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American Nightmare to release new EP, share "Self Check-Out”


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American Nightmare have announced that they will be releasing a new EP. It is called Dedicated to the Next World and will be out June 2 via Heartworm Press. The band has also released a new song called “Self Check-Out”. American Nightmare released Life Support in 2020. Check out the song below.

84 Tigers (North East)


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84 Tigers is embarking on a mini tour this March in the North East. The band will be playing 3 dates with Pilot To Gunner and The Twin. The band will be touring to support the release of Time In The Lighthouse.

Useless ID to release live album


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Useless ID have announced that they will be releasing a new live album. It is called Live in Tel Aviv and features 28 songs that the band performed at their 25th-anniversary show at the Barby Club in Tel Aviv which took place in 2019. The album was mixed and mastered by Jason Livermore and will be out via Double Helix Records on April 22. Check out the tracklist below.

FEAR to replace Cockney Rejects at Punk Bowling 2023


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Punk Rock Bowling has announced that FEAR will be replacing the Cockney Rejects for this year’s festival. Punk Rock Bowling also announced three new club shows. The Dickies, Ultrabomb, Dog Party, and Winkler will be playing May 28 at Backstage Bar and Billiards, The Beltones, The Chisel, The Drowns, and Speed of Light will be playing on May 29 at Backstage Bar and Billiards, and Anti-Heros, The Generators, Antagonizers ATL, and Hunting Lions will be playing the Usual Place on May 27. Punk Rock Bowling will take place May 26-29 in Downtown Las Vegas.

Beach Weather make an alt-pop case for staying in with ‘Homebody’


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<p>We’re experiencing another cold, wet, and miserable January in New England, so we’re passing the frigid-ass time doing two things: Fantasizing about sunshine in our hazy beach-stained eyes, and scanning all the spring and summer music festival lineups for promise of warmer days. As we peep each flyer, we’re noticing a warm trend: Beach Weather are appearing on a healthy amount — Shaky Knees, Hangout, BottleRock, Adjacent — and for good reason, as the reunited American alt-pop trio led by […]</p>
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DS News: Public Serpents (ft. Skwert from Choking Victim) stream first single from new album “The Bully Puppet”; on tour this spring

New Jersey ska-core band Public Serpents, fronted by Choking Victim drummer Skwert, have signed to SBÄM Records for the release of their first new album in 15 years. The band’s sophomore LP The Bully Puppet is due out March 24th; listen to the lead single “Not Forever” below. Public Serpents released their debut album The […]

New Jersey ska-core band Public Serpents, fronted by Choking Victim drummer Skwert, have signed to SBÄM Records for the release of their first new album in 15 years. The band’s sophomore LP The Bully Puppet is due out March 24th; listen to the lead single “Not Forever” below.

Public Serpents released their debut album The Feeding of the Fortune 5000 in 2008 and did split 7″s with UpperDowner and Escape From The Zoo in 2020. They will touring the US this spring, leading up to the release of The Bully Puppet (dates below).

European friends: the band plans on heading your way this summer but they need some help funding the tour. Considering contributing to this crowdfunding campaign if you’d like to see Public Serpents in a town near you.

The Bully Puppet tracklist:

  1. When Pigs Lie
  2. Armageddon Stomp
  3. Not Forever
  4. Burning My Eyes
  5. Why Can’t I Tell
  6. Farewell
  7. Snitches Stitches
  8. Irreverence
  9. We’re All Screwed
  10. Half Mast
  11. Sorry (When I’m Gone)
  12. The Bully Puppet
  13. Spastic Plastic

Public Serpents 2023 Tour Dates:

2/10 – Wallingford, CT @ Cherry St. Station
2/11 – Boston, MA @ Brighton Elks
2/17 – Pittsburgh, PA @ 222 Ormsby
2/18 – Cleveland, OH @ No Class
2/19 – Columbus, OH @ The Stoop
3/10 – Detroit, MI @ Garden Bowl
3/11 – Indianapolis, IN @ Melody Inn
3/12 – Chicago, IL @ Liars Club
4/28 – Montclair, NJ @ The Meatlocker
4/29 – New York, NY @ Kingsland

More info/tickets @ PublicSerpents.net

by Staff Writer Screeching Bottlerocket
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Naval Gazing for January 22, 2023


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Welcome to Navel Gazing, the Punknews.org commenter community's weekly symposium, therapy session, and back-alley knife-fight. Chime in below with your latest playlists, record store finds, online time wasters, and site feedback.

DS News: Codefendants and N8NOFACE debut new video “Bad Business”

Codefendants, the supergroup brainchild of Fat Mike, Get Dead’s Sam King and New Haven, Connecticut’s Ceschi Ramos, have unveiled a brand new video today. It’s a collaboration with N8NOFACE, and it’s for the track “Bad Business.” The video, directed by the mighty Indecline, is the third in what’s slated to be a five-part series. Check […]

Codefendants, the supergroup brainchild of Fat Mike, Get Dead’s Sam King and New Haven, Connecticut’s Ceschi Ramos, have unveiled a brand new video today. It’s a collaboration with N8NOFACE, and it’s for the track “Bad Business.” The video, directed by the mighty Indecline, is the third in what’s slated to be a five-part series. Check it out below, but be warned: as with the previous Codefendants videos, it’s fucking bleak.

by Staff Writer jaystone
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DS Record Radar: This Week in Punk Vinyl (Bouncing Souls, Useless ID, Giant Eagles & more)

Greetings, fellow degenerates! Welcome to the latest installment of the Dying Scene Record Radar. If it’s your first time here, thank you for joining us! This is a weekly column where we cover all things punk rock vinyl; new releases, reissues… you name it, we’ve probably got it. There was a lot of cool shit […]

Greetings, fellow degenerates! Welcome to the latest installment of the Dying Scene Record Radar. If it’s your first time here, thank you for joining us! This is a weekly column where we cover all things punk rock vinyl; new releases, reissues… you name it, we’ve probably got it. There was a lot of cool shit announced this week and this is one of the biggest Record Radars yet! So kick off your shoes, pull up a chair, crack open a cold one, and break out those wallets, because it’s go time. Let’s get into it!

