10 years in the making, Portland, Maine pop-punks Borderlines‘ debut album Keep Pretending will keep your feet tapping and heads nodding for the entirety of its 12 song tracklist. If laid back, catchy pop-punk is what you seek, you’ve come to the right place.
Portland (Maine, not Oregon) pop-punks Borderlines are gearing up to release their debut album Keep Pretending, and Dying Scene is stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of the awesome new single “How Many Hours”. Check out the music video below! Here’s some very important information Borderlines would like you to know: “How Many Hours […]
Portland (Maine, not Oregon) pop-punks Borderlines are gearing up to release their debut album Keep Pretending, and Dying Scene is stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of the awesome new single “How Many Hours”. Check out the music video below!
Here’s some very important information Borderlines would like you to know:
“How Many Hours is the second single from our debut full-length “Keep Pretending,” out this summer on Hey Pizza Records (LP), Mom’s Basement Records (CD), and Memorable But Not Honorable (Cassette). It’s a tune about trying to let go of fear of bad decisions and living in the moment.
The video was shot at one of our favorite spots, Sun Tiki Studios at our hometown in Portland, Maine by our dear friend Cam Jones.
This album has been a long time coming for us. Some of these songs were written almost at the start of this band (2012) and some were written not long before recording. It was tracked here in Maine, mixed by Wyatt Funderburk at Nebulon II, and mastered by Justin Perkins at Mystery Room Mastering. The artwork was done by Jon Lewis of The Dopamines.
We will have album pre-order details and a release date very soon!”
Savannah, Georgia’s Manarovs are back with another new song called “Long Time Ago” and we’re stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of the music video. This is the latest single from the Ramonescore band’s upcoming album Callsign: Proton. Check it out below! Callsign: Proton will be out soon, with Mom’s Basement Records (LP / CD) and Memorable […]
Savannah, Georgia’s Manarovs are back with another new song called “Long Time Ago” and we’re stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of the music video. This is the latest single from the Ramonescore band’s upcoming album Callsign: Proton. Check it out below!
Savannah, Georgia’s Manarovs are once again gracing the pages of DyingScene.com with another brand new track from their upcoming album Callsign: Proton. “Mr. Snow Leopard” is the latest single from the band’s sophomore LP, arriving soon via Mom’s Basement Records (LP/CD) and Memorable But Not Honorable Records (Cassette). We’re partnering with our friends at Punk Rock Radar to bring you […]
Savannah, Georgia’s Manarovs are once again gracing the pages of DyingScene.com with another brand new track from their upcoming album Callsign: Proton.
California Ramonescore veterans The Carmines will be releasing their comeback album Work Harder Not Smarter this Thursday. You don’t have to wait any longer to listen to the record though, because we’re hooking you up with this exclusive premiere! Check it out below. Featuring Slick Shoes drummer Joe Nixon and guitarist Greg Togawa, Work Harder […]
California Ramonescore veterans The Carmines will be releasing their comeback album Work Harder Not Smarter this Thursday. You don’t have to wait any longer to listen to the record though, because we’re hooking you up with this exclusive premiere! Check it out below.
Featuring Slick Shoes drummer Joe Nixon and guitarist Greg Togawa, Work Harder Not Smarter sees the Carmines ripping through 10 (very obviously Ramones influenced) new tracks. It’ll keep you pogoing for the entirety of its slightly-less-than-30 minute runtime.
Georgia Ramonescore band the Manarovs are back with their sci-fi / spy themed sophomore album Callsign: Proton. We’re stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of the music video for the first single “Anywhere For You”. Check it out below! Callsign: Proton will be out soon on Mom’s Basement Records (LP/CD) and Memorable But Not […]
Georgia Ramonescore band the Manarovs are back with their sci-fi / spy themed sophomore album Callsign: Proton. We’re stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of the music video for the first single “Anywhere For You”. Check it out below!
In case you haven’t already heard of NOT, I’ll give you a brief rundown of what you’ve been missing out on. The band is from Los Angeles and features members of Sharp/Shock, Mercy Music & more. From the get-go, these guys had one goal in mind for this project: write and record original songs that […]
In case you haven’t already heard of NOT, I’ll give you a brief rundown of what you’ve been missing out on. The band is from Los Angeles and features members of Sharp/Shock, Mercy Music & more. From the get-go, these guys had one goal in mind for this project: write and record original songs that faithfully recreate that distinct ALL/Descendents sound. And they did a damn good job.
After a few months of teasing us with some killer singles, NOT has finally spilled the beans on their debut album Stop the World. It’s due out April 14th on Wiretap Records, Brassneck Records, and Waterslide Records. You can listen to the brand new single “Alien” below and pre-order the record here (US) or here (UK)I don’t wanna jump the gun, but I think there’s serious Album of the Year potential here, folks.
NOT – Stop the World tracklist:
1. Stop The World 2. If Only 3. Hyperactive 4. Living On The Moon 5. Alien 6. Settle Down 7. Sorry Sometimes 8. Hella 9. Unfuck The World 10. Anxiety 11. Losing Control 12. Don’t Make Sense 13. The Last Time 14. Something Else
If you’ve never heard of NOT, you are NOT alone. I was browsing the New Releases section on Spotify late last night when I stumbled upon these guys and decided to give their new single (and first song ever) “Stop the World” a listen. Within a few seconds of pressing play, I thought to myself […]
If you’ve never heard of NOT, you are NOT alone. I was browsing the New Releases section on Spotify late last night when I stumbled upon these guys and decided to give their new single (and first song ever) “Stop the World” a listen. Within a few seconds of pressing play, I thought to myself “Holy shit, these guys sound exactly like ALL!”. I suspected the sonic similarity was too blatant to be a mistake, and a quick peek at the band’s bio confirmed that suspicion.
