Radiator Hospital, a.k.a. Sam Cook-Parrott, will be releasing a cover of "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," which you can stream HERE. It was written by Gerry Goffin and Carol King, and recorded by The Shirelles. The song will appear on a 7" split with Sorority Noise that will be available on September 30 as part of a new series being launched by Soft Speak Records. The preceeds from the album will be donated to a charity chosen by the bands. Cook-Parrott is currently on tour with his band, and he’ll also be doing a solo tour that will find him on the road with Swearin‘s Allison Crutchfield.

TJ Kong and The Atomic Bomb will be officially dropping a special digital edition of their EP KONG with bonus tracks on September 9 via American Diamond Recordings. They’ll be celebrating the release at Underground Arts tonight during the monthly edition of Communion, and will be joined by New Orleans’ Crash, Portland/Brooklyn’s Diane Birch, and some members of their American Diamond family. With Ron Gallo still riding high from the release of his LP RONNY and Levee Drivers recording material for their American Diamond debut, the crowd should be filled with plenty of familiar faces. Underground Arts, 1200 Callowhill St., 9pm, $15, 21+ – Bill McThrill

Restorations shared a new music video with NPR Music yesterday for the first single, "Separate Songs," from their upcoming album LP3. It was co-directed by Mitchell Wojcik and John Komar. According to frontman Jon Loudon, "’Separate Songs’ is one of our favorite compositions off LP3. We got to do all the things we like in here: heinous feedback, giant chorus, too many guitar solos, etc. The song is about throwing your computer out the window." For this album, they teamed up once again with producer Jon Low (The Menzingers, Bleeding Rainbow, etc.), and the record will drop on October 28 via SideOneDummy Records.

Queen Jesus, formerly King God and featuring members of Three Man Cannon, premiered a new music video yesterday for "Drop D" at Stereogum. The black and white footage helps to translate the song’s murky ominous, mood, while also touching on the corresponding living narrative imagery of the city. It was directed by Craig Sheihing, and the track can be found on the band’s upcoming album Darkness Yea, Yea, which will be available on September 12 via Philly upstart Stereophonodon Records. 

QUEEN JESUS – DROP D from Craig Scheihing

Purling Hiss recently shared the second single from their forthcoming album Weirdon called "Forcefield of Solitude." You will notice a more cleaned-up sounding version of the band, which seems to be the direction that they’ve been moving towards judging by their latest recordings. The new record is set for release on September 23 via Drag City, and they’ll be opening for J Mascis on Thursday, September 25 at World Cafe Live. (Photo by Aaron Biscoe)

TJ Kong and The Atomic Bomb give us a taste of how a wedding in their world might turn out in their new music video for "Don’t Come Home Pretty Woman." The track is off their latest EP KONG, which will be re-released digitally in an extended version on September 9 via local record label collective American Diamonds Recordings. The video was directed by Caitlin McCann (Dog Days Films) and TJ Kong (a.k.a. Dan Bruskewicz), and features Pig Iron Theater Company’s Dito Van Reigersberg (a.k.a. Martha Graham Cracker) and Bryan Bierman. The band will be celebrating the return of KONG tomorrow night at Underground Arts as part of Communion night.

Radiator Hospital celebrates the release of their latest LP Torch Song (Salinas Records) with a show this evening at Golden Tea House, as well as the launch of a corresponding tour. Sam Cook–Parrott continues to deliver a heartfelt blend of personal, powerful tunes with no shortage of catchy pop-appeal. Building momentum on honest lyricism, his songs ride on a wave of free-flowing instrumentation, putting a positive spin on sometimes melancholy sentiments. Tonight, the duo of Katie Crutchfield (Waxahatchee) and Keith Spencer (Swearin’) team up once again as Great Thunder, dishing out a wide-ranging mix of experimental rock that can switch gears at any moment. Keeping with the friendly-familial vibe, Attendant (whose debut album, Freaking Out, includes multiple contributions from within the same excellent creative circle) are set to bring their songs out of the lab and onto the live stage, while Wild Flowers of America will be performing their second show ever. Golden Tea House, (Please contact one of the acts or venue for more info.), 8pm, $5, All Ages – Michael Colavita

Cayetana just premiered their debut LP Nervous Like You, over at Brooklyn Vegan. The album officially comes out next week on September 9 via Tiny Engines. The ladies will be hitting the road this week for a weekend jaunt that will wrap with a record release show on Sunday, September 7 at Golden Tea House.

Here’s a new track from Mumblr‘s forthcoming album Full of Snakes called "Got It," which you can stream and download for free. It’s the third single from the record, and is about "being a strange, confused young man; feigning confidence and asking people to take him as he is," according to frontman Nick Morrison. Full of Snakes will be available on September 16 via Fleeting Youth Records, and the band will be celebrating its release on Friday, September 19 at Golden Tea House.

Krust Toons: "Down With The System" by Teddy Hazard – please feel free to drop him a line at teddandthehazards@gmail.com if you dig or have any funny ideas. You can also check out more of his illustrations HERE.

It’s hard not to reflect on the end of summer when Labor Day weekend rolls around. And this latest dreampop ditty, "Forever," by DAODA, a new project from Mike Sacchetti of pop-punk outfit Bad News Bears, creates those wide-open space for your thoughts to get lost in – reminiscent to Captured Tracks’ Beach Fossils. So hold on or let go, and download for free below – enjoy!