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South Carolina quartet Apart have released the artwork and tracklisting for their debut full length. The screamo upstarts will drop 'Gray Light' this winter on Mayfly Records, and have released a new song called 'Blindfolds' that can be streamed here.

At a recent stopover at the House Of Blues in Chicago, Say Anything were joined by ex-The Academy Is member William Beckett to provide guest vocals for 'Belt'. The track is taken off their second album '...Is A Real Boy', which was originally released in 2004.

Lots packed into little.

No Trigger, Timeshares, All Teeth and many more bands appear on 'Generic Insight Radio - Volume 2,' a free compilation downloadable on Bandcamp.

When Tigers Fight have released a new song titled Kill Or Cure from their upcoming LP 'Death Songs.'

Ruckus, featuring members of Nails and Twitching Tongues are streaming their new LP 'Of Malice And Man.' The album is officially released on April 24 through Harvcore Records.

Frankie McLaughlin, frontman of Sydney Celt-folk punk band The Rumjacks has reportedly been jailed for 16 months as the result of an incident of domestic violence. The singer-songwriter has been charged with three counts

Tallhart will be releasing their new EP, 'Bloodlines,' on April 10. In the meantime fans can stream the EP in its entirety.

mewithoutYou havbe released a new single entitled "February, 1878" via their Soundcloud page. The track is set to appear on their forthcoming album "Ten Stories" which is due out on May 15.

Job For A Cowboy are currently streaming their new album "Demonocracy" via Revolver Magazine's Soundcloud profile. It is the Arizona deathcore outfit's third full-length and the follow-up to 2009's "Ruination".

Bridge Nine Records has released a trailer for the forthcoming Terror CD/DVD package, "No Regrets, No Shame: The Bridge Nine Years". The release will feature never-before-seen interviews and performances from one of the band's

The Used have posted the new music video for their song "I Come Alive". The song is taken from the band's new album "Vulnerable", which is out now through Hopeless Records, with UNFD releasing the album here in Australia. The video was directed by Aaron Hymes, with the band's front man Bert McCracken commenting, "The music video for "I Come Alive" is simply a piece of art to be enjoyed. Our band in no way, condones violence or teen bullying."