Let’s start with that new Bouncing Souls record, shall we? New Jersey’s favorite sons rolled out the red carpet for their new album Ten Stories High, releasing two killer singles and a gargantuan number of colored vinyl variants. Just look at all those fuckin’ things! Some of these sold out already; this page links to all the places you can get each variant.

I’ve been very vocal about my love of Dutch pop-punk band Giant Eagles 🦅. Their first two records are some of the best pop-punk albums of the last 10~ years as far as I’m concerned. Both of these LPs have been out of print for a hot second, but they’ve just been repressed! Get Giant Egos on red vinyl here and Second Landing on clear colored wax here. If you’re in Europe, Shield Recordings has you covered.

In our last Record Radar of 2022, we brought you the news that hardcore legends 7Seconds were reissuing their 1985 LP Walk Together, Rock Together. Trust Records has now officially announced the reissue as well as some more color variants. Get it on yellow w/ black splatter colored vinyl here. Or, if you’re not a variant nerd like me, just buy the LP from Amazon and save a few bucks. Can’t be free Prime shipping, baby! All hail Bezos.

Here’s another one from Trust Records. I came across this while looking at the new 7Seconds reissue on their website… not 100% sure if it’s new, but I couldn’t find anything about a pink/white pressing of the Circle Jerks‘ Group Sex on Discogs or anywhere else. So I’m gonna assume this is a new variant of the 40th Anniversary reissue Trust did a few years ago. Grab a copy here.

The Loved Ones frontman Dave Hause announced a new solo record earlier this week. It’s called Drive It Like It’s Stolen; check out the first single below. There are two color variants: the pretty one in the picture is limited to 500 copies, the other one is on plain jane blue wax (not sure how many of those are being pressed). Pre-order here.

Two new releases from Rad Girlfriend Records: First up is a brand new self-titled LP from Wrong Life! If you were a fan of frontman Fraser’s old band The Murderburgers, you will like this band (I know I do 🙂). Check out the first single “Internal Bleeding” below and pre-order the record here (US) or here (UK).

Rad Girlfriend’s other new release comes from Chicago’s Airstream Futures. Their new album Armer L’Harmonie is due out February 10th. Check out the first single “Bury Mary” below and pre-order the LP here.

Our friends at People of Punk Rock Records are always churning out killer reissues. Sometimes they put out shit from bands I haven’t even heard of! Quebec skate punks Xlarge are one of those bands, but I’m listening to these guys for the first time right now and they kick fuckin’ ass! If you like 90’s skate punk, I highly recommend checking out Xlarge. POPR is releasing the band’s two records on vinyl for the very first time, and you can get them here.

Here’s something that was literally announced as I was writing the Record Radar: It’s a brand new live record from Useless ID! The 28-song album titled Live In Tel Aviv was recorded at The Barby in Tel Aviv, Israel on August 20th, 2019. There are three variants of this Double LP, limited to 100 copies each. Pre-order here.

Last but not least (somebody’s always gotta be last, right?) is a brand new release from our friends at Punk Rock Radar! They’ve teamed up with Cat’s Claw and White Russian Records to co-release Dutch skate punk band Toska Fall‘s new record A Little Advice on red colored vinyl. Listen to a few tracks below and pre-order the LP here.

And that’s all, folks! Another Record Radar in the books. As always, thank you for tuning in. If there’s anything we missed (highly likely), or if you want to let everyone know about a new/upcoming vinyl release you’re excited about, leave us a comment below, or send us a message on Facebook or Instagram, and we’ll look into it. Enjoy your weekend, and don’t blow too much money on spinny discs. See ya next week!

Wanna catch up on all of our Record Radar posts? Click here and you’ll be taken to a page with all the past entries in the column. Magic!

by Staff Writer Screeching Bottlerocket
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DS News: Djunah unveil video for “Seven Winds of Sekhmet,” announce US tour dates

Everyone’s favorite powerhouse Chicago noise rock duo, Djunah, have got a pretty big news day today. First and foremost, they announced a slew of tour dates that’ll find them covering most of the eastern US, with stops in Toronto and Montreal thrown in for good measure. Check the dates on the flyer below. Not to […]

Everyone’s favorite powerhouse Chicago noise rock duo, Djunah, have got a pretty big news day today. First and foremost, they announced a slew of tour dates that’ll find them covering most of the eastern US, with stops in Toronto and Montreal thrown in for good measure. Check the dates on the flyer below. Not to make a regionally-specific reference, but the fact that they’re playing O’Brien’s in Boston is WILD to me and it has me concerned for the structural integrity of the building. Here’s what it looked like when they played Chicago a few months back, as shot by our own Meredith Goldberg.

Last but not least, the band unveiled the video for the track “Seven Winds Of Sekhmet.” I’m not going to pretend I’m anywhere near cultured enough to know what that song title is a reference to, but I can tell you that the video is epic and the wall of sound might melt your face off. The song appears on their forthcoming album Femina Furens, which is due out on March 3rd. Pre-order info is here. In the meantime, check out the video down below the flyer!

by Staff Writer jaystone
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