Seattle pop-punks EEP-OOP! will be releasing their sophomore LP Choices next Friday, September 11th on Mom’s Basement Records. The Dying Scene Record Radar has received an exclusive transmission containing never before seen photos of the vinyl color variants! Check ’em out and listen to a few tracks from the record down below. And set a […]
Seattle pop-punks EEP-OOP! will be releasing their sophomore LP Choices next Friday, September 11th on Mom’s Basement Records. The Dying Scene Record Radar has received an exclusive transmission containing never before seen photos of the vinyl color variants!
Check ’em out and listen to a few tracks from the record down below. And set a reminder to head over to the Mom’s Basement webstore next Friday at 12pm eastern to grab your copies of this bad ass record! End transmission.
Episode #741 of the Punknews Podcast is now up! In this episode, John and Em talk about the end of Columbia House, the upcoming Dear Landlord record, S.O.D., and more. John also talks about seeing Repo Man with the Circle Jerks. Listen to the episode below!
Stick Men is the band composed of King Crimson's Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto, with multi-instrumentalist and composer Markus Reuter. Today, they release their new album Let's THRAK again. It's an homage to KC's 1996 THRAK album and KC's Robert Fripp has endorsed the release. You can hear it below.
Welcome to Cleaning Out The Inbox! Each week, we will share the records, videos, and singles that were sent to us and conveniently present them to you in one nice and neat package. This week, we have stuff from Stickup Kid, According to Jack, Follow Thru, and One Way Terror. Let’s dig in. Stickup Kid […]
Welcome to Cleaning Out The Inbox! Each week, we will share the records, videos, and singles that were sent to us and conveniently present them to you in one nice and neat package. This week, we have stuff from Stickup Kid, According to Jack, Follow Thru, and One Way Terror. Let’s dig in.
Straight out of San Jose, California, is Stickup Kid. Common Time Tapes has released Stickup Kid’s 2016 EP Debris on vinyl and cassette for the first time. You can head to Common Time Tapes’ Bandcamp to order them or check out a stream of the record below.
According to Jack is a punk band from Padua, Italy. Initially starting as an acoustic project for lead singer Giacomo Ramoazzo, Plugged has him backed by a full band. It includes three tracks from the first EP, Reason To Exist, re-recorded live in the studio, and a Creedence Clearwater Revival cover, as part of a project designed to bridge the band’s past, present, and future.
Follow Thru is a five-piece melodic punk band from Providence, RI. Eat Your Heart Out is the band’s first full-length record. Give them a listen if you are a fan of Nerdlinger, Much the Same, and Deforesters. Check out their latest video for the song “The Stars Don’t Shine Like They Used To” below.
Follow Thru has an album release show set for September 19, 2026, in their hometown of Providence, RI, at The Parlour. Click here for info.
Thrash, metal, and hardcore are alive and well in Buffalo, NY, and One Way Terror carries the torch. This week, they drop their latest record, Class Axe, on all streaming platforms, but if physical media is more your thing, you can head to their Bandcamp to pick up the record on CD or vinyl. Check out “Split Bricks” below.
That’s it for this week. If you have record or a music video you want to get some eyes on, please contact us at the Dying Scene Discord or email us at DyingSceneMusic@gmail.com
Tony Iommi of Black sabbath has released a 7-inch single. "World Alone" is a single supporting his upcoming album From The Dark. The release is out today and has an instrumental version on the b-side.
The Iron Roses have released a video for “To The Last”. The video was filmed on location at the State Theatre in Havre De Grace, Maryland and Chelsea Oxborough of Hot Dish Creative served as videographer for the video. The song is off their album Molotov Nights which was released earlier this year. The Iron Roses will be touring the US starting later this month and will be touring Europe in October. Check out the video below.
<p>Well, it’s about time someone released a song about the year’s hottest accessory. Enter “Fake Smiles,” the lowkey new single from FELIX! and Jiles, released earlier this week (September 2) under Brockton collective Van Buren Records. The pair gets real about an age of constant facades over a shuddering, almost eerie beat. Their spirits might be weary — “I just want some peace, honestly,” FELIX! admits — but both gentlemen’s wordplay is as dexterous as ever: “She said I need […]</p>
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Wavves has been working with max Bemis of Say Anything on a new collaborative LP. Some tracks have even been released as singles. However, as you may know, recently Bemis was accused of sending inappropriate texts to girls that were under 18. Some of the
Off With Their Heads have released a surprising cover. It's a cover of the "punk" song from the movie Bring it On. The track was recorded in 2006 and recently uncovered. As per the band, "Possibly the dumbest thing we've done. Back in 2006 or so, Zack and I whipped up a cover of the song the dude from Bring It On sings to win over Torrance Shipman. I tried to emulate his voice and played the crummy guitar solos. Zack programmed the drums and did all the rest. I forgot about it until these bandcamp Friday things popped up. So here you go. One day only. Lol." the track is available today only. You can hear it below.
Sleep's new album is out today, digitally- though the physical version will not be released until later this year. Hempispheres has a new lineup of Al Cisneros, Bubba Dupree of Void, and Dale Crover of Melvins. It's out via Third Man and you can hear it below.
