Boston’s The Dirty Truckers have released a pair of name-your-price songs to promote their upcoming “Best of” CD.
“Like Him” and “Boston Wrangler” are streaming below and can be purchased at bandcamp. The upcoming CD will lead with “Like Him” and include other previously unreleased material. The CD will be available on January 19th via Rum Bar Records.
UK punk label Drunken Sailor Records just released its 2017 Sampler compilation. The 21-song comp features one song from every release the label put out this year.
You can give it a listen below, and download it for free on their bandcamp page.
Ever since I started writing for DyingScene.com, I’ve been exposed to a lot of rad European takes on the EpiFat sound. The Fatswines are the newest on my list of European bandcamp purchases.
Their latest EP, “All The Fatswines,” is name-your-price on bandcamp. It’s definitely worth a listen, and if you like it, be a champ and head to their bandcamp page and throw them some Euro funmoney. In the meantime, check out “All The Fatswines” below.
Just be nice and don’t tell them that the plural for “swine” is “swine.”
Montreal melodic punk act Arising From have signed to Thousand Islands Records. The band is working on new material that should hopefully see a release next year.
In the meantime, the label is streaming Arising From’s debut self-titled EP, originally released in June, and offering it as a pay what you want download. You can check that out below.
German pop punks The Barbecuties are now streaming their new album, “Eternal Dorkness.”
The guys have just released the 13 track album as follow up to the release of their Christmas EP, Have a Barbecuties X-Mas! in 2015.
Check out the album below.
Japanese punk veterans Hi-Standard have just released a new video for their track, “All Generations.” Taken from their most recent release of The Gift, the 16-song LP is the band’s first full-length album since 1999’s Making the Road.
Check out the video below!
Arizona-based, melodic hardcore act, Withered Bones are now streaming their new track, “Indoctrinated.”
“Growing up I was taught not to question anything,” shares frontman Russell Ullrich. “I was spoon fed my grandparents beliefs on a narrow path of ideals, sheltered from external thought. I was often told, “Only God knows,” when grown-ups didn’t have answers to ease my uncertainty. As I got older and became exposed to current culture, I quickly began to resent my upbringing in the church.”
This track belongs to their planned release of album In Search Of Self-Evidence, which is due out Dec. 8 via Blood & Ink Records.
Check out the track below!
Minneapolis punks, The Slow Death are now streaming two songs via Rad Girlfriend Records that didn’t make it onto the Punishers album. Punishers was released in May earlier this year.
The two songs dubbed “I’ll Be Right Here” and “Factory” are available as a limited editio vinyl as well which you can buy here.
Check out these new tracks from these guys below.
You know what you need? Sixteen songs from sixteen bands from Fest 2016. Sixteen.
Black Numbers is releasing their Fest 16 sampler on Friday for name-your-price on their bandcamp page. You can stream the whole thing below, right now!
Bands on the sampler include Make War, Static Radio NJ, Typesetter, and thirteen more.
Hailing from Badajoz, Spain, Radio Station is a new band with an old school sound. The five-piece plays straight-forward, rough-around-the-edges melodic punk that harkens back to the 90’s. If this sounds appealing to you, then their debut EP, appropriately titled 1st EP, is a must-listen. Head over to bandcamp to check it out and download it for free.
Our pop punk buddies Knuckle Puck have just shared their video for “Gone,” which is off of their new album Shapeshifter via Rise Records.
You can check out the video here, which plays on the ever classic “Rock Show” from Blink 182 amd shows their fun in Indiana- cigars with the dads included.
The boys are also heading out on tour tomorrow, which will last for a month. You can scope out the dates below, and click here to buy tickets.
Finally, a punk band that loves pizza, beer, intimate massages, and dick jokes. How could have I missed such a unicorn?
Seriously though, AntEater is great. Fast, technical guitar that reminds me of A Wilhelm Scream. “Macaroni Pony” sets my jowls a-quiverin’. You can stream it below, and be sure to head to their bandcamp page to buy it for a buck. They also have “Jack’s Hill” available there for name-your-price.
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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