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Nobody's Flowers is another project of Nick Fit (who plays in Loss Leader with Self Defense Family/Drug Church's Patrick Kindlon, Neaux with VersaEmerge's Sierra Kay, and more), and though his roots are in hardcore, this band takes influence from bands like The Sundays, The Smiths, and The Stone Roses...

Souvenirs are on the AFI/Nothing tour, and also have some dates with just Nothing.

Also: AFI/No Doubt supergroup DREAMCAR, Aimee Mann, The Make-Up, and more.

Depression and depersonalization have historically set the stage for Planning for Burial's idiosyncratic fusion of metal, slowcore, shoegaze, post-rock, and drone, something Wasluck calls "Gloom," but the project's third album, Below the House, offers a more vulnerable demonstration of its creator's psyche...

Tonight's NYC shows include PWR BTTM, RZA, RHCP, Sufjan Stevens with Kid Millions, Buzzov-en, Sheer Terror, Antibalas, Turn To Crime, and more.

'Music for Everyone' features rare or unreleased music by Taking Back Sunday, Walter Schreifels, Brendan Kelley, Dave Hause, Chris Farren, Potty Mouth, Allison Weiss, Anthony Green, Fran Iero, Anti-Flag, and more.

Check out lists from Into It. Over It., Jay Som, Chris Farren, Bob Nanna (Braid), Steve Bays (Hot Hot Heat), Amber Arcades, DOOMSQUAD, and more.

Most of Dead Heavens' tour is on the West Coast with Strokes side project CRX, but there's also a headlining Brooklyn show.

Vanishing Life's tour hits NYC for a show with Sierra Kays' new band Neaux.

As we mentioned, noisy pop-punks Culture Abuse are hitting the road in October with Touche Amore and Tiny Moving Parts. While that tour didn't have a NYC date, Culture Abuse have added one of their own...