Bad Optix the new band with Jesse Michaels, tim Armstrong, Joey Castillo, and Spencer Pollard has changed its name. Now they are called Doom Regulator. The band has released one single and has hinted at more material (obviously). We'll keep you updated.
Power Trip have announced that they are re-releasing their live album, Live In Seattle. The album was recorded at Neumos in Seattle on May 28, 2018 and was originally released in 2020. The re-released version of the album will be out physically and digitally on June 23 via Southern Lord Records. "Drown (Intro)", "Divine Apprehension", "Executioner's Tax (Swing of the Axe)", and "Firing Squad" are available digitally now. See the announcement, songs, and tracklist below.
Poison Ruin have released a new song. It is called “Torture Chamber” and is off their upcoming album Harvest which will be out April 14 via Relapse Records. Physical copies of the reissue of Poison Ruin’s self-titled album (a collection of 2020’s Poison Ruin and 2021’s Poison Ruin II EPs) will also be available on that day from the label. The reissue is available digitally now. Check out the song below.
Matt Skiba has revealed Alkaline Trio is back in the studio recording new music. He doesn’t say whether they are working on their 10th full-length album, but his Instagram post (see below) does reveal the Chicago punk vets are once again working with producer Cameron Webb. Webb has worked with the Trio in the past, […]
Matt Skiba has revealed Alkaline Trio is back in the studio recording new music. He doesn’t say whether they are working on their 10th full-length album, but his Instagram post (see below) does reveal the Chicago punk vets are once again working with producer Cameron Webb.
Webb has worked with the Trio in the past, on their 2011 acoustic album Damnesia, as well as 2018’s Is This Thing Cursed? and 2020’s 3-song E.P. He has also produced records by NOFX, Pennywise, and Motörhead, among many others.
We’ll keep you posted as more details come to light on new music from Alkaline Trio.
Dying Scene is thrilled to bring you a brand new exclusive on this fine Wednesday by none other than Punk Rock Americana legends 500 Miles to Memphis. The release of “I Want Mine” is in promotion of CASA for Clermont kids, an organization out to train and manage court appointed special advocates for children in […]
Promo photo by Steph Keller Photography
Dying Scene is thrilled to bring you a brand new exclusive on this fine Wednesday by none other than Punk Rock Americana legends 500 Miles to Memphis. The release of “I Want Mine” is in promotion of CASA for Clermont kids, an organization out to train and manage court appointed special advocates for children in need, with the end goal being to ensure safe, stabile, and loving homes.
“CASA for Clermont Kids ensures all children who have experienced abuse or neglect in the county receive stability, safety and permanency through the appointment of Court Appointed Special Advocates.” As part of the state and national network of CASA programs, CASA for Clermont Kids targets kids of Southern Ohio who have been victims of abuse and neglect.
“A cause near and dear to my heart is CASA for Clermont Kids. Many of our rural communities have been destroyed by the opioid epidemic, meth, and alcohol abuse. The children have borne this burden and many times continue the cycle of abuse. We need to act now”, wrote frontman Ryan Malott. “We encourage you to donate at CASAforclermontkids.org or look up a similar program in your community. These programs are woefully underfunded and at risk. Every dollar helps.”
Keep scrolling to check out 500 Miles to Memphis’ newest single “I Want Mine” and be on the lookout for an interview with frontman Ryan Malott coming at you soon. Cheers!
Jason Cruz, best known for being the lead singer of Strung Out, is getting ready to release his third album with Jason Cruz and Howl entitled Wolves. The album will be out on April 7 via Liars Club Records. Punknews writer Jason Baygood caught up with Jason Cruz over Zoom to discuss the upcoming album, his artwork, Strung Out, and lots more. Read the interview below.
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<p>Blair Davie understands the impact of missing someone. And that’s fairly ironic, because we think we’re going to have the rising singer songwriter in our lives for quite a while. The 22-year-old London-based, Scottish-born artist today (April 5) releases “To Miss You,” an enchanting pop-rock ballad that sonically recalls the grand post-Britpop ambition of the likes of Starsailor and Three Colours Red, channeling his lovelorn sentiment into a life lesson about keeping perspective and overcoming loss. It’s a lush dance […]</p>
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Rich Jacovina, the guitarist for Silent Majority, has passed away at age 49. The band released a statement on Instagram which reads, “Rest In Power – Richard W. Jacovina 1974-2023. ‘Fuck Their Expectations’”. Kill Your Idols also paid tribute to Jacovina, writing on Facebook,“Our condolences go out to the family and friends of Rich Jacovina. LIHC would not be what it is without Silent Majority. We shared many stages, the road, and have many lovely memories. So Glad to have been a part of this journey with you. Rest in Peace, brother”.We send our condolences to Rich Jacovina’s family, friends, and fans.
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