Scene Point Blank is hyped to be sharing a new full-length by San Diego’s Keepers.

The noise-punk trip formed four years ago and released their first 7” in 2015. On Oct. 19 they’ll unveil their self-titled full-length to the world courtesy of Volar Records, available on chrome vinyl. Listen to the 12 song record below.

The band is comprised of Elliott Moeller (guitar/vocals), Kevin Highland (bass), and Richie Lauridsen (drums). In addition to the new long-player, the label is also offering a limited chrome repress of 2015’s Blasé 7”.

Scene Point Blank is proud to team up with Radon to share their latest record, More of Their Lies.

The album was released on CD earlier this year (Eager Beaver Records) and was just issued on cassette as well, courtesy of Dirt Cult, Tiger Force Ultra, and Rubber Factory. While Radon originally formed in 1991, More of Their Lies is their first album released on tape. It will also be available on vinyl later this year (Dead Broke/Creep).

SPB is pleased to have some copies to give away for free. The follow the link in the last sentence, or click on our “COMPETITIONS” tab at the top of this page. Fans can also order the CD or get the tape online from Radon or Green Noise Records. 

While you’re at it, check out our One Question Interview with Dave Rohm, talking about the song “Exhaustra.”

Radon will play Fest 17 on Oct. 28 in Gainesville, FL. They hope to have a limited supply of test pressing of the record on-hand.

Psychobilly legends The Reverend Horton Heat will return with Whole New Life on Nov. 30, the group's first new material in five years.

The 11-song new album was recorded in Dallas using all vintage equipment. "Creating Whole New Life brought out something in my vocals where I am screaming more and making more throaty sounds. It's got some Louisiana feel to it, such as the New Orleans tribute ‘Tchoupitoulas Street,’ a bit of gruff and some Roy Orbison style in it, which the tune ‘Perfect’ is a nod to," says ringleader Jim "Reverend Horton" Heath of the new effort.

Victory Records is handling the release.

Oct. 26 is the day for Fudge Sandwich, the latest offering from Ty Segall. 

Getting into details, the new effort is an 11-song covers album that will be released by In the Red Records. Some covered artists include Amon Düül II, John Lennon, Sparks, War, Funkadelic, Rudimentary Peni, Grateful Dead, Spencer Davis Group, and more. 

Segall will being an acoustic tour that same month, kicking off on Oct. 20 in Big Sur, CA and concluding Nov. 18 in Austin, TX.

On Nov. 23, Ipecac Recordings will release the debut from Planet B. The unique project was created by Justin Pearson (Dead Cross, Retox) and hip-hop producer Luke Henshaw (Sonido de la Frontera, First Power Crew) and fuses many genres, combining the aggression present in much of Pearson's work with the creative beats and production of Henshaw.

In addition to the two core members, the record also features apperances from Kool Keith, Martin Atkins, Nick Zinner, and many more.

In a rush of news from Seattle punks Dead bars, the band has a new limited edition 7" out for their upcoing tour that will take them to Fest 17 and back home, plus a new label home for their sophomore LP.

For their tour, the band has a limited edition EP (pressing of 100), that included a cover of Guided By Voices' "Gold Star For Robot Boy") embedded after the jump. Members of Dead Bars once moonlighted in a GBV cover group called Hot Freaks.

Besides the tour/single, the band also announced that their next LP will be issues on A-F Records. The group last released Dream Gig in2017 (No Idea Records).

In addition to the upcoming release of Keepers -- our featured September stream here at Scene Point Blank), Volar Records has two more upcoming releases.

The label will be released a one-sided etched 12" by San Diego d-beat group Therapy, plus a cassette by one-man band The Molds titled Saltine.

Artists Oh Boland are currently on a US tour as well.

Hop Along will be lead up to New Year's Eve shows with a European tour supporting The Decemberists. Dates after the jump.

The band is currently supporting their new album, Bark Your Head Off -- out now via Saddle Creek.

Smoking Popes released a new track, entitled, "When You Want Something," from the upcoming album, Into the Agony available Octoberber 12th via Asian Man Records  The band will be going on tour this Fall. You can check out the track and dates after the jump.