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The Killers have posted the new music video for their song "Runaways". The song is taken from the band's latest album "Battle Born", which will be released on September 18 through Island Records.

Jason Cruz and the Howl, the new project of Strung Out front man Jason Cruz, have posted a new song online. The song "Blue Jesus" is taken from the band's new album "LoungeCore", which is out now digitally, and will be released on vinyl through King's Road on August 21.

Recent Bridge Nine signing Goodtime Boys have posted a new song online from their forthcoming EP release. The song "Callous" is taken from the band's new EP "What's Left To Let Go", which contains the previously mentioned track, and a newly remixed and remasterd version of an older song "Harrow", and a cover of the Kate Bush track "Under Ice".

Featuring Fat Wreck Chords five piece punk band Pour Habit all the way from Compton, California. These guys first appeared on Australian shores back in 2009 supporting label mates NOFX and punk rock heavyweights Bad Religion. Since then they have toured relentlessy at home and broad, releasing their critically acclaimed record 'Got Your Back' last year.'The album is loud, and fast, and with the exception of the two acoustic jam tracks it will kick you in the face from start to finish.' - Dyingscene.com Drummer, Colin, summarises the bands recent fortunes... "Fat Mike ruined me and my brother's lives... If it wasn't for Fat Wreck Chords, I'd probably be working a steady job, but because of those bastards this is my life...". Joining the bill in main support will be aggressive punk outfit, Anchors. Since garnishing positive reviews for their debut album release 'Bad Juju', these guys have managed to score slots on festivals like Soundwave and Pushover and supports with international...

Heavy metal supergroup Down are streaming a new song called 'Witchtripper'. The song is the first music to drop from their upcoming EP, Down IV Part I – The Purple EP, which will be released through the band's very own Down Records on September 18th.

A blend of acoustic folk, hardcore and emo - odd on paper, but it works in practice.

They Might be Giants need the help of their fans to make it to Australia. The band has not pulled large enough crowds since 2001, and so they need the fans to show the promoters what they can do ...

Danish American psychobilly horror legends Nekromantix return to our shores this October for their 2012 Australian tour. Led by misfit rock 'n' roll rebel Kim Nekroman, Nekromantix have forged their own unique image and identity in the world of modern punk rock. The trio including guitarist Franc and the band’s first female drummer Lux, inhabit a world of the undead, a place where the decaying roots of early rock 'n' roll provide the skeleton for a musical monster that spews forth reverb-drenched punk rock bile, bone chilling riffs and a level of energy and intensity that can only be described as dangerous.The story of Nekromantix began way back in 1989 when Kim Nekroman founded the band after an 8 year stint as a submariner in the Royal Danish Navy. After only two local gigs the newly minted outfit appeared on a major festival in Hamburg which resulted in a record deal and the release of the band's first LP Hellbound. While the psychobilly scene at the time was mainly dominated by ...

 Much to the chagrin of AJ Maddah, who recently said “not sure about other promoters. But [when band’s leak announcements] it does my head in. Big time”, the band leaked to Blunt Magazine that they would indeed be playing Soundwave 2013.