The Dirty Nil release video for “Blowing Up Things in the Woods”

The Dirty Nil have released a video for their new song “Blowing Up Things in the Woods”. The video stars B.A. Johnston and was directed and edited by Mitch Barnes. The song is off their album Free Rein to Passions which is out now. The Dirty Nil will be touring Canada and the US with Daniel Romano’s Outfit starting in June, playing Rock The Park in London, Ontario in July, and touring the UK in the summer. Check out the video below.

Middle-Aged Queers: “This Song Is Sponsored By Absolut Vodka”

Middle-Aged Queers have released a new song. It is called “This Song Is Sponsored By Absolut Vodka” and critiques the commercialization of Pride Month. The song originally appeared on the benefit comp Punk Rock Saves Lives…the Album! Vol. II and is available digitally now. Middle-Aged Queers will be playing Punk Rock Bowling this weekend, touring the US this summer, and playing Fest in October. The band released their album Shout At The Hetero in 2022. Check out the song below.

Arlo Parks lets her listeners in with ‘My Soft Machine’

<p>English musician Arlo Parks has returned with My Soft Machine, the follow-up to 2021 debut album Collapsed in Sunbeams, and it’s anything but a sophomore slump. The Transgressive Records release is equal parts cool and vulnerable, building on the lyrical artistry Parks has become known for. Prior to the album’s release, Parks dropped five singles, with “Pegasus,” featuring Phoebe Bridgers, drawing in a lot of buzz. But some of the album’s highlights are in the deep cuts, such as the […]</p>
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Home Is Where: "Floral Organs"

Home Is Where has released a new song. It is called “Floral Organs” and is off their upcoming album The Whaler which will be out on June 16 via Wax Bodega. Home Is Where released their split with Record Setter, dissection lesson in 2022, and their album I Became Birds in 2021. Check out the song below.

DS Exclusive: Listen to British punks The Upshot’s new song “Haven Road”

Hot on the heels of their debut single “Detoxstaycation“, Dying Scene is stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of British punks The Upshot‘s new track “Haven Road”. Here’s what the band had to say about their song, which you can check out below: “Haven Road is a personal recollection of stories from the house […]

Hot on the heels of their debut single “Detoxstaycation“, Dying Scene is stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of British punks The Upshot‘s new track “Haven Road”. Here’s what the band had to say about their song, which you can check out below:

“Haven Road is a personal recollection of stories from the house Matt lived in for 3 years. It was where bands formed, bands on tour stayed and where Matt & Marc’s band rehearsed. It was where memories were made and “friends became lovers”. It was where parties bore all manner of stories, some of which are told in this song.”

The Upshot will be releasing their debut EP later this year on Punk Rock Radar (US) and Cat’s Claw Records (UK).

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Boston Calling: 7 songs we’ll hear this weekend to feel alive again

<p>A music festival is only as good as the songs we’ll hear during it, and this weekend’s Boston Calling has enough to fill one hell of a playlist. As the festival returns for its 10th year, what initially felt like a top-heavy lineup has shown itself to be one of deep music discovery. Sure, we’re all very familiar with the likes of Foo Fighters and Paramore, and hearing “Times Like These” and “Misery Business,” respectfully, out in the crisp spring […]</p>
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Get that meme game back on point with the new ‘Barbie’ trailer

<p>Have you ever heard of the “gray goo” hypothesis? No, we’re not talking about the contents of biocontainment bags pulled from the 50 Shades dungeon. It’s just one of many apocalyptic scenarios that mankind may face in the future, should we get all the way up to the “self-replicating nanomachines” branch on the technology tree without blowing ourselves to hell first. Long story short: nanomachines need matter to replicate, which is their primary purpose (in this construct), so they consume […]</p>
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Foo Fighters return to the stage with contagious energy and gratitude

<p>The healing properties of music are no joke, and throughout the very sold-out crowd that huddled together on a chilly and wet weeknight to welcome hall of famers and all-around gents Foo Fighters back to the stage, the evidence of its continued power was present in bunches. But what became even more obvious as the band took the stage to an earthquaking reception, led by the radiating gratitude of Dave Grohl who blew the frenzied gathering a simple but heartfelt […]</p>
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AJJ featured on Amoeba Music's 'What's In My Bag?' series

AJJ recently appeared on Amoeba Music’s “What’s In My Bag?” YouTube series. AJJ will be releasing their album Disposable Everything tomorrow on Hopeless Records and are currently touring the US. Check out the video below.

Boston Calling: Yeah Yeah Yeahs out, Dropkick Murphys in

<p>Boston Calling is this weekend, and suddenly comes news that the Yeah Yeah Yeahs are now No No Nos. They’ll be replaced by Dropkick Murphys, according to the festival. Word came down on Thursday (May 25), with the festival blaming the withdrawal on an unspecified illness within the New York City band. Update: The YYYs posted an update to Twitter; read it below. And beyond all the Fever To Tell jokes, that’s a shame, as we just listed “Maps” as […]</p>
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