Ohio’s screamo/crabcore group Attack Attack! will be releasing a deluxe edition of their self-titled album next month. There will be 8 new tracks, 4 of which will be brand new songs. Here is one of those new songs. It is called “Pick A Side” and claims to be Attack Attack!’s heaviest song. Attack Attack! released […]
Ohio’s screamo/crabcore group Attack Attack! will be releasing a deluxe edition of their self-titled album next month. There will be 8 new tracks, 4 of which will be brand new songs. Here is one of those new songs. It is called “Pick A Side” and claims to be Attack Attack!’s heaviest song.
Attack Attack! released their self-titled album June 8 through Rise Records. This deluxe re-release will be out July 19th on the same label.
California’s pop punk group The Story So Far has been streaming a handful of individual songs off their upcoming album of the past few weeks, it makes sense a full album stream would surface. So here it is, in its full glory. Go ahead, check it out, and see what their story is so far […]
California’s pop punk group The Story So Far has been streaming a handful of individual songs off their upcoming album of the past few weeks, it makes sense a full album stream would surface. So here it is, in its full glory. Go ahead, check it out, and see what their story is so far (sorry, had to make that horrible pun).
The Story So Far will be releasing “Under Soil And Dirt” June 21st via Pure Noise Records.
I had the pleasure of conducting my very first Dying Scene interview with Los Angeles based political punk rock band, DC Fallout back in June of 2010. Since then the band has grown a lot. They recently released their newest EP “Serfs Up” and will be flying the flag of political punk rock at this […]
I had the pleasure of conducting my very first Dying Scene interview with Los Angeles based political punk rock band, DC Fallout back in June of 2010. Since then the band has grown a lot. They recently released their newest EP “Serfs Up” and will be flying the flag of political punk rock at this year’s Warped Tour.
Now we’re back with DC Fallout interview número dos. This time around we discuss their new “Serfs Up” EP, music scenes, presidential elections, the death of Osama Bin Laden, the Zombieacalypse and more. Check it out here! Oh, and while you’re reading you can listen to the “Serfs Up” EP in it’s glorious entirety exclusively on “The Grind” right here.
Good news for fans of The Offspring: The band’s fansite theoffspring.eu just posted three demos from their recording sessions in 1986. The lineup that recorded the demos was Dexter Holland on vocals, Noodles on guitar, Greg K on bass and James Lilja on drums. The songs were part of the hard-to-find-42-song compilation tape Subject to […]
Good news for fans of The Offspring: The band’s fansite theoffspring.eu just posted three demos from their recording sessions in 1986. The lineup that recorded the demos was Dexter Holland on vocals, Noodles on guitar, Greg K on bass and James Lilja on drums. The songs were part of the hard-to-find-42-song compilation tape Subject to Blackout, which also featured Excel, No Fraud, SDT, A Number of Things, Manimal, Youthquake, Desecration, TSA, Conflicting Interests, US Distress, Attitude Adjustment, The Uprising, COTC and A Child’s Trust in God.
You can download the demos for “Halloweeen”, “Call It Religion” and “Fire and Ice” here. They’re actually f*ckin’ awesome! The demos were remastered by the fansite’s founder who is known as ANDiTKO. On why the songs are remastered, ANDiTKO writes,
“The remastered version has less noise, better EQ and louder volume without clipping. The quality is slightly better. I could not do much things to make it sound like a studio recording simply because i dont have a good source of the channels. I had to work with single mixdowns ripped from an old cassete from the year 1986…”
The Offspring are currently working on a new studio album.
As part of their ongoing series, “Transit Thursdays,” in which Boston pop-punkers Transit cover a different song every week, Transit have posted a new cover song. This week, it’s Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the USA.” You can watch them perform it here. You can find the original version of “Born in the USA” on Bruce […]
As part of their ongoing series, “Transit Thursdays,” in which Boston pop-punkers Transit cover a different song every week, Transit have posted a new cover song. This week, it’s Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the USA.” You can watch them perform it here.
You can find the original version of “Born in the USA” on Bruce Springsteen’s 1984 release of the same name. Transit are currently hard at work on their debut full-length, which is due out sometime this year on Rise Records.
NOFX have revealed that their upcoming hardcore covers 10-inch will be released August 2nd and will contain covers of of some of Fat Mike’s favorite 80’s hardcore/punk bands including Necros and Rebel Truth. You can check out the cover art right here. The band will be touring Canada with Teenage Bottlerocket for their “Great White […]
NOFX have revealed that their upcoming hardcore covers 10-inch will be released August 2nd and will contain covers of of some of Fat Mike’s favorite 80’s hardcore/punk bands including Necros and Rebel Truth. You can check out the cover art right here.
The band will be touring Canada with Teenage Bottlerocket for their “Great White NOFX Tour.” For those dates and more, click here.
You can watch full live sets of Fireworks, Mixtapes, Hostage Calm. Lions Lions and Transit right here. The sets are from their show in Club Lido in Revere, MA on June 13, 2011.
You can watch full live sets of Fireworks, Mixtapes, Hostage Calm. Lions Lions and Transit right here.
The sets are from their show in Club Lido in Revere, MA on June 13, 2011.
Metalheads, do you need some free music? Swedish metallers In Flames have posted a free digital sampler containing seven songs. You can grab it here. Their latest album “Sounds of a Playground Fading” is due out on June 21 on Century Media.
Metalheads, do you need some free music? Swedish metallers In Flames have posted a free digital sampler containing seven songs.
You can grab it here.
Their latest album “Sounds of a Playground Fading” is due out on June 21 on Century Media.
Nuclear Blast has signed thrash punk act Municipal Waste who will begin recording their upcoming fifth full-length album this summer. It is slated for a 2012 release date. Here’s what the band has to say, “It took a real long time to decide what we were going to do for our next record,” states WASTE […]
Nuclear Blast has signed thrash punk act Municipal Waste who will begin recording their upcoming fifth full-length album this summer. It is slated for a 2012 release date. Here’s what the band has to say,
“It took a real long time to decide what we were going to do for our next record,” states WASTE frontman Foresta. “We wanted to work with a label that were not only fans of the band and our music, but were willing to get behind any ridiculous idea that we could think of. Once we realized this, Nuclear Blast was the obvious choice. The Blast has been friends with the band long before doing a record was even a possibility. I feel like we’re starting off with a clean slate and decade of experience to start back up on the right track. Expect some great things in the near future from the WASTE. This is only the beginning! Nuclear Blast has shown their love for the WASTE for years,” Witte continues. “And when it came time for a new deal, it was a no brainer in my eyes. NB all the way. We are thrilled to be included among a roster of great bands and hard working people that love them. I can’t wait to get into that studio!”
The band released their latest album “Massive Aggressive” in 2009 on Earache Records.
Detroit pop-punk outfit Fireworks‘ drummer Tymm Rengers has posted a blog entry. In this entry, Rengers recounts the recording of the band’s latest album, “Gospel,” and gives a deeper insight into the recording process and what the band was hoping to do with this new record. You can read the post in its entirety here. […]
Detroit pop-punk outfit Fireworks‘ drummer Tymm Rengers has posted a blog entry. In this entry, Rengers recounts the recording of the band’s latest album, “Gospel,” and gives a deeper insight into the recording process and what the band was hoping to do with this new record. You can read the post in its entirety here.
Fireworks released “Gospel” last month via Triple Crown Records.
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