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Alexisonfire have posted the new and reworked version of their song "Happiness by the Kilowatt" online. The song is taken from the band's final EP "Death Letter", which is out now through Dine Alone Records.

After Lagwagon's show in Newcastle last week, a fan has stolen guitarist Chris "Leon" Rest's guitar, after he had already got a poster signed by the band. The band ended up regaining the guitar, but they have posted about the incident on their Facebook page.

Matt Skiba and the Sekrets, the side project of Alkaline Trio frontman Matt Skiba, which also features members of AFI and My Chemical Romance, have launched a stream of their new EP "Haven't You?" online.

Nightmares For A Week have announced through a post on their Facebook page that they will be entering the studio later this month to begin recording their new album.

Plow United have posted a new song from their forthcoming album onto their Bandcamp page. The song "Human 2000" is taken from the band's new album "Marching Band", which will be released on April 2 through Jump Start Records.

Snoop Lion - formerly Snoop Dogg – has posted a new song titled ‘Here Comes the King’, from his upcoming album, Reincarnated. ‘Here Comes the King’ features guest vocals by Angela Hunte and was produced by Ariel Rechtshaid, Major Lazer, and 6Blocc.

Carcass bassist/vocalist Jeff Walker has confirmed the recording lineup for the band’s first album in 17 years.

Metallica have posted a live clip of 'The Day That Never Comes' from their upcoming DVD, Quebec Magnetic.

Popular and fast-rising local outfit The Smith Street Band will hit the road in between January and March for a national tour.

Young Statues have posted their version of New Order’s 'Age of Consent', taken from their upcoming covers 7". The EP is due out on December 4 through Run For Cover Records, with pre-orders still available.

A Day To Remember have launched a countdown on their website to December 21, when they will make a special announcement. The band have also posted a video in which they discuss their history and upcoming album, Common Courtesy.

Czech news outlet Novinky.cz has reported that Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe has officially been indicted for manslaughter in the Czech Republic. The charges stem from a 2010 incident at a Lamb of God concert in the Czech Republic that allegedly resulted in a fan's death.Blythe was arrested and held in Czech prison in June and was released and returned to the U.S. in August. Following this, Blythe released a statement maintaining, "If it is deemed necessary for me to do so, I WILL return to Prague to stand trial. While I maintain my innocence 100%, and will do so steadfastly, I will NOT hide in the United States, safe from extradition and possible prosecution."According to Novinky, the court has three months to set a trial date, or send the case back for additional investigation.Blythe faces five to ten years in prison for the charges.Lamb of God manager Larry Mazer has responded to the news, stating:"After a three month investigation, the prosecutor in the Czech Republic has de...