Philly punk band Restorations are streaming their new song, “Nonbeliever,” which comes from their upcoming album LP5000 that is scheduled for a September 28 release via Tiny Engines.
You can give it a listen below.
Restorations last released LP3 in 2014.
Chicago experimental punk act Lower Automation are streaming their new EP, Shoebox Companion, which was released on July 27th.
You can give it a listen below.
Lower Automation last released The Pulpit Tumble in August 2017.
Canadian harcore act Fucked Up are to release a new album, “Dose Your Dreams”, on October 8th via Merge Records/Arts & Crafts. To mark the announcement, the band have released a video for track two of the album, “Raise Your Voice Joyce”. Full album details and pre-orders are up on Bandcamp. The record is the first full length since 2014’s “Glass Boys”.
You can watch the video below.
Joyce Manor have announced a new album Million Dollars to Kill Me which is set to be released September 21. They have released a lyric video for the title track “Million Dollars to Kill Me” which showcases their understated but poignant lyrical style.
They have also announced a slew of North American tour dates.
Check out the video and the tour dates below.
The best thing about writing for an online magazine like DyingScene is finding banging new music from all corners of the globe. This morning my eyes and ears have been opened to the technical progressive hardcore sounds of Melbourne’s Future Corpse – a three-piece blend of musical insanity that’s an absolute must-listen for fans of riffery, odd song structures, and creative timings.
Future Corpse have just released Culture Ruins Everything Around Me. The seven track record is the most recent from the band since their 2016 release, Another World to Consume.
Check out Culture Ruins Everything Around Me below.
Philly punks Restoration are now streaming their new track, “The Red Door” which comes off of their new album LP5000 via Tiny Engines. This is the band’s first full-length release since 2014.
Check out the new track below!
Nottingham UK’s Slumb Party are streaming their new album Happy Now via Drunken Sailor Records. This album is a genre-bender as it’s equal parts post punk, soul punk, no wave, garage punk, and skronk.
Check it out, in all of it’s discordant glory, below.
Legendary post-hardcore band Thrice has just signed with Epitaph Records.
“We grew up listening to and being inspired by Epitaph bands, and have always admired and respected the label’s independent spirit and ethics,” they said. “To finally be a part of the family there is an absolute honor, and we couldn’t be more excited about our future with them.”
They have also released a lyric-video for their new track “The Grey” and announced a co-headlining tour with The Bronx and label-mates Teenage Wrist. Tickets are on sale now at Sound Rink.
Check out the video and tour dates below.
Canadian harcore act Fucked Up have announced that they’ll be releasing a new limited edition 7″ on Tankcrimes. There are only 500 copies available for sale which you can pre order here. The 7″ features a cover of “High Rise” by the Trainspotters and their track “Tower on Time.” The vinyl will officially be available June 15th, so make sure to grab a copy before they run out!
Fucked Up are also streaming their cover of the 80s classic track, which you can check out below.
Run For Cover Records have announced that they’ve signed Self Defense Family. The band will release their debut LP for the label, “Have You Considered Punk Music”, on June 29th. Pre-orders are up now. The band will tour the US in June.
Full details of the tour are below, as is a video for the title track of the album, which the band have released to mark the announcement.
Glassjaw have released a video for “Shira”, a track from their album, “Material Control”, which came out back in December. The album was the first since 2002’s “Workship and Tribute” and this is their first video in 15 years too. You can have a watch below.
Various physical versions of the album are available now.
This is a truly devastating story to have to write for myriad reasons, but Caleb Scofield, bass player for seminal Boston-area post-hardcore band Cave In (as well as founding member of Zozobra with Cave In’s Adam McGrath and he was bassist for Old Man Gloom and probably a few other bands I’m missing right now) as killed in a single car accident in his home state of New Hampshire yesterday. He was thirty-nine years old.
The horrific crash occurred at the northbound tollbooth of the Everett Turnpike in Bedford, a location that yours truly has passed through an incalculable number of times over my several decades in the area. He left behind a wife, Jen, and two children (Desmond, age 10, and Sydney, age 7). A YouCaring page has been set up in their name here; please consider helping out.
Rest in power, Caleb. You’ll be deeply missed.
Michigan progressive-punks The Most Dangerous Animal are streaming their new album Hot Brain. The album features an eclectic mix of heavy guitar riffs and throaty lyrics.
You can give the new album a listen below.
This is the first new album from The Most Dangerous Animal since 2014’s The Breakfast EP. Hot Brain was released on Save Your Generation Records.
The World/Inferno Friendship Society have announced that they are in the studio recording a new album. In an interview with My Central Jersey, front man Jack Terricloth said:
“We’ve recorded, like, 30 songs for it and changed the name a dozen times. Alternative Tentacles is a little annoyed by that, not much though. Jello is a mellow fellow. We’re moving into Sandanista territory at the moment. Just last week, we were holed up in the studio to concentrate on doing some fixes and mixing but ended up writing a new song instead. Good problem to have.”
We’ll keep you updated as more details on the new album come to light. The band last released This Packed Funeral in 2014 through Alternative Tentacles.
Lemuria recently held a contest where they encouraged their fans to make music videos for any song off their new album, Recreational Hate, with the winner to be released as an official music video.
The winner is Erik Button of Charlotte, North Carolina, and you can check out his video for “Christine Perfect” below.
Recreational Hate was released digitally in late 2017. Physical copies were released on February 2nd.
When the sun’s out and I’m feeling carefree I love my ska and pop-punk. When I’m feeling nostalgic and wistful I skew towards Menzingers or emo. When I’ve had three cups of coffee and need an outlet for the nebulous discontentment that silently builds behind the exterior of my stoic demeanor I turn towards hardcore-punk. That’s where I’m at this morning so when a request to check out the debut album from Californian skate-punk/hardcore act Facelift hit my inbox it was perfectly timed. This music is raw. It’s fast as hell. And it’s f’ing pissed off. Oh, and it’s riddled with metallic riff breakdowns which absolutely clinched it for me (give it 2:20 into the album opener to see what I mean). Turn up the volume and let off some steam with me by streaming “Sinceforevertilwhenever” here.
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