Pissed Jeans‘ new album Honeys is out today via Sub Pop, and the band also shared a funny and somewhat ghastly music video for the track "Bathroom Laughter" that spoofs informercial television culture. The video was directed by Philly/LA filmmaker Joe Stakun (who has done ones Modest Mouse, Future Island and Japanther) and stars Mark Porsch from The Office. The band members also make cameos, and they’ll be celebrating the record’s release this Friday at Underground Arts with support from Leather and Lantern, which should make for packed evening of intense, noisy goodness that you don’t want to miss. And you don’t have to because we are giving away a pair of free tickets to the celebration. Just send us an email at thedelimagazinephiladelphia@gmail.com with the subject line "It’s in My Jeans!" for a chance to win. Good luck!

Tonight 8static continues their curation of this month’s Tuesday Tune-Out at PhilaMOCA with Chipocrite. He’ll be performing a Big Lebowski-themed set (which he originally did at 2011’s Lebowski Fest) featuring songs from the its soundtrack arranged for Game Boy as well as his own compositions. And of course, the Dude will be screened in its entirety so grab your bathrobe and white Russian mixers and head over to the Eraserhood art space! PhilaMOCA, 531 N. 12th St., 8pm, $5, All Ages – H.M. Kauffman

If you were saddened by the recent disbandment of The Weeds, you can still take in the beautiful vocals and words of the defunct band’s frontwoman Emily Ann Zeitlyn in her latest project Divers, which also features guitarist Ross Bellenoit. The quartet is rounded out by drummer Tom Bendel (Buried Beds) and Todd Erk (Hoots & Hellmouth, Birdie Busch, etc.). The brooding rockers will be opening for Shaking Through alums Auctioneer at Kung Fu Necktie tonight, and will also be joined by Wisconsin troubadour Anna Vogelzang. Kung Fu Necktie, 1250 N. Front St., 8pm, $8, 21+ – H.M. Kauffman 

Here’s a recording of gothic psych-punks Far-Out Fangtooth covering Iggy Pop’s David Bowie-produced track "Funtime," which was taped for WNYU’s "New Afternoon Show." You can catch the local four-piece performing live this Sunday when they co-headline with pals K-Holes at Johnny Brenda’s.

The Frances Quinlan-fronted trio of Hop Along embraces the raw, unfiltered straight-from-gut-to-the-listeners’-ears approach. It’s that instant reaction, “this isn’t staged, these are my real thoughts and fears” intimacy that gives Hop Along such authenticity. It’s easy to buy in. This isn’t fabricated or produced for effect; it’s just real. Using that as a starting point and coupling it with instrumentation that fits the context of the lyrics from bright and uplifting (energetically clean and harmonic) to down and out (ragged and dreary), all while Frances does her best to make you feel meaning from each and every word she sings is what you’ll find on the group’s official debut LP Get Disowned. Hop Along is a brutally honest band that opens the closet and shares all its skeletons. (Photo by Tiffany Yoon) – Michael Colavita

Check out the chilled-out psych-pop title track from Brendan Codey‘s upcoming release Twin Chimney! The album will be released on split, black & white shelled, chrome+ extra C20 cassette tapes with white & black imprinted ink on March 8 via Marmara Records.