Aussie punks Hammock District are streaming a new single off their upcoming album. The new song “Take Me” is a mix of 80’s synth punk mixed with some gloomy pop punk.
You can check out the new song below.
The new EP “Evergreen” will be available November 2nd through Whisk and Key Records. This will be the debut album for the Hammock District.
After their amazing 2014 release ‘A Thousand Surfaces’, new Hard Girls stuff has been very high on our ‘to look forward to’ list. Happy faces all over because the San Jose based three piece is finally streaming its long-awaited new full length. ‘Floating Now’ won’t be out until this Friday (10/6) via Asian Man Records, but the whole thing is already up for listening right here.
If you like what you hear you should also definitely have a look below to see if Hard Girls are playing your city any time soon.
And So I Watch You From Afar have shared a new track, “Dying Giants”, from their forthcoming album “The Endless Shimmering”. The album will be the band’s fifth full length, following on from their last effort “Heirs”. “The Endless Shimmering” will be released October 20th via Sargent House.
You can listen to “Dying Giants” below.
Joy Opposites, featuring ex-members of FACT (Japan) and The Amity Affliction (Australia), are currently streaming a new track titled “Head Full Of Tongues.” You can listen to it below.
“Head Full Of Tongues” is the first single taken from Joy Opposites’ upcoming second album Find Hell. The album is set to be released on November 8 via Hostess Entertainment. You can find the tracklist and album art below the new track.
Providence, Rhode Island’s four piece Downtown Boys have released a music video for their song “Somos Chulas (No Somos Pendejas)”. You can watch it below.
The song is taken from their second album “Cost of Living”, which was released last month on Sub Pop Records.
New Orleans grunge-pop act Pope are currently streaming two new tracks from their upcoming album True Talent Champion. You can listen to “David Caspian” and “Talk Me Out Of It” below.
The band is made up of Matthew Seferian, Alejandro Skalany (both former members of Donovan Wolfington), and Atticus Lopez. True Talent Champion is set to be released on November 3 via Community Records.
Fotocrimes featuring current and former members of Young Widows and Colliseum have released a new track “Duplicate Days”.
You can listen to the song below.
The new song comes off the band’s upcoming EP “Always Night” which is slated to be released November 3rd and is the first release from the band.
Another new track from the long-awaited forthcoming Hard Girls full-length, Floating Now, is up. The song is called “Camera,” and you can check it out below.
Floating Now is due out October 6th on Asian Man Records. It marks the first Hard Girls album since 2014’s A Thousand Surfaces. Pre-orders for Floating Now are available right here.
Ted Leo has released a video for “Can’t Go Back”. The track is taken from his new album “The Hanged Man”, which came out last week following a Kickstarter funding campaign.
You can watch the video below – and get yourself a copy of the album from his website.
The Used have announced 
their seventh album. “The Canyon” is to be released on October 27th via Hopeless Records.
The band have marked the announcement by releasing a video for the first track to be taken from the 17 song record. “Over and Over Again” is below, along with the album tracklisting and pre-order details.
California’s Joyce Manor will be touring the US with Wavves this fall. The month-long tour kicks off on October 20th in San Diego wraps up on November 22nd in Berkeley.
Check out the dates below to see if there’s a show near you.
Joyce Manor’s latest album Cody was released in 2016 through Epitaph Records.
Solid reminder! (Fans of the latest Brand New album better pay attention.) The widely respected emo rockers are topping an incredible bill at the NOS Event Center in San Bernardino, CA on the 9th of September. The High & Low festival hits out hard with a line-up that also consists of Death Cab For Cutie, Tegan & Sara, Best Coast, PUP, Kevin Devine and many more.
Head down below to check out the full line-up.
The Used have announced that they will be hitting the road this Fall with support from Glassjaw. This month-long tour will kick off in San Francisco on October 27th and wrap up on November 29th in Seattle. Tickets go on sale on Friday (August 25th) at 10am.
A full list of dates and ticket info are up now on the band website.
Brand New unleashed their latest album, Science Fiction, to their fans after 8 years of waiting. The new 12-track record was secretly mailed to 500 fans without their knowledge, with the band throwing it out to the rest of the world only a few hours after the internet had caught wind of what was happening.
Fans reported receiving CDs with a single 61 minute track on it, which almost immediately ended up on the internet and spread like wildfire in an unorthodox move on the part of the band.
The group is currently selling digital copies of the album, which you can find here. Those who want a physical copy will have to wait to October when the vinyl format is shipped.
Science Fiction will be the band’s first album since their 2009 record Daisy.
California indie punk trio Hard Girls has streamed the first track of its upcoming full length. ‘Puddle Of Blood‘ is the first new stuff from the band since their most recent LP ‘A Thousand Surfaces‘ saw the light of day in 2014.
‘Floating Now‘ will be out October 6, 2017 via Asian Man (US) and Specialist Subject Records (UK). Head down below to check out ‘Puddle Of Blood’.
I was a total music nerd when I was a kid. I listened to absolutely nothing except golden oldies and Weird Al until I was in high school. I stumbled onto punk rock when I was 15 and considered myself musically "cool" but now that I think about it, starting a punk music blog is pretty much the pinnacle of fanboy geekdom - so, still a music nerd it seems. But I digress. I was telling you about golden oldies. I never lost my love for the rock 'n roll of the 60s, which is why Italy's The Peawees are striking such a chord with me. These guys channel the greats like Elvis, Chuck Berry or Buddy Holly but do it with decidedly punk rock rock flare. They're not "new", they've been kicking around the punk scene since 1995 but they're new to Dying Scene and on September 14th they're dropping their new album "Moving Target" via Rum Bar Records. Put your dancing shoes on and give a couple of the tunes a listen here.
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