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Bands: Before the new Death Before Dishonor
News — March 1, 2025
Currently on with Madball, Speed, Guilt Trip, and Lies in Europe, Death Before Dishonor has shared a new single for "Overruled," released digitally via Bridge Nine Records. ‘“Overruled’, lyrically, is a calling out of those who don’t lead with their true intentions. With this song, we set out to …
Records: Murder By Death's final album
News — April 10, 2025
On their final tour after posting a breakup announcement, Murder By Death has now set a release date for their final studio album. The album will be titled Egg & Dart, a thematic album of goodbye songs and their tenth overall. “The album is basically an elegy,” …
Records: Another Death Pill
News — April 11, 2025
Death Pill, the trashy Ukrainian trio, is back with a new album called Sologamy, out June 20 via New Heavy Sounds. It's the band's second album, and the first written since the group's members have been forced apart by war -- one member staying in Kyiv, with others in …
Records: Bludgeoned By Death & the Epoch Of Immorality EP
News — May 10, 2025
Heavy death metallers Bludgeoned by Deformity has announced their debut EP, coming June 6. The band features members of Pig Destroyer, Misery Index, Sanguisugabogg, and Jivebomb , with the record coming out on Iron Fortress Records in about a month. Iron Fortress Records announces the arrival of new brutal death …
Tours: Greet Death this fall
News — May 20, 2025
With a new LP out on June 27, Die In Love (Deathwish), Greet Death has plans to hit the road acorss the USA in the fall. The band will be on your in support of Nation of Language in September-October 2025. The band, who released New Hell in 2019, …
Records: A Melvins & Napalm Death collaboration
News — February 13, 2026
Following last year's tour of the same name, Melvins and Napalm Death have teamed up as a hybrid group to release the upcoming Savage Imperial Death March, coming out on April 10 via Ipecac Recordings. The two bands jointly toured together in 2016 and 2025 using the above …
Records: Death Lens asks What's Left Now?
News — February 22, 2026
A new Death Lens comes out on April 24: What's Left Now?, coming via Epitaph Records. The band is also touring with Drug Church and White Reaper.
Records: Death Cab For Cutie Built You A Tower
News — March 16, 2026
Long-running indie rock band Death Cab For Cutie just announced the band's 11th studio album, I Built You A Tower, will releasee on June 5 viaANTI-. The record comes following the 20th anniversaries of core albums from both Death Cab and The Postal Service, which created a unique …
Bands: Death Lens are Collecting Debts With New Video
News — March 30, 2026
Punk quartet, Death Lens, will release their new album, What's Left Now?, on April 24th via Epitaph. You can check out their newest video for the album's closer, "Debt Collector."
One Question Interviews: Death of Youth
Feature — March 31, 2026
Rob David (Death Of Youth – vocals) SPB: What is the weirdest description you’ve heard of your music and could you see where the commenter was coming from? David: One outlet once described our single “Fix Your Heart or Die” as “An emotionally charged piece of heavy rock …
One Question Interviews: A Death Cinematic
Feature — August 9, 2015
A Death Cinematic SPB: What is the fewest people you’ve ever played to? How does the crowd size affect your approach? ADC: I have only played a handful of shows and playing live is a fairly new development for A Death Cinematic. Tthe fewest people i played for was …
One Question Interviews: Teen Death
Feature — December 6, 2014
James Goodson (Teen Death, guitar/vocals) SPB: Who is your favorite band to see live? Goodson: I think my favorite band to see live is AFI. Not only are they one of my favorite bands in general, they also kill it live. Every show feels special and epic: they …
Interviews: Murder By Death
Feature — October 13, 2014
It's a little while after soundcheck and I've lined up shots of Jameson along the corner of the bar. I motion towards the drinks as Adam Turla walks over, but he smiles and shakes his head. "It's the fourth shot I've had to turn down tonight!" he says laughing. …
One Question Interviews: Death Blues
Feature — December 15, 2013
Jon Mueller (Death Blues, Volcano Choir) SPB: How do you choose your album art? Mueller: Each record is unique, but the aim is always to have the art say something about the work that the music cannot, to have it be another voice in communicating the idea. Sometimes …
Interviews: Napalm Death
Feature — September 2, 2013
When the Decibel Magazine Tour recently came through Calgary, Scene Point Blank was awarded the pleasure of an interview with the legendary Napalm Death. As the bands set up, SPB chatted with Barney Greenway about the evils of trusting what is presented to you and how to find vegan and …
Totally Slow – Casual Drag
Review — August 17, 2021
I don’t hear skatepunk-influenced bands that catch my attention very often. What was once new and vibrant has grown stale and derivative. Yet, Totally Slow (from North Carolina) have a very clear West Coast ‘90s influence that thrives throughout Casual Drag, their third record. While I hear a lot …
Slow Crush – Hush
Review — November 2, 2021
Dennis: When browsing through new releases in my overflowing inbox I decided to go for Slow Crush. It is released on Church Road Records, a sympathetic new label and mentioned shoegaze, dream pop and indie rock. I may not have the deepest of knowledge on this genre, but enough to …
Totally Slow – The Darkness Intercepts
Review — April 19, 2024
I find Totally Slow a hard band to categorize. Their brand of melodic, hard punk is familiar and comforting -- rooted in ‘80s hardcore, ‘90s skatepunk, and post-something guitar-driven rock. The press release namedrops Dag Nasty and Hot Snakes, among others, which I think are good starting points. But …
Death By Stereo – Into the Valley of Death
Review — February 25, 2004
The first song I heard from this was "Wasted Words" from a Punk-O-Rama compilation. A good song, but it reminded me of their other stuff a lot. After having a complete listen to this album, I must say, first impressions from Punk-O-Rama compilations are not good. This album isn't dramatically …
