Florida-punks Wolf-Face are streaming the first three songs off of their upcoming album Still Golden, which is due out December 10th on Say-10 Records. The title track for the upcoming album as well as “With or Without Boof” and “Dog Whistle” are all pretty decent tracks, and has this Dying Scenester looking forward to the rest of the album.
Check out the new singles below.
This is the first new music from Wolf-Face since they released two new tracks last year.
If you read this site on the regular, you probably saw that Sammy Kay recently wrapped up a successful Kickstarter campaign in advance of his new full-length album, civil/WAR. There’s a song on the new album called “Thoughts & Prayers,” and as you might imagine, it’s Kay’s take on the seemingly never-ending state of affairs in our nation right now.
You can check out “Thoughts And Prayers” here and pick up your own digital copy as a “pay-what-you-can” single. But here’s the thing; there’s also going to be a going to be an extremely limited edition, lathe-cut seven-inch backed with another civil/WAR track, “Forgotten Ones.” All proceeds from the single will be donated to The Brady Campaign and Everytown or Gun Safety.
The Pete Steinkopf-produced civil/WAR is due out in October on Say-10 Records. You can pre-order it here. Also, tickets for his record release show at Crossroads in Garwood, NJ, are available here; Kay will be opening for the inimitable John Moreland that night!
Los Angeles based folk-punks Divided Heaven are streaming their new single “Generator”. All proceeds from the single will be donated to the LGBT Center. Drummer Nic Morreale says, “The Los Angeles LGBT Center is an incredible organization
providing health, advocacy, social, legal and housing services for hundreds of thousands of people in the LA area.
With the rising homelessness/cost of living in our hometown, as well as the disgusting attempt of the President to define
the Transgender community out of existence, we wanted–as a band–to raise awareness and money this holiday
season, and show our support. We stand in solidarity with the LGBT community and we encourage our fans, friends and
family to donate to the Los Angeles LGBT Center as well.”
You can check out the new single below.
Divided Heaven’s most recent release was Cold War, released earlier this year. To coincide with the new single, front man Jeff Berman will embark on solo tour dates in Germany and the North East in December. You can find those dates below.
New Jersy punk act The Cryptkeeper Five have announced their signing with Say-10 Records. The label will be re-releasing the bands’ last album The Stronghold on vinyl with a bonus cover of Arcade Fire’s “Wake Up.”
To celebrate the announcement, the band has also released a video for their song “1000 Keys.” You can check that out below along with the bands’ upcoming tour dates.
The Cryptkeeper Five originally released The Stronghold in 2016.
Folk punk outfit Divided Heaven are now streaming their new album “Cold War.”
As stated previously by Jeff Berman, “Cold War is (and was) meant to be different, all around. It was recorded differently, written differently, and presented differently. It’s less singer-songwriter and more full-band; less a collection of songs and more of a cohesive group of songs. I simply can not waiting for people to hear it and feel it.”
Check out the new album below.
Folk punk outfit Divided Heaven have just announced that they’ll be shipping off to tour at the end of the month (beginning in Tempe, AZ) through the end of July. These guys’ new album “Cold War” will drop on July 20th which the tour comes in support of.
According to Jeff Berman, “Cold War is (and was) meant to be different, all around. It was recorded differently, written differently, and presented differently. It’s less singer-songwriter and more full-band; less a collection of songs and more of a cohesive group of songs. I simply can not waiting for people to hear it and feel it.”
Washington D.C.’s Walk The Plank are hitting the road this Spring with Boston’s OC45. This small, 5-date tour comes prior to OC45’s appearance at Pouzza Fest in Montreal this May.
The full lineups and dates can be found below, along with two local Washington D.C. shows Walk the Plank will also be playing.
Walk The Plank most recently released Cemetery Vacation in 2017 via Say-10 Records while OC45’s most recent work, via Bird’s Eye Records, also came in 2017 titled Happy Accidents.
Hopefully you haven’t put the finishing touches on your “Best of 2017” album lists yet, because we’ve got ourselves a pretty solid contender added to the field from seemingly out of nowhere! Well, out of New Jersey, but still.
