Mannequin Pussy perform on 'Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney'

Earlier this week Mannequin Pussy were the musical guests on an episode of John Mulaney’s Netflix show Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney. This was the band's debut live TV performance. The band performed their song “I Got Heaven” from their 2024 album of the same name. They were joined by Karly Hartzman of Wednesday and Jessica Lea Mayfield. The band also paid tribute to the late Sinead O'Connor with a kick drum cover printed with the iconic image of her ripping up the Pope's photo during her 1992 SNL performance. Check out the video below.

DS Gallery: Flatfoot 56’s St. Patrick’s Day bash in Chicago featuring Catch 22, The Copyrights and MANIA! (Reggie’s Rock Club, 3/8/25)

It is March, which means it is time for Flatfoot 56’s annual St. Patrick’s Day bash in Chicago! Held at Reggie’s Rock Club, this year’s sold-out show included Catch 22, The Copyrights and MANIA.  MANIA is one of Chicago’s newest punk bands featuring members of Bad Sons. They are surely here to stay as they left […]

It is March, which means it is time for Flatfoot 56’s annual St. Patrick’s Day bash in Chicago! Held at Reggie’s Rock Club, this year’s sold-out show included Catch 22, The Copyrights and MANIA. 


MANIA is one of Chicago’s newest punk bands featuring members of Bad Sons. They are surely here to stay as they left an impressive mark with their high-energy and aggressive scowls, hyping up an increasingly packed house. 



Pop punk band The Copyrights have been around since 2002 and are currently signed with the infamous Fat Wreck Chords. The Carbondale, Illinois band certainly has their own following, especially being around for as long as they have been. The Copyrights are a midwestern pop punk staple. 


Adding to the varied punk genres of the night, New Jersey’s ska band Catch 22 made an appearance. Their 1998 debut studio album Keasbey Nights is a ska essential. We have a feeling you will be seeing more of them in the future! They currently have several fests lined up this year: Derby Punk Fest, Pioneer Valley Ska Fest and Supernova International Ska Festival


Bringing the late night to a close, Flatfoot 56 brought the aggressive Celtic punk to the St. Patrick’s Day bash, making everyone a little Chi-rish. You can catch them in April for a couple of shows with The Koffin Kats and the absolutely stacked line up that is Punk in the Park Denver this summer. 



Check out all the pictures below! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!


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DS Exclusive: Listen to Ottawa punks Sunshine Overload’s new single “Wrong or Rite” from upcoming album on Mom’s Basement Records

Ottawa punks Sunshine Overload have signed over their souls to Mom’s Basement Records for the release of their new self-titled album – coming soon! To celebrate the momentous occasion, your best buds at Dying Scene are bringing you this exclusive premiere of the album’s opening track “Wrong or Rite”. Check that shit out below(!) and […]

Ottawa punks Sunshine Overload have signed over their souls to Mom’s Basement Records for the release of their new self-titled album – coming soon! To celebrate the momentous occasion, your best buds at Dying Scene are bringing you this exclusive premiere of the album’s opening track “Wrong or Rite”. Check that shit out below(!) and stay tuned for more to come.

This premiere is brought to you in part by Punk Rock Radar. If you’d like your band’s music video, song, album or whatever to be premiered by Dying Scene and Punk Rock Radar, go here and follow these instructions. You’ll be on your way to previously unimagined levels of fame and fortune in no time.

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Dying Scene Show Review: Kraftwerk at The Anthem, Washington, DC (03/16/2025).

On Sunday, 16 March 2025, legendary German electronic band Kraftwerk brought their Multimedia Tour 2025, celebrating 50 Years of their groundbreaking fourth album, Autobahn, to a packed crowd at The Anthem located on The Wharf in Washington, DC.  The party started early with fans lining up well before doors opened at 6:30 pm, with the […]

On Sunday, 16 March 2025, legendary German electronic band Kraftwerk brought their Multimedia Tour 2025, celebrating 50 Years of their groundbreaking fourth album, Autobahn, to a packed crowd at The Anthem located on The Wharf in Washington, DC. 

The party started early with fans lining up well before doors opened at 6:30 pm, with the queue wrapping around the block. Fans piled in, and bought merchandise, and took their seats. The show started at 8:00 pm sharp, with synths, drum machines, and laser lights taking this small community on an otherworldly adventure to the synth-dimension. The band wrapped up their two-hour set at 10:00 pm.

