John Lydon, a.k.a. Johnny Rotten, of Sex Pistols and Public Image Limited fame, presented (and won) at the NME Awards this year. After giving an award to Skins, he sat down backstage for what turned out to be a moving interview where he talked about family and the loss of his step-daughter, Ari Up of […]
John Lydon, a.k.a. Johnny Rotten, of Sex Pistols and Public Image Limited fame, presented (and won) at the NME Awards this year. After giving an award to Skins, he sat down backstage for what turned out to be a moving interview where he talked about family and the loss of his step-daughter, Ari Up of The Slits, who passed away in 2010.
Check out the video here.
Lydon won an NME Award for his book, Mr. Rotten’s Scrapbook.
Canadian screamo act Silverstein have released a track from their upcoming album, Rescue, which is coming out April 26 on Hopeless Records. Check out the song, “Burning Hearts,” here. The group will also put out an EP for Record Store Day on April 16. The band is part of the 2011 Take Action Tour with […]
Canadian screamo act Silverstein have released a track from their upcoming album, Rescue, which is coming out April 26 on Hopeless Records.
Check out the song, “Burning Hearts,” here.
The group will also put out an EP for Record Store Day on April 16. The band is part of the 2011 Take Action Tour with Bayside, Polar Bear Club, The Swellers, and Texas In July.
No Sleep Records has added another band to their roster. They signed TS & the Past Haunts (featuring Travis Shettel of Piebald), who will digitally re-release their debut EP, Caveman Rock, on March 29. TS & the Past Haunts will start production on a new full length album next week. We’ll keep you posted when […]
No Sleep Records has added another band to their roster. They signed TS & the Past Haunts (featuring Travis Shettel of Piebald), who will digitally re-release their debut EP, Caveman Rock, on March 29.
TS & the Past Haunts will start production on a new full length album next week. We’ll keep you posted when we learn more about the release.
British folk-punk singer Frank Turner announced the name and release date for his new full length album. The record will be called England Keep My Bones and it comes out June 6, 2011 on Epitaph. We haven’t seen any album art yet, but as soon as we do, we’ll be sure to share it. Turner […]
British folk-punk singer Frank Turner announced the name and release date for his new full length album. The record will be called England Keep My Bones and it comes out June 6, 2011 on Epitaph. We haven’t seen any album art yet, but as soon as we do, we’ll be sure to share it.
Turner will also be hitting the road this spring for some solo shows in addition to his European stint with Social Distortion. Check out the full list of dates here. He’s scheduled to play the Bamboozle Festival in New Jersey on April 30.
His last release was a 5 song EP titled Rock & Roll. Check out our review of it here.
Cover songs are like a box of chocolates; you never know what you’re going to get. We here at Dying Scene love hearing punk bands do their own take on other band’s songs. Sometimes they pull off amazing interpretations of old classics, sometimes they’re not much more than humble tributes to a fellow artist, and […]
Cover songs are like a box of chocolates; you never know what you’re going to get. We here at Dying Scene love hearing punk bands do their own take on other band’s songs. Sometimes they pull off amazing interpretations of old classics, sometimes they’re not much more than humble tributes to a fellow artist, and other times they’re just downright laughable renditions of otherwise great songs. Good or bad. Intriguing or mundane. We’ll let you be the judge.
Today we bring you White Wives (feat. Chris Head and Chris #2 of Anti-Flag) covering The Pixies “Where Is My Mind.” The track is from their release Situationist EP, which is available for free streaming or a pay-what-you-wish download here. Go over there (or right here)to hear the cover.
In the interest of passing judgment, the original is here.
In a recent interview with Garageland Living With Lions discuss the switch from original vocalist Matt Postal to Stu Ross of Lowtalker / Misery Signals, as well as their hilarious music video for “Later is Better.” You can watch the interview here. The band are currently working on a new album. They will be touring […]
In a recent interview with Garageland Living With Lions discuss the switch from original vocalist Matt Postal to Stu Ross of Lowtalker / Misery Signals, as well as their hilarious music video for “Later is Better.”
You can watch the interview here.
The band are currently working on a new album. They will be touring the U.S. / Canada with The Flatliners, Fireworks, The Wonder Years, Make Do And Mend and Such Gold. Click here for dates and locations.
Run For Cover Records are offering a free download of their 2011 winter sampler. The sampler features songs from Man Overboard, Tigers Jaw, Basement, Hostage Calm, Transit, Daylight and more. Check out the tracklist and snag your download here.
Run For Cover Records are offering a free download of their 2011 winter sampler.
The sampler features songs from Man Overboard, Tigers Jaw, Basement, Hostage Calm, Transit, Daylight and more.
Check out the tracklist and snag your download here.
Citizen are a pop-punk band split across the Michigan and Ohio border and what started out as a side project for some members has quickly evolved into a project that demands much of their attention. Or at least as much attention they can give after their schoolwork. They might be 5 baby faced youngsters but […]
Citizen are a pop-punk band split across the Michigan and Ohio border and what started out as a side project for some members has quickly evolved into a project that demands much of their attention. Or at least as much attention they can give after their schoolwork. They might be 5 baby faced youngsters but don’t hold that against them, their take on pop-punk is a little rough around the edges which, for mine, is part of the appeal.
Nick Hamm, who takes care of guitar and back-up vocals, took some time out from life to let us get to know the band a little better. We talked about their split with The Fragile Season, their take on the pop-punk genre and he spills the beans on an upcoming UK release. Read the full interview here.
Texas Christian metalcore act Oh, Sleeper announced today that founding bass player Lucas Starr has decided it was time to become a responsible grown-up and move on from the band. He’ll be replaced by the band’s friend Nate Grady, who has filled in on previous tours. Click here to view the full statement from Starr. […]
Texas Christian metalcore act Oh, Sleeper announced today that founding bass player Lucas Starr has decided it was time to become a responsible grown-up and move on from the band. He’ll be replaced by the band’s friend Nate Grady, who has filled in on previous tours.
Click here to view the full statement from Starr.
Oh, Sleeper are currently recording the follow-up to “Son of the Morning,” released in 2009 on Solid State.
Alexisonfire lead singer Dallas Green is a busy lad of late. In addition to recording with his full band, Green, who records solo acoustic/folk music under the moniker City and Colour, announced today that his third solo album, “Little Hell,” will be released through Vagrant Records in June 2011. Cover art for “Little Hell” can […]
Alexisonfire lead singer Dallas Green is a busy lad of late. In addition to recording with his full band, Green, who records solo acoustic/folk music under the moniker City and Colour, announced today that his third solo album, “Little Hell,” will be released through Vagrant Records in June 2011.
Cover art for “Little Hell” can be viewed at the left. There is no official release date yet, though we’ll keep you updated as soon as we hear. C&C will also be hitting the road this spring playing shows in Canada, the US (including Coachella and SXSW), Australia and the UK. Check here for dates.
“Little Hell” will be City and Colour’s third studio album (his second on Vagrant) following 2005’s “Sometimes” (released on Dine Alone) and 2008’s “Bring Me Your Love.”