Small Brown Bike are streaming a new track from their upcoming album, “Fell & Found,” called “In Need of Everything.” Check it out here. “Fell & Found” will be released April 26 on No Idea Records. The group’s last LP, The River Bed, came out way back in 2003, though the band released a couple […]
Small Brown Bike are streaming a new track from their upcoming album, “Fell & Found,” called “In Need of Everything.” Check it out here.
“Fell & Found” will be released April 26 on No Idea Records. The group’s last LP, The River Bed, came out way back in 2003, though the band released a couple of 7-inches, The Composite Vol. 1 and The Composite Vol. 2, in 2009 and early 2010.
The band previously released the track “A Minor Movement,” which is available here.
Oregon folk-bluegrass-punk act Larry And His Flask were recently interviewed by Warped Tour. In the interview the band discussed the history of the band, performing live, the Oregon punk scene and more. Check it out here. The band released their latest album “”We’re Going Dancin’ Tonight” in 2006.
Oregon folk-bluegrass-punk act Larry And His Flask were recently interviewed by Warped Tour.
In the interview the band discussed the history of the band, performing live, the Oregon punk scene and more. Check it out here.
The band released their latest album “”We’re Going Dancin’ Tonight” in 2006.
Texas rockers Bowling For Soup have announced their new album entitled “Fishing for Woos” will be released on April 26th. You can check out the artwork and tracklist here. Bowling For Soup hit the road next month in support of the release. . .
Texas rockers Bowling For Soup have announced their new album entitled “Fishing for Woos” will be released on April 26th.
You can check out the artwork and tracklist here.
Bowling For Soup hit the road next month in support of the release.
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Facedown is launching the second Young and Wreckless tour this spring featuring Onward to Olympas, Your Memorial, and As Hell Retreats. They will be joining up with the newest addition to Facedown, Gideon. Click here for a list of dates.
Facedown is launching the second Young and Wreckless tour this spring featuring Onward to Olympas, Your Memorial, and As Hell Retreats. They will be joining up with the newest addition to Facedown, Gideon. Click here for a list of dates.
Several videos of Philadelphia pop-punk act The Wonder Years performing their songs ““My Last Semester,” “Logan Circle,” “Everything I Own Fits In This Backpack,” “Dynamite Shovel” and “New Years With Carl Weathers” can be seen here. The Wonder Years last release was their 2010 No Sleep album, The Upsides and they are currently wrapping up […]
Several videos of Philadelphia pop-punk act The Wonder Years performing their songs ““My Last Semester,” “Logan Circle,” “Everything I Own Fits In This Backpack,” “Dynamite Shovel” and “New Years With Carl Weathers” can be seen here.
The Wonder Years last release was their 2010 No Sleep album, The Upsides and they are currently wrapping up work on a yet to be titled new album.
Chicago punk act Rise Against have posted episode number five of their Webisode series promoting their upcoming album “Endgame.” This episode features their new song “Satellite” and you can check it out here. “Endgame” will be released on March 15th and will a follow-up to their latest album Appeal To Reason, which came out on […]
Chicago punk act Rise Against have posted episode number five of their Webisode series promoting their upcoming album “Endgame.”
This episode features their new song “Satellite” and you can check it out here.
“Endgame” will be released on March 15th and will a follow-up to their latest album Appeal To Reason, which came out on Interscope in 2008.
Check out our review of “Endgame” here.
You all know who Jim is. From his successful twenty year endeavor as Pennywise frontman, to his current project, The Black Pacific, Jim Lindberg is definitely one of the most recognizable vocalists in punk rock, which is why I was stoked to see him perform acoustically at “Rock Vs. Cancer,” a show to benefit The […]
You all know who Jim is. From his successful twenty year endeavor as Pennywise frontman, to his current project, The Black Pacific, Jim Lindberg is definitely one of the most recognizable vocalists in punk rock, which is why I was stoked to see him perform acoustically at “Rock Vs. Cancer,” a show to benefit The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society at House of Blues, San Diego. He played alongside fellow Black Pacific member Gavin Caswell, and their set included songs from their recent self titled release as well as a few bonuses like “Don’t Come Close” (Ramones), “My Own Way” (Pennywise) and “Ball and Chain” (Social Distortion).
After the show I got the chance to talk with Jim about a myriad of topics: How he broke his ribs on tour in Europe. The progression of The Black Pacific’s sound. The addition of new band members (Marc Orrell from Dropkick Murphys). A new Black Pacific album. A Jim Lindberg acoustic album! Stem cell research. Musical influences before punk rock. Fighting the temptation to “sell out” while in Pennywise. And the progression of the punk scene in general.
Read the whole interview here.
The wait is almost over! SoCal punk vets Face to Face have announced that their long-awaited new album, “Laugh Now, Laugh Later,” will hit the streets on May 17th. Cover art for the new album is posted at the left. No word on a label at this point, but pre-orders for the album will start […]
The wait is almost over! SoCal punk vets Face to Face have announced that their long-awaited new album, “Laugh Now, Laugh Later,” will hit the streets on May 17th. Cover art for the new album is posted at the left. No word on a label at this point, but pre-orders for the album will start later this week over at the band’s official website.
Face to Face are also set to embark on a full tour in late April that will take them through the US and Canada. Their last studio album, “How To Ruin Everything,” was released on Vagrant Records in 2002.
Whether it’s your workplace, the classroom, the playground or whatever social situation you can imagine, there is always that quiet achiever up the back that goes about their business yet always finishes with the best result. Red Scare Industries constantly puts out one quality release after another. All without the big marketing budgets, the worldwide […]
Whether it’s your workplace, the classroom, the playground or whatever social situation you can imagine, there is always that quiet achiever up the back that goes about their business yet always finishes with the best result. Red Scare Industries constantly puts out one quality release after another. All without the big marketing budgets, the worldwide distribution channels and all the other bells and whistles that it’s larger counterparts have. The difference with Red Scare is that the bands on their roster aren’t the big names that’ll make a million bucks but they’re the bands that are just as great, they work just as hard and deserve all the help that this small independent label can muster for them.
DyingScene is totally stoked to get to know the label a little better through our label spotlight series. We spoke to owner, Tobias Jeg who runs the label with a little help from Brendan Kelly of The Lawrence Arms. We talked a little about the history of the label, the effort involved for both bands and owners and not starting your own DIY label. You can read the full interview here.
Sum 41 have unveiled the track-listing of their ucpoming album “Screaming Bloody Murder.” Check it out here. “Screaming Bloody Murder” is slated for release on March 29th. . . .
Sum 41 have unveiled the track-listing of their ucpoming album “Screaming Bloody Murder.” Check it out here.
“Screaming Bloody Murder” is slated for release on March 29th.
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