richard D. James’ son, below.
Hardcore punk band Integrity have released a new video titled “7 Reece
Mews” off their upcoming album ‘Howling, For The Nightmare Shall
Consume’ out July 14 via Relapse Records.
The official lyric video for the song "The Longest Winter" from cult U.K. metallers Paradise Lost, can be seen below. The track is the first single from the band's upcoming studio album, "Medusa", which will be released on September 1 via Nuclear Blast.
As a celebration of the 45th anniversary of the beginning of the Nike Cortez line, this classic silhouette is getting a modern upgrade in the new Nike Cortez Flyknit Sneaker. The Cortez was originally released in 1972. It was Nike’s first track shoe and soon became a brand leader. The Flyknit forgoes the traditional nylon and leather uppers of the Cortez line and replaces it with a lightweight, ultra-breathable synthetic material. The ankle gives a more sock-like appearance. This sleek track-ready shoe retains the iconic form but has eliminated the old sharktooth outsole for a modern, enhanced look that is padded for extra cushioning. It is presented in two colorways. There is the OG white/red/blue combination paying tribute to the Nike’s worn by Forrest Gump in the eponymous movie, and a classic black/white option. Both feature a retro looking Swoosh while the toecap and side panels have been reworked.
Ted Leo has announced a new solo album The Hanged Man. It’s his first Ted Leo album since 2010’s The Brutalist Bricks, released as Ted Leo and the Pharmacists. The self-released record is due September 8 and was funded through the Kickstarter campaign he created back in February. Leo has shared a new song from the LP, “You’re Like Me.” Listen to “You’re Like Me” via Soundcloud here.
SoCal’s punk legends Channel 3 are back with a new video for “The God That You Deserve.” Check it out below. On August 18th CH3 will be releasing their first full length album in
fifteen years, dubbed “Put Em Up” which will be available via TKO Records.
