Sydney hardcore outfit Endless Heights are streaming a new song over on their Facebook and Tumblr pages. It’s called “Glass Hearts” and you can stream it here. Or stream it while reading the lyrics here. Whatever tickles your fancy. The band’s 2010 debut EP, “Prologue,” is still available for free over at their Bandcamp page.
Sydney hardcore outfit Endless Heights are streaming a new song over on their Facebook and Tumblr pages. It’s called “Glass Hearts” and you can stream it here. Or stream it while reading the lyrics here. Whatever tickles your fancy.
The band’s 2010 debut EP, “Prologue,” is still available for free over at their Bandcamp page.
The Menzingers, who recently signed to Epitaph, will be re-releasing their debut album, “‘A Lesson in the Abuse of Information Technology,” on vinyl in June. The album originally came out in 2007. The re-release is coming from Mightier Than Sword Records and Radio Shop Cast. The first pressing of 1000 will have 100 180g Vinyl […]
The Menzingers, who recently signed to Epitaph, will be re-releasing their debut album, “‘A Lesson in the Abuse of Information Technology,” on vinyl in June.
The album originally came out in 2007. The re-release is coming from Mightier Than Sword Records and Radio Shop Cast. The first pressing of 1000 will have 100 180g Vinyl on Black, 450 Solid White (Exclusive MTS Color) and 450 Solid Army Green (Exclusive Shop Radio Cast Color). Pre-orders start Friday on the MTS site.
The Menzinger’s released their last album, “Chamberlain Waits,” last year on Red Scare.
Buffalo NY punk act Pentimento are currently streaming their latest release “Wrecked” on their Bandcamp page. This is in anticipation of their tour in late summer with the dates announced later this month. For those unfamiliar with the band, they formed in July of 2010 and have a sound reminiscent of Hot Water Music and […]
Buffalo NY punk act Pentimento are currently streaming their latest release “Wrecked” on their Bandcamp page. This is in anticipation of their tour in late summer with the dates announced later this month.
For those unfamiliar with the band, they formed in July of 2010 and have a sound reminiscent of Hot Water Music and Small Brown Bike. You can stream their EP “Wrecked” here.
In addition to the statement released yesterday about the controversy surrounding “Holy Shit,” Living with Lions is recalling the album and returning the funding they got from FACTOR. They will rerelease the record soon without indirect government help. Ian Stanger, who owns the band’s label, released this: In light of the recent controversy regarding the […]
In addition to the statement released yesterday about the controversy surrounding “Holy Shit,” Living with Lions is recalling the album and returning the funding they got from FACTOR. They will rerelease the record soon without indirect government help. Ian Stanger, who owns the band’s label, released this:
In light of the recent controversy regarding the artwork for Living With Lions’ album, “Holy Shit”, the band and label have voluntarily agreed to return the loan of $13,248.00 in its entirety, which was offered in support of this record. The product will be withdrawn from the domestic market immediately, and we requested our international partners to withdraw product internationally as well. We understand the band’s desire to maintain their creative integrity. Therefore the album will be re-released as a non-FACTOR supported project in the coming weeks.
The material was not intended to be offensive, though we regret it was interpreted that way. Further, we regret the negative attention that this matter has brought to FACTOR. FACTOR is an integral part of supporting and sustaining Canadian music domestically and internationally, and their support of our work and that of other Canadian musicians is invaluable.
“Holy Shit” originally came out May 17. When we hear of an official re-release date, we’ll let you know.
Maryland pop-punkers Life on Repeat are streaming the title song from their upcoming record, “Struggle + Sleep.” Check out the track over here. The album drops June 14 on Equal Vision Records. They released the track list back in April. The band’s last album was “As I Grew,” which came out in December 2009.
Maryland pop-punkers Life on Repeat are streaming the title song from their upcoming record, “Struggle + Sleep.” Check out the track over here.
The album drops June 14 on Equal Vision Records. They released the track list back in April. The band’s last album was “As I Grew,” which came out in December 2009.
The Horrible Crowes, side project of The Gaslight Anthem‘s Brian Fallon and longtime Gaslight guitar tech Ian Perkins, have finished recording their new album. They posted a studio update, complete with release date, on their blog: We finally finished up after about seventeen days of recording for the record. It’s scheduled to be released on […]
The Horrible Crowes, side project of The Gaslight Anthem‘s Brian Fallon and longtime Gaslight guitar tech Ian Perkins, have finished recording their new album. They posted a studio update, complete with release date, on their blog:
We finally finished up after about seventeen days of recording for the record. It’s scheduled to be released on September 6th on Side One Dummy records. We’ve got 12 songs, and we’re all very excited to have been able to do this record. Thanks to everyone who helped and who’s watching!
The guys said in an earlier update that they won’t be releasing any preview tracks or artwork ahead of time, so you’ll have to wait until September. The Gaslight Anthem released “American Slang” last year on SideOneDummy.
Compton punk act Pour Habit have announced U.S. tour dates with Arizona punk rockers Authority Zero. Not sure about you guys, but I would be stoked as hell to see these bands play together. You can check out the dates and locations here. Because we’re so unbelievably thorough, we went ahead an interviewed BOTH bands […]
Compton punk act Pour Habit have announced U.S. tour dates with Arizona punk rockers Authority Zero. Not sure about you guys, but I would be stoked as hell to see these bands play together.
You can check out the dates and locations here.
Because we’re so unbelievably thorough, we went ahead an interviewed BOTH bands for your reading pleasure. Read our interview with Pour Habit here and Authority Zero here.
You may remember last week when Vancouver pop-punk act Living With Lions caused controversy with their new album “Holy Shit,” which seems to mock Christianity with it’s imagery. Well now the band has responded and you can check out what they have to say right here. Living With Lions released “Holy Shit” on May 17th […]
You may remember last week when Vancouver pop-punk act Living With Lions caused controversy with their new album “Holy Shit,” which seems to mock Christianity with it’s imagery. Well now the band has responded and you can check out what they have to say right here.
Living With Lions released “Holy Shit” on May 17th via Adeline Records.
If you like metal infused, 90’s style melodic skate punk then you’ll be as stoked about reading this post as we are to write it. On June 1st Florida’s Doesitmatter will be releasing their long awaited follow-up to their debut release “A Patriot’s Pride.” The album is titled “Crossfade” and it consists of 7 brand […]
If you like metal infused, 90’s style melodic skate punk then you’ll be as stoked about reading this post as we are to write it. On June 1st Florida’s Doesitmatter will be releasing their long awaited follow-up to their debut release “A Patriot’s Pride.” The album is titled “Crossfade” and it consists of 7 brand new tracks (tracklisting here). To give you a taste of what’s to come, we’re bringing you a stream of one of those new tunes, “The Capital,” and you can give it a listen right here.
You can also stream 3 more tracks (“The Prosperity of Fools,” “Hey You,” and “Crossfade”) on their MySpace page.
The long running pop-punk institution that is The Queers recently released one of the best back to basics, warts and all records of recent memory with “Back To The Basement” (Asian Man). Joe Queer recently talked to Dying Scene about the record, his thoughts on punk integrity and why it is important to support small […]
The long running pop-punk institution that is The Queers recently released one of the best back to basics, warts and all records of recent memory with “Back To The Basement” (Asian Man). Joe Queer recently talked to Dying Scene about the record, his thoughts on punk integrity and why it is important to support small scenes over larger festivals and tours.
To read the interview click here.