NOT is a four piece featuring Davey Warsop (Beat Union, Suedehead and Sharp/Shock), Brendan Scholz and Jarred Cooper of Mercy Music, and drummer Kyle Whitmore. They have a full Descendents/ALL inspired album on the way (same title as the single), which promises to deliver “14 hyperactive, caffeine fueled pop songs boasting hook after hook choruses about love and heartache”.
Warsop had this to say about the motivation behind the project: “So many musicians have unapologetically paid tribute to bands like the Ramones or the Clash… It’s about time someone did the same for ALL. We’re just trying to fly that flag as proudly as possible.”
Way back in 2014, a pop-punk supergroup named The Phase Problem was born. The band’s lineup included Flav Giorgini from Squirtgun and Fraser from the Murderburgers, among others. Nine years later, their self-titled debut album is finally going to see the light of day, thanks to Mom’s Basement Records, Brassneck Records, and Memorable But Not […]
The LP, which was produced by Jamie Ward and mastered by Mass Giorgini, is set to release on March 31st. It will feature guest appearances from Squirtgun singer Matt Hart and prolific punk drummer Dan Lumley (The Queers, Screeching Weasel, etc.). Check out three awesome songs below and stay tuned for more on The Phase Problem’s debut album.
Greetings, and welcome to the Dying Scene Record Radar. If it’s your first time here, thank you for joining us! This is the weekly* column where we cover all things punk rock vinyl; new releases, reissues… you name it, we’ve probably got it. Kick off your shoes, pull up a chair, crack open a cold […]
Greetings, and welcome to the Dying Scene Record Radar. If it’s your first time here, thank you for joining us! This is the weekly* column where we cover all things punk rock vinyl; new releases, reissues… you name it, we’ve probably got it. Kick off your shoes, pull up a chair, crack open a cold one, and break out those wallets, because it’s go time. Let’s get into it!
Check out the video edition of this week’s Record Radar, presented by our friends at Punk Rock Radar:
New MxPx record!Find A Way Home is due out August 25th. There are a bunch of color variants, including one with a die cut cover, and a picture disc. Pre-orders are live now on mxpx.com and they seem to be shipping immediately (mine did, at least). Check out the new single “Stay Up All Night”:
The Suicide Machines are celebrating the 20th Anniversary of their 2003 album A Match And Some Gasoline. In addition to playing the album in full on a brief tour with Against All Authority and Kill Lincoln this December, they are also releasing it on vinyl for the first time ever!SideOneDummy has a few color variants on their webstore, and Zia Records has an exclusive blue galaxy variant limited to 300 copies.
Reel Big Fish‘s Candy Coated Fury is getting a Deluxe Edition reissue, with five bonus tracks and a gatefold jacket with glow in the dark cover art. Enjoy the Ride Records pressed a bunch of sweet color variants, but the only one still in stock is the Alternative Press exclusive variant, limited to 200 copies. Get it here before it’s gone, too.
On an unrelated note: word on the street is Turn the Radio Off will be getting a repress of its own in the near future. Stay tuned for more on that!
Austrian punk veterans 7 Years Bad Luck are back with a new album. No Shame is due out August 4th on Monster Zero Records. Their last album Great, Big, Nothing is a hard act to follow, but the first single “I’ll Forget You” makes me think they’re up to the task. Check that out below and get the record on aquatic blue colored vinyl here.
The Gaslight Anthem announced their new album History Books will be released on October 27th. This is the band’s first new record in almost a decade. There are like a trillion color variants of this thing and I’m not gonna bother trying to name them all. Here‘s where you can get some of them.
Five Iron Frenzy is releasing a full-discography box set called Put Your Waste In Its Place. You get 10 records for $250 in a box that looks like a flaming dumpster. That’s a value that can’t be beat, folks! Get it here (you can also grab the individual records here).
SACK‘s Get Wrecked is getting a new pressing from Clearview Records, limited to 300 copies on canary yellow colored vinyl. This goes up on the label’s webstore Wednesday, July 26th at 6pm Eastern Time.
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes‘ latest album Are We Not Men? We Are Diva! is getting its first new pressing in nearly a decade. There are an undisclosed number of copies on red w/ black splatter colored vinyl (as seen in this very poorly cropped image). Get yours here.
Asian Man Records is reissuing the Taxpayers‘ God, Forgive These Bastards: Songs From The Forgotten Life Of Henry Turner. The 2xLP on red and black swirl colored vinyl features b-sides, demos, and interviews with band members. Get it here.
Agnostic Front‘s Victim in Pain is back in print, with a fancy new embossed cover. There are a bunch of variants exclusive to different retailers, including Generation Records (red, 200 copies), Revelation Records (yellow, 1,000 copies), and Revolver Magazine (black platinum swirl, 500 copies). Bridge Nine has the blue and silver color variants on their webstore.
Well, that’s all, folks. Another Record Radar in the books. As always, thank you for tuning in. If there’s anything we missed (highly likely), or if you want to let everyone know about a new/upcoming vinyl release you’re excited about, leave us a comment below, or send us a message on Facebook or Instagram, and we’ll look into it. Enjoy your weekend, and don’t blow too much money on spinny discs (or do, I’m not your father). See ya next week!
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