It comes to us from none other than Jared Hart, probably best known for his role as frontman of Garden State punk band The Scandals. He released his first solo album, Past Lives & Pass Lines, a couple years back and went on tour both as a member of Brian Fallon’s band, The Crowes, and as a solo artist, where he performed alongside the likes of Frank Iero, Cory Branan and a bunch more. While on those shows, he had the occasion to perform a few of his solo songs alongside a full band, and got the bug to re-record some of the more standout tracks with a band in a studio setting. The result? A four-song EP called Past Life Regression…which is not only officially out today, but is officially available for “pay-what-you-want” download below. Check it out!
Past Lives & Pass Lines was released in November 2015 on Say-10 Records.
Texas punks Everymen have released a music video for their song “Shake Your Bones”. The video is great for All Hallows’ Eve, filmed in a graveyard, featuring a few zombies and possibly a drunk priest, it captures the spookiness of pumpkin day well.
You can check out the video below.
The song “Shake Your Bones” comes off the latest release from the band entitled “May Your Ashes Have Stories To Tell”. If your a fan of Morgan or the Raygun Cowboys be sure to check these guys out.
Los angeles acoustic-punk musician Divided Heaven has announced west coast tour dates with Brian Marquis.
You can check out the tour dates and locations here.
Divided Heaven, the project of Jeff Berman, is finishing up the recording of a new album with Charlie Stavish. He last released Youngblood in March 2014.
It’s been far too long since we heard new music from Boston four-piece punk outfit Choke Up, but your pals here at Dying Scene are stoked to help change that. The band have got a brand new album, Stormy Blue, due out at the end of next week (September 15th) on Say-10 Records.
To mark the occasion, we’ve teamed up to debut the new track, “Roadside Graves.” Here’s what Choke Up’s Sam Johnson has to say about the track:
“Roadside Graves starts side B of Stormy Blue. I think for all the distance we tried to put between this record and everything that came before, Roadside acts as a pretty good bridge, connecting our fast and loose punk rock past to a more pop forward present. Lyrically it’s a powder keg moment on the album; when everything erupts and you’re left looking the damage you’ve done. Stormy Blue really hinges on this track and it’s quickly become a new favorite of ours. Fun fact: it’s the first song we ever wrote in 3/4.”
Check out the lyrical powder keg below.
Pre-orders for Stormy Blue are available here. The album marks the band’s first since their debut full-length, 2015’s Black Coffee, Bad Habits.
As evidenced in part by his debut album, 2015’s Past Lives & Pass Lines, Jared Hart has been busy carving out a pretty legit niche for himself as a solo artist…that is when he’s not occupied by either his duties as founder/frontman of New Jersey punk band The Scandals or filling out the guitar and vocal sounds in Brian Fallon’s band, The Crowes.
Most recently, Hart has announced a run of solo European tour dates that’ll keep him busy from late September through mid October. The twelve-date run kicks off September 28th in the Netherlands, and finishes up just in time for Hart and a full backing band — some of whom will look familiar to all you fans of the larger Jersey punk scene –will support Racquet Club, the new band featuring (among others) Sergie Loobkoff from Samiam/Knapsack fame on their first run through the northeastern US.
Head below for the full rundown of Hart’s tour dates, and stay tuned for news on upcoming Hart solo music in the very near future!
Past Lives & Pass Lines hit the streets in November 2015 on Say-10 Records.
Say-10 Records has a massive show planned for their 10th anniversary at the Broadberry in Richmond, VA. $30 advance gets you 16 bands including Beach Slang, Ann Beretta, Pkew Pkew Pkew, City Mouse, Mad Conductor, and Positive No.
Doors are at noon and the show is all ages.
Check out the event here, and grab your tickets at ticketfly!
DC Hardcore punks, Walk the Plank are now streaming their debut LP “Cemetary Vacation” available through Say-10 Records.
The LP will be a follow up to the lastest release of the Great Thieves Escape split with Harker, No Fun, and Such Gold which debuted on May 27th, 2016.
The five piece act also announced a short run of east coast dates which you can scope out, along with the LP below.
Legendary Richmond, VA punks Ann Beretta are streaming their upcoming 7″ single. The single includes one brand new song, “Kill the Lights,” and a new recording of “Forever Family.”
Even better, they have two new albums lined up – this summer should see the release of an album of new recordings of old songs, and early next year we can expect a brand new album.
The new single and both albums are being released by Say-10 Records.
You can stream the new songs at Brooklyn Vegan and pre-order the shiny new record here.
I haven’t been this excited for a new Ann Beretta release since I pored over the Lookout! Records mail order catalog when I was supposed to be making pizzas for minimum wage.
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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