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Glass Towers are hitting the east coast on their ‘Lino The Lion Tour’ and giving away free music at all the shows!

This week for our Top 5's in Music we caught up with Johann Ponniah. Johann is one quarter of the party-maker creators of I OH YOU.

Seekae are set to embark on an Australian Tour, and Purple Sneakers have double passes to give away to their shows.

Digitalism's sophomore album 'I Love You, Dude' has just been released, and Purple Sneakers have a copy to give away.

Channel 10 axes hangover favourite Video Hits.

Sparkadia are touring the nation this September in honour of their epic track Mary.

Louder Than Bombs released their new EP "This Can't Be Everything" through Either/Or Records not long ago, and have causing a bit of a stir since. We caught up with the band's front man Ryan to see what's been happening in the Louder Than Bombs camp.

Florida boys There For Tomorrow have been building quite a name for themselves since their increasingly popular release A Little Faster, hitting our shores at Soundwave Festival earlier this year. Drummer Chris Kamrada took some time from the band's busy tour schedule to talk to us about There For Tomorrow and their brand new album, The Verge.

Despite the heights Taking Back Sunday scaled in their career, things have never quite been the same since founding guitarist and vocalist John Nolan departed acrimoniously with the band to pursue the experimental side of music with Straylight Run. Now the talented song-writer has returned to the fold, along with Straylight bassist Shaun Cooper, and the band dropped one of the most anticipated releases of the year just days ago. The ever humble and friendly Nolan had a chat to KYS to tell us all about reuniting with his friends, his solo work and what Taking Back Sunday has planned for the future.

Having just released arguably their most polished studio album to date, Michigan's The Black Dahlia Murder are a permanent fixture in the current metal landscape. Guitarist Ryan Knight kindly caught up with Killyourstereo recently to chat about new full-length 'Ritual', with the musician additionally discussing his despise of the current 'deathcore' scene, the band's trademark lyrics and the possibility of a return to our shores for Soundwave.

Closure In Moscow have had a rollercoaster few years, from releasing their hugely well received debut and relocating to the US, to more recently parting with two of their founding members. With the band embarking on the All Ages Tour next month alongside Dream On, Dreamer and Awaken I Am, frontman Christopher de Cinque had a chat about controversy and the eight circuits of consciousness.