Dying Scene Radio Presents: Four Records – Episode 7: Jennie Cotterill

Welcome to Four Records! Each episode, we feature one guest as they go over four records at four different times in their life. This week Forrest is joined by Dying Scene Editor Jason Stone as they speak with Jennie Cotterill of Reckoner. She also makes custom cake creations. For more info on Reckoner shows and […]

Welcome to Four Records! Each episode, we feature one guest as they go over four records at four different times in their life. This week Forrest is joined by Dying Scene Editor Jason Stone as they speak with Jennie Cotterill of Reckoner. She also makes custom cake creations. For more info on Reckoner shows and Jennie Bakes, check out the links below:

Jennie Bakes

Reckoner Bandcamp

If you’re in the area, you can see Reckoner on the dates below:

11/21/25 – Long Beach, CA – The Vine 

11/30/25 – San Pedro, CA – The Sardine (solo-matinee show)

12/10/25 – Santa Ana, CA – The Constellation Room

Jennie Cotterill’s Four Records:

0-10: ELO – Out of the Blue

Teenage: Swingin’ Utters – A Juvenile Product of the Working Class 

Twenties: Elvis Costello and the Attractions- This Year’s Model 

Recent Record: Possible Humans – Standing Around Alive

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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Dying Scene Radio Presents: Four Records – Episode 6: Jim Ruland (author)

Welcome to Four Records! Each episode we feature one guest as they go over four records at four different times in their life. This week, Forrest speaks with Jim Ruland, co-writer of Keith Morris’s My Damage, Bad Religion’s Do What You Want, and most recently The Rumors of My Demise with Evan Dando. Jim has […]

Welcome to Four Records! Each episode we feature one guest as they go over four records at four different times in their life. This week, Forrest speaks with Jim Ruland, co-writer of Keith Morris’s My Damage, Bad Religion’s Do What You Want, and most recently The Rumors of My Demise with Evan Dando. Jim has a bi-monthly column in Razorcake Magazine and posts weekly on his Substack, Message from the Underground. For more info please check out his website at JimRuland.net

Jim Ruland’s Four Records:

0-10: Village People – Crusin’

Teenage: Ramones – End of the Century

Twenties: Smog Town – Führers of the New Wave

Recent Record: Drain – Living Proof

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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Dying Scene Radio Presents: Four Records – Episode 5 : Steven Gorrissey (Mismiths)

Welcome to Four Records! Happy Halloween! This week Forrest speaks with Steven Gorrissey, singer for the Mismiths, the best Misfits/Smiths tribute band you didn’t know you needed. This year they released the Dead To ME.P., five songs mashing the sounds of two polar opposite singers, Glenn Danzig and Morrissey. The Mismiths are coming to your […]

Welcome to Four Records! Happy Halloween! This week Forrest speaks with Steven Gorrissey, singer for the Mismiths, the best Misfits/Smiths tribute band you didn’t know you needed. This year they released the Dead To ME.P., five songs mashing the sounds of two polar opposite singers, Glenn Danzig and Morrissey. The Mismiths are coming to your town:

Oct 24th – Jerry’s Pizza – Bakersfield, CA

Oct 25th – OC Fairgrounds – Costa Mess, CA

Oct 26th – Cheznanigans – Santa Maria, CA

Oct 30th – The Barn – Riverside, CA

Oct 31st – Yucca Taproom – Tempe, AZ

Nov 1st – Harvard and Stone – Hollywood, CA

Nov 8th – Kilowatt Brewing – San Diego, CA

Nov 15th – The Hideout – La Habra, CA

Nov 28th – Summer Fox Tower – Fresno, CA

Nov 29th – Ivy Room – Albany, CA

Nov 30th – Humdinger Brewery – San Luis Obispo, CA

Dec 11th – Dave and Busters – Hollywood, CA

Dec 12th – Mi Vida Loca – Fullerton, CA

Feb 19th – Star Bar – Atlanta, GA

Feb 20th – The Handlebar – Pensacola, FL

Feb 22nd – Pensacon – Pensacola, FL

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Gorrissey’s Four Records:

0-10: Twisted Sister – Stay Hungry

Teenage: Sick Of It All – We Stand Alone

Twenties: Morrissey – Maladjusted

Recent Record: Mon Laferte – Volume 1

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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Dying Scene Radio Presents: Four Records – Episode 4: Andy Bechdolt of the Rad Skulls

