Dance-punk releases, week 40

This week in dance-punk, Death From Above 1979 confirms a new album and 2027 tour dates, marking a significant return for the duo. Lime Garden releases the single 'Moving Target' and delves into themes of emotional turbulence and connection in their latest work. Peaches reimagines 'Fuck the Pain Away' for the Hellraiser: Revival soundtrack, while Fat Dog unveils their album Cancel Me (I’m Tired). New projects emerge from Logic1000, THÉA, and the collaborative effort Silk Fence, formed by members of Guerilla Toss, SML, and PC Worship.

1. 01

   Death From Above 1979, Death From Above, L’Objectif

   Death From Above 1979 announce new album Private Lives with title track and North American tour

   Oct 1 · 9 outlets

2. 02

   Lime Garden, smush, BEN plg

   Lime Garden share new single 'Moving Target'

   Sep 29 · 5 outlets

3. 03

   Peaches, Clive Barker

   Peaches reworks 'Fuck the Pain Away' for Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival

   Sep 30 · 4 outlets

4. 04

   Fat Dog

   Fat Dog announces new album Cancel Me (I’m Tired)

   Oct 3 · 2 outlets

5. 05

   Fat Dog, Logic1000, THÉA

   Sorties d'albums de Logic1000, Fat Dog et THÉA

   Oct 2 · 2 outlets

6. 06

   Death From Above 1979

   Death from Above 1979 announce new album and 2027 tour dates

   Sep 29 · 2 outlets

7. 07

   Lime Garden

   Rupture, tristesse, album, tournée, plan cul : le cycle infernal de Lime Garden

   Oct 4 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   The Clash

   Remembering When The Clash Became Unlikely Pop Stars in 1982

   Oct 3 · 1 outlet

9. 09

   Guerilla Toss, PC Worship, SML

   Members Of Guerilla Toss, SML, & PC Worship Team Up As Silk Fence: Stream Their Self-Titled Debut

   Oct 2 · 1 outlet

10. 10

    The Clash

    The Clash To Release Previously Unavailable 1982 Compilation ‘The World According To The Clash’

    Oct 2 · 1 outlet

11. 11

    Bloc Party

    Bloc Party: Moment Of Truth

    Oct 1 · 1 outlet

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