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The Smashing Pumpkins have shared a new track titled ‘Black Stars’, taken from the soundtrack from the upcoming film ‘The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping’.

The track started life at a time when vocalist Billy Corgan was working on a solo album, before being invited to contribute to the movie’s soundtrack. From there, he drew inspiration from the universe the film exists in and the ongoing story that is unfolding, and the result is pretty astonishing.

Jangly in sound and infectiously catchy in melody, it’s certainly a different vibe for the band whilst still feeling wholly Pumpkins. Quintessential and nostalgic, yet thrilling and fresh, it’s a wonderful creation for a fascinating source.

Here it is:

The full soundtrack for the movie will be released on November 13 and brings together 29 different artists who have provided music, still to be revealed.

Here is the tracklisting:

1. The Raven I 
2. Ash and Snow 
3. First in Line 
4. See It Coming 
5. The Wheel 
6. The Raven II 
7. Dove Song
8. Here Then We’re Gone 
9. Wrestle with God 
10. Ruthless (Arena Mix) 
11. No Destination 
12. The Raven III 
13. Favor 
14. But You Wanted More 
15. Black Stars – The Smashing Pumpkins 
16. Half Alive 
17. Doing The Best That I Can (Arena Mix) 
18. The Goose and The Common 
19. Survive (Arena Mix)
20. Same Blood 
21. May Brings Flowers 
22. The Old Therebefore
23. Can’t Let You Go
24. Old Money
25. Show Me Where The Ending Starts
26. Deep in the Meadow
27. Draw You Out – Noah Kahan 
28. Metal Birds
29. Alone (Live in Berlin 2022) 

And here is the trailer for the movie:

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Posted on October 16th 2026, 1:14pm

Кожа расшедшая швами,
Мир угасает во тьме.
Звёзды, зависшие в небе,
Много расскажут тебе

The world always seems to ask for one more thing just as the body begins to give out: another crisis to absorb, another responsibility to shoulder, another future to fret over before the present has loosened its grip. In time, exhaustion alters the scale of everything. A room grows airless; a day becomes an ordeal; even the simple act of carrying on weighs more than you can bear.

Turin-based coldwave and post-punk project Obychno Odyn confronts that struggle on Мир угасает во тьме (“The World Fades into Darkness”). Written by Vadym Protsenko, the single opens the forthcoming album Адинамия, tracing human fragility under the weight of a world closing in.

Knocking snare percussion and strange, watery vibrations set the song on uneasy ground, the latter conjuring a loose sheet of metal or plastic shivering against the beat. Funereal keyboards drift in, hovering between organ and piano, as an eerie analog synth slices through the arrangement. Protsenko hurls the Russian lyrics in forceful cries, held tight in reverb; each phrase surges through the music with sharp, macabre urgency.

These cramped electronics carry something of Bunker Strasse at their bleakest, while the Gothic theatricality of Das Kabinette emerges through a rougher recording surface. Dusty and decayed, the sound feels like a coldwave cassette unearthed from the mid-1980s. It conjures candlelight flickering against damp stone, footsteps echoing through an Eastern European castle, and corridors that vanish into darkness beyond the flame.

The lyrics give exhaustion a body: skin splitting at the seams, yellow leaves drifting into a pool of blood, tired eyes tallying the days. A weight settles on the shoulders, while tomorrow claims time scarcely lived. Even the world’s silence brings no solace. In the closing lines, the body is urged to rise and run even as breath fails—turning the demand to keep moving into something almost unbearably cruel.

Filmed by Tout Debord, the accompanying video places the musicians beneath a sickly green light, interrupting the performance with black-and-white passages, tracking interference, and coarse bursts of green and magenta. The framing moves between Protsenko at the microphone, his guitar, and Marcello Aloisio on bass, bringing hands and faces close before distortion partially swallows them. The distressed picture gives the performance an unstable intimacy, as though the recording itself were struggling to hold itself together.

Watch the video for Мир угасает во тьме below:

Musician Vadym Protsenko founded Obychno Odyn in Bucharest in 2025, responding to global instability and events in his home country through songs concerned with war, existence, and emotional isolation. Writing and performing in Russian and English, he draws on the French coldwave of the 1980s, particularly Trop Tard and Bunker Strasse, seeking neglected sounds that can speak to present circumstances. The eight-song debut album, Излияние (“Outpouring”), followed in 2026.