Welcome to Four Records! This week Forrest speaks with Andy Bechdolt, guitarist for the Rad Skulls. If that name looks familiar its because their song , “Loud As Shit,” is the theme for the show. The Rad Skulls most recent release is Seeing Rad, a seven inch with one original and a cover of Minor […]

Welcome to Four Records! This week Forrest speaks with Andy Bechdolt, guitarist for the Rad Skulls. If that name looks familiar its because their song , “Loud As Shit,” is the theme for the show. The Rad Skulls most recent release is Seeing Rad, a seven inch with one original and a cover of Minor Threat’s “Seeing Red.” It’s a fantastic extension of their four song EP, both of which are available at their Bandcamp

Andy’s Four Records:

0-10: Garth Brooks – In Pieces

Teenage: Rage Against The Machine – Evil Empire

Twenties: With HonorThis Is Our Revenge

Recent Record: The Weapon – A Repugnant Turn Of Events

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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Dying Scene Radio Presents: Four Records – Episode 2: Dying Scene Editor Anarchopunk

Welcome to Four Records! This week Forrest talks to Dying Scene editor Anarchopunk. Anarchopunk’s Four Records: 0-10: Toy Dolls – “Dig That Groove Baby” Teenage: NOFX – “Punk In Drublic” Twenties: Against Me – “Reinventing Axl Rose”  Recent Record: Propaghandi – “Victory Lap” Listen on Podbean Listen on YouTube Follow us Instagram Email: fourrecordspodcast@gmail.com Opening […]

Welcome to Four Records! This week Forrest talks to Dying Scene editor Anarchopunk.

Anarchopunk’s Four Records:

0-10: Toy Dolls – “Dig That Groove Baby”

Teenage: NOFX – “Punk In Drublic”

Twenties: Against Me – “Reinventing Axl Rose” 

Recent Record: Propaghandi – “Victory Lap”

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Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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Dying Scene Radio Presents: “Four Records” – Episode 01: DS Contributors Karina Rae Selvig and Forrest Gaddis

It’s Four Records Friday! Today, starts a new podcast at Dying Scene, Four Records. Join hosts, Karina Rae Selvig and Forrest Gaddis as they talk to their guests about the records that meant the most to them at four different times in their lives: from ages 0-10, teenage to early twenties, mid-twenties to early thirties, […]

It’s Four Records Friday! Today, starts a new podcast at Dying Scene, Four Records. Join hosts, Karina Rae Selvig and Forrest Gaddis as they talk to their guests about the records that meant the most to them at four different times in their lives: from ages 0-10, teenage to early twenties, mid-twenties to early thirties, and within the last fiveish years.

In our first episode we go over our hosts, Karina Rae Selvig and Forrest Gaddis’s four records. Links below:

Podbean: https://bothlaugh.podbean.com/e/four-records-episode-1-karina-and-forrest/

Karina’s picks:

0-10: Cher – Believe

Teenage: Fall Out Boy – From Under The Cork Tree

Twenties: Fleetwood Mac – Rumors

Recent: Hot Mulligan – Why Would I Watch?

Forrest’s picks:

0-10: Nirvana – Nevermind

Teen: Minor Threat – Complete Discography

Twenties: Beach Boys – Pet Sounds

Recent: Linda Lindas – Growing Up

Opening song: Rad Skulls – Loud as Shit

Closing song: Lucas Perea – Underneath Ashes

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DS News: Goin’ Places drop new single “Imperfect” from upcoming album on Mom’s Basement Records

They’re Goin’ Places, and you’re not! New York pop-punk veterans Goin’ Places are celebrating their 25th anniversary, and what better way to celebrate than with a brand new record? The band will be releasing their fourth full-length album Imperfect later this year on Mom’s Basement Records, and they’re streaming the title track – one of […]

They’re Goin’ Places, and you’re not! New York pop-punk veterans Goin’ Places are celebrating their 25th anniversary, and what better way to celebrate than with a brand new record? The band will be releasing their fourth full-length album Imperfect later this year on Mom’s Basement Records, and they’re streaming the title track – one of 15 songs on the album’s tracklist – right now. Check it out below!

We’ve got a new album coming, so we thought now was a good time to release the first single. It’s called “Imperfect” and is about us, you and everyone you know. This song is about looking at yourself in the mirror, realizing that you have flaws and being ok with that. It’s also about accepting the fact that your partner isn’t perfect either and that’s what makes them perfect for you.

