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DS Record Review: Almighty Trigger Happy and HET UP! Split

Toronto, Ontario based Cursed Blessings Records release provides an opportunity for smaller bands to get their records on wax for more ears to hear bands that may not have a far reach. Their latest release features two of Toronto’s best: Almighty Trigger Happy and Het Up! This four-song split features two songs from each band […]

DS Album Review: Sincere Engineer – “Probable Claws”

Deanna Belos, or perhaps known as her elegant ‘nom de plume’ Sincere Engineer, releases her fourth feature album this Friday, entitled Probable Claws. This album is no doubt a masterclass in what it’s like to be a fiery, valiant Midwestern girl with an indestructible desire to write songs for those who seek refuge in feisty, […]

DS Record Radar: Jake Emissions (Flamingo Nosebleed) releasing new LP “Rocky Mountain Highs” on Mom’s Basement Records

Flamingo Nosebleed frontman Jake Emissions will be releasing his brand new record Rocky Mountain Highs this Friday, June 26th on Mom’s Basement Records. The album sees the Fort Wayne, Indiana punk veteran backed by members of SACK, Shocktroopers, the Parasites and more. The Dying Scene Record Radar is stoked to bring you this exclusive first […]

DS Interview: Steve Niles and Brian Walsby Talk “Take It Back: Life, Anxiety, and Gray Matter”

Horror writer Steve Niles has made a career for himself by writing about things that go bump in the night for over thirty-five years. However, very few know that before this, Niles played in a punk rock band, Gray Matter. The band was a part of the well established Washington D.C. punk scene and even […]

DS Featured Release – Dave Masud – “Three Quarter Life Crisis”

When drummer Dave Masud isn’t slapping skins for the Vampirates, he’s busy making his own music. On May 1st, Dave released Three Quarter Life Crisis, his latest solo record. Dave has crafted a record that’s a visceral look at middle age as your body and the world breaks down around you. The songs are lyrically […]