DyingScene.com
Over the past decade, the Punk Scene seems to have lost its edge. This shift may have started when mainstream media began labeling certain high-pitched, corporate-produced bands as "punk." As these bands gained popularity, some iconic punk labels from the vibrant 90s chose to embrace this more commercial sound, chasing after profits. Almost overnight, a genre that once thrived on feelings of desperation, anger, and nonconformity transformed into something more lighthearted, whiny, and focused on catchy melodies. Meanwhile, the original bands that shaped the Punk Scene of the 90s started to stagnate, as their newfound success dulled the very discontent that had once fueled their music. However, that sense of angst still exists. DyingScene.com was established to spotlight the bands that keep that inner fire alive. The site aims to revitalize the current state of authentic Punk Rock and breathe life into what feels like a DYING SCENE.
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1 month ago |
dyingscene.com | Valentino Pietro Petrarca
The live concert industry is always changing and evolving. With constant and exciting tours or festival announcements, we figured it best to countdown some of the best live artists we’ve seen in our lifetime. To qualify for this, I’m looking strictly at performance. I am removing all lights and technical aspects of a live show. These artists are just as good at Madison Square Garden as they would be at the Meatlocker in Montclair NJ.
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Jan 18, 2025 |
dyingscene.com | Fleurette Estes
On 22 December, Smash! Records hosted a killer book release party for author and owner Bill Sassenberger of Toxic Ranch Records. The evening consisted of a Q & A session with Bill about his book titled Toxic Shock Records: Assassin of Mediocrity – A Story of Love, Loss and Loud Music published by Fluke and an incredible set by DC’s own female-fronted punk band, Bed Maker. Fans, friends, and customers filled Smash! Records where it was warm.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
dyingscene.com
Portland, Maine pop-punks Borderlines are getting ready to release their new EP Repair Kit this Valentine's Day (that's February 14th for all you lonely hearts
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Jan 15, 2025 |
dyingscene.com | Karina Rae Selvig
Are you ready for it? UK’s biggest independent music festival, Slam Dunk, is back after and better than ever. This year, the festival has managed to pull out all the stops to give the festival-goers one hell of a weekend. The festival takes place in Hatfield and Leeds, with Hatfield on May 24th and Leeds on May 25th; the tickets are already on sale. See you there?
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Jan 7, 2025 |
dyingscene.com | Fleurette Estes
On 14 December, The Jesus Lizard and Shadow Riot performed a SOLD OUT show at the popular music venue, the Black Cat. This was the first of two nights for The Jesus Lizard. Fans lined up in the cold for a couple of hours before the doors opened a 8 pm. DC’s own Shadow Riot put on a killer opening set at 9 pm and The Jesus Lizard performed at 10 pm and ended the show with his clothes on.
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