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A hint at what’s still to come.

Off With Their Heads have posted the new music video for their song "Seek Advice Elsewhere" online with Alternative Press. The song is taken from the band's new album "Home", which is set to be released on March 12 through Epitaph Records.

Rise Records have announced that they have signed Dave Hause to their roster. Best known as the front man for The Loved Ones, Hause released his debut solo album "Resolutions" in 2011 through Paper + Plastick Records, the album is set to be re-released through Rise on March 26.

Copenhagen, Denmark's Iceage have launched a stream of their new album "You're Nothing" online with Pitchfork. The album is set to be released on February 19 through Matador Records, and is still available to be pre-ordered on CD and vinyl through the label's webstore.

Pissed Jeans have launched a stream of their new album "Honeys" online with Spin, and posted the music video for the opening track from the album, "Bedroom Laughter". The album is available now through Sub Pop Records, and is the follow up to the band's 2009 album "King Of Jeans", which was also released through Sub Pop.

Every so often a band comes along that has the ability to speak to a generation of fans of hardcore. In this era, this band is Worcester, Massachusetts’ Bane. Across five albums and numerous EPs, this band have created epic hardcore anthem after epic hardcore anthem. Now, across April and May, Bane will be returning to Australia for the first time since 2007, almost five years to the day. Formed in 1995, Bane was originally a side project for Converge but it didn’t take the band long to mark their own niche out in the Massachusetts hardcore scene. Their brand of melodic hardcore has earned them a legion of faithful fans eager to spread their messages of tolerance, unity and positivity in a scene that can often be fractured. It is this sense of purposefulness that has seen them produce a prolific output, including classic albums like It All Comes Down To This and The Note. Joining Bane will be one of Melbourne’s best-loved melodic hardcore acts Hopeless, who will be touring nation...

Jamie Hay has posted a music video for the title track of his debut solo album, King Of The Sun, released in November 2012 through Hobbledehoy Records.

Popular Pennsylvanian metallers August Burns Red will enter the studio next week to begin work on a follow-up to 2011’s ‘Leveler’.Guitarist JB Brubaker commented on the upcoming fifth studio album as quoted by theprp.com.“This new record will push the boundaries of our genre more than we ever have before. We set out to write a record where every song stands out from the last. There is a lot of ground covered here and a ton of meat to this album. It’s full of odd metered rhythms and breakdowns, unexpected twists and turns, and some of our most technical riffing to date. Each of us have parts that make our heads spin and we have had to practice like crazy to get some of this stuff together. I know we always say this, but this will be our most ambitious album yet.”

Vindication for an impressive 2012, Melbourne metallers Ne Obliviscaris have inked a deal with Season of Mist.

Paramore have released the music video for their song ‘Now’. The track will feature on the band's upcoming self-titled album, due out on April 9 through Fueled By Ramen.