The band was celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of their fourth album, Autobahn, which released in November 1974, and Autobahn made it onto the set-list with Kraftwerk’s recognizable scenic visual. This album is important as it marks the group’s shift from experimental krautrock to an electronic pop sound that is dominated by synthesizers and drum machines. Kraftwerk’s distinct minimalist electronic sound, lyrics about technology and the human condition, and their distinct visual aesthetic laid the foundation for many synthpunk, post-punk, new wave, and industrial artists that followed them down their cultural Autobahn.

The audience went wild to these songs as they escaped the grind of life in the nation’s capital. The band left the stage one by one and as they each received a heartfelt standing ovation at the of the night. 

  • Here are the songs featured in this night’s setlist:
  • “Numbers / Computerworld” 
  • “Home Computer”
  • “Spacelab”
  • “Airwaves”  
  • “Tango” 
  • “The Man Machine”
  • “Electric Cafe”
  • “Autobahn”  
  • “Computer Love”
  • “The Model ” 
  • “Neon Lights”
  • “Radioactivity”  
  • “Tour De France”
  • “La Forme”
  • “Vitamin”
  • “Trans-Europe Express”
  • Encore:
  • “The Robots”
  • “Planet of Visions”
  • “Boing Boom Tschak”

This was a night to remember. Don’t miss your chance to take a trip on the Autobahn with Kraftwerk!!!

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Photos: Chuck Ragan at the Velvet Underground in Toronto, ON 03/26

On March 26, 2025, Chuck Ragan played at the Velvet Underground in Toronto, Ontario. Cory Branan and Chuck Coles opened the show. Chuck Ragan is currently touring North America and released his album Love and Lore in 2024. Our photographer Stephen McGill was there to capture the show. Check out his photos below! 

Videos: LOUDSOUNDS: "Phobia Note"

New England-based alternative post-metal band LOUDSOUNDS have released a video for their new song “Phobia Note”. The video was directed by Calvin Cadoret, Timothy Brown, and Anthony Puliafico (who also did the editing as well as the VFX). The song was produced and mixed by Kevin Billingslea from The Halo Studio and was mastered by Aki McCullough of Nu House Studios. It is available digitally now. LOUDSOUNDS released their EP Index in 2022 and released their album Sundead in 2020. Check out the video below.

Divide and Dissolve release video for "Grief"

Divide and Dissolve has released a video for their new song “Grief”. The video was directed and edited by Sepi Mashiahof. The song marks the first time that Takiaya Reed has added vocals to a Divide and Dissolve track and it is off their upcoming album Insatiable which will be out on April 18 via Bella Union. Divide and Dissolve released their album Systemic in 2023. Check out the video below.

Tours: Integrity, Judge, and Earth Crisis announce co-headlining tour (US)

Integrity, Judge, and Earth Crisis have announced a co-headlining US tour. Combust will be joining them on their East Coast shows and Witness Chamber will be joining them on their West Coast shows. The tour will kick off on October 2 in Boston, Massachusetts, and will wrap up on October 19 in Berkeley, California. Tickets go on sale on March 28. Check out the dates below.

Festivals & Events: Skinny Lister, Billy Liar, Arab Strap, more to play Frank Turner's Lost Evenings VIII festival

Frank Turner has announced the main stage lineup for the next edition of his Lost Evenings festival which will take place in Edinburgh, Scotland. On September 25, Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls will be performing a set made up of “back catalogue favourites and rarities” and Haiver and Koo Koo will be playing the main stage. On September 26, Frank Turner and Matt Nasir will take to the stage for an acoustic set. Nine Nesbitt and Chris T-T will be playing the main stage. September 27 will see Skinny Lister and Uninvited taking to the stage. That night will also see the 10th-anniversary performance of Positive Songs for Negative People. On the final night of the festival, September 28, Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls will be performing a Greatest Hits set and will be joined by Arab Strap and Billy Liar. More bands will be announced soon. Lost Evenings VIII will take place September 25-28 at O2 Academy Edinburgh in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Watch the first trailer for PT Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’

<p>If Paul Thomas Anderson’s good at two things, they’re “Making Damn Good Movies” and “Setting Studio Money Ablaze.” Those things can be incongruous at times, much like they were for Licorice Pizza and Inherent Vice, but they’re always fucking experiences that we just don’t have a ton of at the movies anymore. Enter One Battle After Another, a $130 million riff on a Pynchon novel featuring Leo Dicaprio doing madcap shit over three hours. Seriously, reading about this thing’s test […]</p>
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