Here’s your latest look at ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’

<p>It feels like we wrote most of this post last year. After all, a brand-new Marvel trailer dropped in the middle of the College Football Playoff National Championship then as well, and, despite a whole bunch of folks in New England not thinking that college sports outside of hockey (and maybe, just maybe, UConn basketball) are very important and therefore not knowing, the Georgia Bulldogs won then as well. But the difference, we’re betting, is that vastly fewer folks saw […]</p>
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Check out the new video by The Atlantic Union Project!

Today, we are excited to debut the new video by The Atlantic Union Project! "Cheap Seats" is off the band's 3,482 Miles EP and finds the band churning out loud, crackling melodic punk. There are touches of Dag Nasty, Hot Water Music, and even the Boss here as the band comments on socio-economic matters via a ground-eye-view.Speaking to Punknews, the band's Craig Cirinelli said "This song champions the working class and all of the downtrodden. It's a fist in the air from the amassed voices, rattling the engines of change and bringing the conviction it takes to get us there. Join in!" 3,482 Miles is out now. You can pick it up at Sell the Heart Records in USA, at Shield Recordings in Europe, and at Engineer Records in Uk. Meanwhile, you can check out the new video below, right now!

Streams: Chinese Football: 'Win & Lose'

Chinese emo/math rock band Chinese Football have released the final chapter of the "Game Trilogy" series. The release is called Win & Lose, see below to check it out.

Fest Intentions: Boston Calling Music Festival in Allston, Massachusetts

<p>With daydreams of a sunny and warm Memorial Day weekend dancing in our frigid post-holiday heads, Boston Calling has unveiled its 2023 edition. And it boasts a lineup as hot as the Bruins and deep as the Celtics (or is that the other way around?). Headlining this year’s festival, going down May 26 to 28 at Harvard Athletic Complex in Allston, are Foo Fighters, The Lumineers, and Paramore. Dave Grohl and company return to the banks of the Charles River […]</p>
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Civic release video for "Blood Rushes"

Melbourne-based rockers Civic have released a video for their new song “Blood Rushes”. The video was directed by James Gorter. The song is off their upcoming album Taken By Force which will be out February 10 via ATO Records. Civic released their album Future Forecast in 2021. Check out the video below.

Videos: Babyfang: "Goan Go"

Brooklyn-based punk band Babyfang have released a video for their new song “Goan Go”. The video was directed by Caity Arthur. The song is off their upcoming album In The Face Of which will be out February 3 via LucidHaus. Babyfang released their EP Olive Juice in 2020. Check out the video below.

Nyte Skye elevate family ties to the blissful heavens on ‘Vanishing’

<p>A family that ‘gazes together amazes together, and a family that amazes together is bound to boast some immaculate musical chemistry. That’s in play on Vanishing, the debut album from Northern California-based alt-rock band Nyte Skye, the project of Film School’s Nyles Lannon and his son Skye, who crafted the record in 2020 and 2021 during the Covid-19 pause when Skye was just 12 years old. The LP drops today (January 10) via Sonic Ritual, and enclosed is an engrossing […]</p>
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DS News: Screeching Weasel announces “Anthem For A New Tomorrow” 30th Anniversary reissue

Screeching Weasel has announced a 30th Anniversary reissue of their 1993 LP Anthem For A New Tomorrow. The iconic pop-punk record has been out of print for over a decade, having last been repressed by Recess Records in 2012. The new reissue was remixed by Mike Kennerty, who produced the last four SW albums. The […]

Screeching Weasel has announced a 30th Anniversary reissue of their 1993 LP Anthem For A New Tomorrow. The iconic pop-punk record has been out of print for over a decade, having last been repressed by Recess Records in 2012. The new reissue was remixed by Mike Kennerty, who produced the last four SW albums.

The CD version, which features four bonus tracks, is available to pre-order here. Italy’s Striped Music is pressing the record on pink vinyl (limited to 500 copies). All copies come with a poster and CD. You can pre-order that here. Recess Records will have orange, blue, and green color variants available in the US soon.

This incarnation of Screeching Weasel boasts what many consider to be the band’s definitive lineup: Ben Weasel on guitar and vocals, Danny Vapid on bass, John “Jughead” Pierson on guitar, and Dan Panic on drums. This album’s tracklist is brimming with classic songs like “Falling Apart”, “Peter Brady”, “Every Night”, “Claire Monet” and, of course, the penultimate title track. When I think of Lookout! Records and 90’s pop-punk, Anthem For A New Tomorrow is one of the first records that comes to mind.

Screeching Weasel released their 14th studio album The Awful Disclosures of Screeching Weasel in 2022. Here‘s our review of that LP.

For a weekly rundown of all things punk rock vinyl, check out the Dying Scene Record Radar every Friday!

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Big Thief extend soundcheck invite to teachers and students

<p>The music of Big Thief will one day be taught in classrooms (hell, we’d take an entire course based solely around the lyrics of “Not”). Until that time, the Berklee-educated and Brooklyn-based indie-folk band is bringing the classroom to its shows. Last week, Big Thief invited educators and students across the country to attend the private soundcheck sessions for their upcoming North American tour, which kicks off later this month at Higher Ground in Burlington, Vermont. The band shared the […]</p>
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