DS Exclusive: Check out St. Louis punk band Rum Luck’s debut EP “Land of the Fools”

Four score and seven years ago, DyingScene.com was brought forth with one goal in mind: to introduce the unwashed masses to awesome new punk bands. Today we’re carrying on that proud tradition by introducing you to Rum Luck! You’re probably asking yourself, “Who is Rum Luck? What is Rum Luck? Why is Rum Luck?”. Well, […]

Four score and seven years ago, DyingScene.com was brought forth with one goal in mind: to introduce the unwashed masses to awesome new punk bands. Today we’re carrying on that proud tradition by introducing you to Rum Luck! You’re probably asking yourself, “Who is Rum Luck? What is Rum Luck? Why is Rum Luck?”. Well, lucky for you, I had the band type a brief paragraph introducing themselves:

“Rum Luck is a four piece punk band from St. Louis, Missouri. We’re bringing the nostalgic sound of all your favorite 90’s punk bands rolled into one! The sound of our debut EP Land of the Fools is a mix of all our favorite genres of punk: ska-punk, skate-punk, pop-punk and a hint of rockabilly.”

So there ya have it. The band’s debut EP they just mentioned comes out tomorrow on Spotify, Apple Music, and probably everywhere else you can listen to music on the internet. But that’s tomorrow. Today, the only place you can listen to this shit is right here on DyingScene.com. So you should totally do it! Check out Land of the Fools:

This premiere is brought to you in part by Punk Rock Radar. If you’d like your band’s music video 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!

Rum Luck is playing some shows, you should go to them:

March 30 @ the Heavy Anchor
April 20th @ 420 SMOD Fest
May 18th @ the Rude Dog Pub
June 15th @ the Cooler BnB
June 29th @ Platypus
July 12th @ the Duck Room

Rum Luck has social media accounts, you should follow them.

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What’s the deal with Jerry Seinfeld’s ‘Unfrosted’ trailer?

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