Daily Riot Fest Roundup

Thursday, July 6th, 2017
By Riot Fest / Archive, Chicago, Music, Roundup

The Queens of the Stone Age‘s New Album beat reporter here at Riot Fest has been overworked as of late, but took respite today in Rolling Stone’s sprawling profile on Villains. Head on over to catch up on how producer Mark Ronson, Iggy Pop and others helped shape the follow-up to 2014’s …Like Clockwork, how that shape is a round peg in a Q-shaped hole thanks to disco beats and New Wave influence, and a whole lot more.

We can finally hear the long-awaited pair of new albums that Shabazz Palaces drop next week! Head on over to NPR to get a First Listen of both Quazarz: Born on a Gangster Star and Quazarz vs. The Jealous Machines.

Yesterday was Matt Skiba‘s day, and today Rolling Stone revealed Mark Hoppus‘s version of the “Home is Such a Lonely Place” now-series of intimate home video clips that Blink-182‘s been sharing us with lately.

Check out “Whiplash,” the brand new song from Silverstein‘s new album. Dead Reflection comes out next Friday, July 14th on Rise Records.

Riot Fest is no stranger to the ridiculous promotional video, so join us in showing respect for the latest Gathering of the Juggalos infomercial! The Insane Clown Posse’s annual festival’s lineup is announced, and zaniness ensues for about 23 minutes, as it does every year. Buckle up!

Brendan Kelly‘s got a point:

The Smith Street Band takes a look in the mirror:

Knuckle Puck spoiler alert!

Lettuce not forget Death From Above‘s great new corn doggy-video. Or should we say…Hot Dot In A Hallway?

Downtown Boys have a new playlist for you of their favorite jams of the moment:

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