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Restorations have posted a new song from their forthcoming 7" release online. The song "B" is taken from the band's new 7" "A/B", which will be released shortly through Tiny Engines Records, with Poison City Records having an exclusive colour of the record to release in Australia.

Joie De Vivre have launched a stream of their new album "We're All Better Than This" onto the Alternative Press website. The album will be released in June through Count Your Lucky Stars Records.

Funeral For A Friend have announced that they have parted ways with drummer Ryan Richards. Replacing Richards in the band is former Rise To Remain drummer Pat Lundy.

The guys in Empire out of Melbourne have been pretty busy this year. Earlier in the year they wrapped up work on their debut EP, and to go along with that release, the guys have just release a brand new video clip.

It's been three years in the making, but Canada's finest rockers Billy Talent are set to return to Australian shores in August. The Ontario quartet will perform three shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne for the first time since Soundwave 2009, with Adelaide and Perth sorely missing out this time around.Now in their 19th year as a band, Billy Talent will be touring on the back of their yet-to-be titled fifth studio album, which will be released in July. The first single from the album is called 'Viking Death March', and will be streaming in full later today.

Defiler have signed an album and publishing deal with Razor & Tie. The band will release their debut album for the label later this year.

I, The Breather and bassist Armand Jasari have gone their separate ways. Jasari has issued the following Statement:

Owl City have announced that they will be releasing a new album, their second, 'The Midsummer Station,' on Aug. 14.

What you would expect from a record with a hidden penis on the cover.

The Anti-Flag Australian Tour kicks off tonight in Perth with supports from Strike Anywhere and The Flatliners, heading all around the country.

The local supports for Basement's upcoming Australian tour have been announced. Basement are a band making waves around the world. Their take on the punk/emo revival of recent years has led them from their home in Ipswich, England across UK and further afield to the USA. Now it will bring them to their devoted fans in Australia this June/July. Joining them across the country will be Sydney’s Endless Heights. Hailing from the United Kingdom, Basement have developed their own distinct sound, combining elements of 90’s emo, punk rock and hardcore, attaching a British accent and outlook and writing songs about life as they see it. Having slowly developed their name in the UK scene, Basement have shared stages with the genres most prolific bands as well as being featured on festivals Europe wide. Their most recent release “I Wish I Could Stay Here” was released by Run For Cover Records, a label responsible for some of the best melodic releases in recent years. In June/July Basement will...