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Hopeless Records to release digital Christmas EP
Hopeless Records have announced they will release a digital Christmas EP entitled Hopeless for the Holidays on December 4th, and will be streaming a new track from the compilation every day this week.
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Silverstein announce new album, post new song
Canadian post-hardcore outfit Silverstein have locked in a release date for their new album, additionally posting a new song, which will feature on the full-length. “Our new album, "This is How the Wind Shifts" is available Feb 5. We are excited to share our new song, "Stand Amid the Roar" with you RIGHT NOW!” Silverstein writes on their Facebook page. ‘This is How the Wind Shifts’ is due for release via Roadrunner Australia.
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Cancer Bats unveil new music video
Canadian hardcore lads Cancer Bats have debuted their new music video for song ‘Bricks and Mortar’.
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TwentyForSeven post lyric video
Pop-rock outfit TwentyForSeven have posted a lyric video for their first single ‘All I Ever Wanted’.
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Never Shout Never post video
American indie pop outfit Never Shout Never have posted the music video for their track ‘All Mine’, taken from their fourth studio album, Indigo.
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Pity Sex to record in April
Pity Sex have announced that they will begin recording their debut album in April. The band will be recording the album at Studio 4 in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania with producer Will Yip (Title Fight, Daylight, Blacklisted).
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The Plot In You announce new album
The Plot In You have announced that they will be releasing their new album "Could You Watch Your Children Burn" on January 15 through Rise Records.
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Mayday Parade members start new band
Mayday Parade guitarist Brooks Betts and bassist Jeremy Lenzo have announced that they have started a new band called Truth Or Consequence. The band will be releasing their first lot of music at some stage next month.
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Vampire Weekend announce Big Day Out sideshow
Indie lads Vampire Weekend will play a single headline show at Sydney’s Metro Theatre while in the country next year for the Big Day Out.
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Andrew W.K. becomes a US Cultural Ambassador
Claiming the scalp of most unusual news item of the day, performer Andrew W.K. is reportedly the new cultural ambassador to the Middle East.
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Wu Lyf break up
Manchester post-rock outfit Wu Lyf have broken up.
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Tame Impala appear on Later With Jools
Perth psychedelic rockers Tame Impala recently dropped by Later…With Jools Holland to perform ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards’ from their sophomore album, Lonerism.
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