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Peace'd Out, the band that features Vinnie Caruana (I Am The Avalanche), Steve Choi (RX Bandits), Casey Deitz (The Velvet Teen) and Roger Camero (No Motiv), have launched a stream of their debut EP online with Alternative Press.

My Chemical Romance have posted two new songs from their forthcoming "Conventional Weapons" weapons release online. The songs "Boy Division" and "Tomorrow's Money" are taken from the band's new release, "Conventional Weapons", which is comprised of the songs that were scrapped before the band wrote their 2010 album "Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys".

Pure Love, the band that features former Gallows vocalist Frank Carter and Jim Carroll of The Hope Conspiracy and The Suicide File, have posted a video trailer for their new single "Beach of Diamonds".

Jamie Hay has launched a stream of his debut solo album "King Of The Sun" onto the Hobbledehoy Records Bandcamp page. The album was recorded in Tasmania with Lincoln Le Fevre, and includes guest appearances by Matt Bodiam (A Death in the Family), Adrian Lombardi (Blueline Medic), Carl Burnett (Arrows) and Liam White (The Scandal).

Before Lagwagon's upcoming Australian tour kicks off in Brisbane on November 28, the band's vocalist Joey Cape will be doing a run of solo shows across the country. Supporting Cape on the shows is The Smith Street Band's Wil Wagner, with The Smith Street Band also set to support Lagwagon on their tour.

Melbourne pop punk band Up And Atom have just released their second EP "Growing Pains" for free digital download via their Bandcamp page. "Growing Pains" was recorded by Damien Maunders of punk rock outfit Cavalcade, and mixed & mastered at Nada Recording NY by John Naclerio (Polar Bear Club, Brand New).

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Triple B Records have launched a stream of their new "America's Hardcore Vol. 2" compilation onto their Bandcamp page. The compilation is comprised of entirely new and unreleased tracks, featuring Bane, Shipwreck AD, Ringworm, Dead End Path, Expire, Supertouch, Soul Search, Beware, Disengage, United Youth and more.

Souvenirs and Silver Snakes have announced that they will be releasing a split on January 15, 2013. The split is titled "Winter Songs", and will be released through 6131 Records.

Light and Noise TV recently shot a full Trash Talk set at the Thrasher Magazine Party in Mexico City.

Jimmy Eat World frontman Jim Adkins has discussed the band's new album in a recent interview with Phoenix People. Adkins said: "What I'm hoping to get out of it, the way we've been recording it, it's a lot less slick. It's not to say we didn't take our time and mix it and make sure performances were good and things were sounding good, I think we just had a better sense of what to let go and what to focus on. That comes from paying more attention to the vibe of things rather than the perfection of things. The short answer is that it's definitely rougher-sounding, a little grittier. I don't think it's going to sound like anything we've done. It'll be similar yet different."

Pennywise have posted a new music video for their song "Revolution". The song is taken from the band's latest album "All Or Nothing", which is the band's first recorded material to feature vocalist Zoli Teglas, who replaced longtime vocalist Jim Lindberg in early 2010, and is out now through Epitaph Records.