Stay tuned for more to come in what’s sure to be a big year for Goin’ Places! Follow the band on their socials, keep an eye on the Mom’s Basement webstore for record pre-orders, and all that good shit.

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DS News: New Bomb Turks and The Drowns Announce US Dates

New Bomb Turks are coming out of the garage and getting back in the van for a run of shows along the east coast this Summer! They will be joined by Seattle punk rock ‘n ‘rollers The Drowns! Check out the dates listed below! New Bomb Turks w/ The Drowns 7/25 Magic Stick – Detroit, […]

New Bomb Turks are coming out of the garage and getting back in the van for a run of shows along the east coast this Summer! They will be joined by Seattle punk rock ‘n ‘rollers The Drowns! Check out the dates listed below!

New Bomb Turks w/ The Drowns

7/25 Magic Stick – Detroit, MI

7/26 Beachland Ballroom – Cleveland, OH

7/27 TBA *

7/28 Buffalo Iron Works – Buffalo, NY

7/29 Horseshoe Tavern – Toronto, ON

7/30 Bug Jar – Rochester, NY *

7/31 Sonia Live Music Venue – Cambridge, MA

8/01 The Meadows – Brooklyn, NY

8/02 TBA*

8/03 The Crafthouse Stage & Grill – Pittsburgh, PA

*The Drowns Only

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DS News: Murder By Death call it a career, announce farewell tour

In sad but I suppose somewhat not unexpected news, long-running indie-rock band Murder By Death have decided to hang up their spurs later this year. Originally hailing from Bloomington, Indiana, Adam Turla and Sara Baillet and company spent a quarter-century plying their unique “spooky Western” musical wares before deciding recently that it was time to […]

In sad but I suppose somewhat not unexpected news, long-running indie-rock band Murder By Death have decided to hang up their spurs later this year. Originally hailing from Bloomington, Indiana, Adam Turla and Sara Baillet and company spent a quarter-century plying their unique “spooky Western” musical wares before deciding recently that it was time to quit while they were ahead. Here’s an excerpt from band leader Turla’s statement:

We weren’t covered much in the press, we never had a song that had a lot of radio play, nothing ever went viral, we didn’t have a big social media presence, we never played a good festival spot where there was a sea of people in the audience, not once opened an arena or even a big shell auditorium show or tour. We constantly lost opportunities because of the band name and were somehow always treated like nobodies or yesterday’s news by most of the industry. But you, you gosh dang wonderful audience, managed to keep us growing, and we never had a career slump.

When we were our busiest — playing over 200 shows a year — we were chronically underpaid and always barely scraping by. But people kept writing us or telling us how much we mattered and kept showing up, and we started to believe it a little. And then over the years, we grew to a more manageable place and it seemed possible to carve out a niche in this massive, mean world of entertainment.

When I reflect on how good our career was and how lucky we were, I’m left with just gratitude for the small team of folks who have worked with the band and this grassroots fan following that has lifted us up the entire time. I feel like we owe any and all our success to you.

I never called us DIY — despite taking on much of the work ourselves — because there are always people behind the scenes helping: it takes a village. Thank you to the promoters, clubs, bands, managers, agents, artists, publishers, lawyers, publicists, crews, etc. etc. etc. who believed in us and everyone who made this work for so long. An enormous thank you to those of you who helped us through the many difficult periods.

Thank you for your relentless support, your passionate listening, and your generosity.

The band went on to say that they are presently working on a final album, and they also announced a fairly lengthy going-away tour that kicks off in Bloomington in June and wraps up in their newer hometown of Louisville, KY, in November. They’ll also continue on with their annual Cavern shows in Tennessee and the odd festival date down the road, so it’s not necessarily “good bye” good bye, but it’s pretty close, Dates and support acts are below and most tickets are now on sale.