The same year brought the project’s first live performances in Bucharest, with DJ sets by Corina Sucarov. Although Obychno Odyn remains Protsenko’s solo recording project, Aloisio joined in 2026 to support its live performances on bass, alongside Protsenko’s vocals and guitar. Their deliberately reserved stage presence leaves room for the music’s combination of distance and closeness, a quality preserved in this new video.

Listen to Мир угасает во тьме below, and order the single here.

Follow Obychno Odyn:

• Bandcamp
• Instagram
• Spotify
• YouTube
• Apple Music

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Dierks Bentley built his country music career around a restless mix of Nashville songwriting, bluegrass tradition, and the excitement of a full-throttle concert. Born in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1975, he moved to Nashville as a young adult and immersed himself in the city’s musical history. His affection for classic country singers and acoustic musicians helped shape a sound that was recognizable from his earliest recordings. Bentley independently released Don’t Leave Me in Love in 2001 before signing with Capitol Nashville. His 2003 major-label debut produced the breakthrough single “What Was I Thinkin’,” and the follow-up Modern Day Drifter brought “Come

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Welcome to Cleaning Out The Inbox! This week, we have releases from Lady Susan, Doom Scroll, LeafGreen, and Pressure Wheel. Let’s dig in!

Lady Susan – Teenage Revenge (self-released)

Montreal-based alt-rockers Lady Susan released their debut six-song EP on 9/25/2026. The band self-produced the record and released a video for their latest single, “Romeo.” Check it out below:

Keep an eye on their socials for any upcoming shows.

Doom Scroll – Exhausted Dialogue (Flail Records)

Combining the forces of folk punk, pop punk, and ska, Colorado’s Doom Scroll is back with their newest album, Exhausted Dialogue. On the surface, this mashing of genres may seem strange, but Doom Scroll makes it work. Don’t take my word for it; listen to their latest single, Sisyphus, below:

Check out Doom Scroll on the road:

October 17 — Nashville, TN — The Arcane Workshop

October 19 — Athens, GA — Flicker Theatre

October 20 — Savannah, GA — Savannah’s Arcade

October 21 — Jacksonville, FL — The Walrus

October 22 — St. Augustine, FL — Shanghai Nobby’s

October 25 — Gainesville, FL — FEST (early show)

With Pentagram String Band:

October 27 — Charleston, SC — Tin Roof

October 28 — Atlanta, GA — 529

October 29 — Huntsville, AL — Mad Malts

October 30 — Chattanooga, TN — JJ’s Bohemia

October 31 — Murfreesboro, TN — CxR Crossroads

November 2 — Cincinnati, OH — The Comet

November 3 — Lansing, MI — Green Door

November 4 — Columbus, OH — Spacebar

November 5 — Buffalo, NY — Nietzsche’s

November 6 — Pittsburgh, PA — Mr. Roboto Project

November 7 — New Hope, PA — John & Peter’s

November 8 — Wallingford, CT — Cherry Street Station

November 11 — Boston, MA — Deep Cuts

November 13 — Burlington, VT — Venue TBA

With The You and Mes:

November 14 — Quebec City, QC — Le Scanner

November 15 — Montreal, QC — Foufounes Électriques

November 16 — Ottawa, ON — Dominion Tavern

November 17 — Toronto, ON — Monarch Tavern

November 18 — Guelph, ON — Sonic Hall

November 19 — Hamilton, ON — Mills Hardware

November 20 — London, ON — Holy Diver

Leafgreen – Self-Titled

Straight out of Truro, Nova Scotia, Leafgreen’s debut self-titled full length dropped on October 9th. This twelve track record is full of catchy hooks and harmonies. Check out their latest video:

LeafGreen has a pair of shows coming up:

October 30 – The Commune – Truro, NS

November 27 – The Pint – Halifax, NS

Pressure Wheel – I Hate The Night 

Jeff Meyers and Dam Zimmerman of Restorations has combined their powers with Maxwell Stern (Signals Midwest) and Jon Hernandez (Timeshares) to form Philadelphia, PA’s Pressure Wheel. Following the first release Atomic Woe, this four piece brings their latest EP, I Hate The Night. 

Check them out on the road:

10/17 – Asbury Park, NJ @ Wild Air Beerworks 

10/24 – Gainesville, FL @ The Fest 

Sell The Heart Records Collective – A Tribute to Seaweed

You can catch the Sell The Heart Collective Saturday, October 24th, at Loosey’s in Gainesville, FL (FEST) at 3:00pm playing a Foo Fighters cover set.

That’s it for this week. If you have record or a music video you want to get some eyes on, please contact us at the Dying Scene Discord or email us at DyingSceneMusic@gmail.com