06/07 — Bloomington, IN @ TBA
06/19 — Newport, KY @ Southgate House *
06/20 — Detroit, MI @ St. Andrew’s Hall *
06/21 — Toronto, ON @ The Axis Club *
06/22 — Montreal, QC @ Le Studio TD *
06/23 — Woodstock, NY @ Bearsville Theater *
06/25 — Norwalk CT @ District Music Hall *
06/26 — Portland, ME @ Portland House of Music *
06/27 — Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club *
06/28 — Brooklyn, NY @ Warsaw *
06/29 — Asbury Park, NJ @ Asbury Lanes *
07/01 — Cleveland Heights, OH @ Grog Shop *
07/02 — Cleveland Heights, OH @ Grog Shop *
07/04 — Pelham, TN @ The Caverns !
07/05 — Pelham, TN @ The Caverns *
07/10 — Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar *
07/11 — Washington, DC @ Black Cat *
07/12 — Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer *
07/13 — Pittsburgh, PA @ Mr. Smalls *
07/15 — Grand Rapids, MI @ The Pyramid Scheme *
07/16 — Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall *
07/17 — Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall *
07/18 — Madison, WI @ Majestic Theatre *
07/19 — Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue
07/20 — Maquoketa, IA @ Codfish Hollow Barnstormers *
09/27 — London, UK @ Islington Hall
10/15 — St. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall ^
10/16 — Lawrence, KS @ Liberty Hall ^
10/17 — Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre !
10/18 — Aspen, CO @ Belly Up !
10/19 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Depot !
10/21 — Boise, ID @ Treefort Music Hall !
10/23 — Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile $
10/24 — Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile !
10/25 — Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall !
10/26 — Portland, OR @ Revolution Hall $
10/28 — Berkeley, CA @ UC Theatre !
10/29 — Los Angeles, CA @ Regent !
10/30 — Solana Beach, CA @ Belly Up !
10/31 — Pioneertown, CA @ Pappy & Harriet’s !
11/01 — Phoenix, AZ @ Van Buren !
11/02 — Santa Fe, NM @ Tumbleroot !
11/05 — Dallas, TX @ The Kessler Theater !
11/06 — Austin, TX @ Mohawk !
11/07 — Austin, TX @ Mohawk !
11/08 — Houston, TX @ Heights Theater !
11/10 — Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum
11/11 — Orlando, FL @ The Social #
11/13 — Charleston, SC @ Music Farm
11/14 — Asheville, NC @ Grey Eagle#
11/15 — Louisville, KY @ Headliners

* w/ Laura Jane Grace
^ w/ William Elliott Whitmore
! w/ AJJ
$ w/ Shawn James
# w/ BJ Bahram

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DS News: Slam Dunk announces full line up (A Day To Remember, The Used, Hot Mulligan, Knuckle Puck, and more!)

Are you ready for it? UK’s biggest independent music festival, Slam Dunk, is back after and better than ever. This year, the festival has managed to pull out all the stops to give the festival-goers one hell of a weekend. The festival takes place in Hatfield and Leeds, with Hatfield on May 24th and Leeds […]

Are you ready for it? UK’s biggest independent music festival, Slam Dunk, is back after and better than ever. This year, the festival has managed to pull out all the stops to give the festival-goers one hell of a weekend. The festival takes place in Hatfield and Leeds, with Hatfield on May 24th and Leeds on May 25th; the tickets are already on sale. See you there?

By popular demand, A Day To Remember is making their much-awaited Slam Dunk debut this year, and joining them, Electric Callboy is ready to get the crowd going with their energetic set. Slam Dunk royalty Neck Deep is back to give us some sing-alongs with their set.

Slam Dunk will be packed with iconic acts, and taking a trip down memory lane. Alkaline Trio will be performing and playing loads of good stuff. Meanwhile, ska-punk legends Less Than Jake, Streetlight Manifesto, and Save Ferris will deliver catchy sets filled with the classics. Ska fans can also rejoice, as The Starting Line, The Artis, The Aquabats, and Zebrahead will be joining the party.

Pop-punkers Knuckle Puck is joining in on the fun, ready to celebrate ten years of ‘Copacetic’, while As It Is marks the 10th anniversary of ‘Never Happy, Ever After’ with an exclusive UK reunion! New Found Glory are also marking two decades of their album ‘Catalyst’, what fun!

Meanwhile, Hot Mulligan, Free Throw, and Movements are ready to get us going with infectious riffs and heart-the-sleeve lyrics; what’s not to like?

As always, Slam Dunk has been good at shining light on the newer wave of alternative talent, and Dream State, Graphic Nature, Mouth Culture, Sweet Pill, Rain City Drive, and Cemetery Sun, to name a few, are here to show us why they are some of the hottest up and coming acts out there right now. You can see the full line-up below.

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