Kill Your Stereo

Joyce Manor have posted a video of their recent set in California. The performance was recorded at Chain Reaction on March 9th.

Brisbane pop punkers Call The Shots have released their debut music video for 'Watch This City Burn'. The track is taken from their EP 'Crank Up The Happy', which was released as a free download last year.

Louisville hardcore punk band Xerxes are streaming their debut LP 'Our Home Is A Deathbed'. The album will be officially released tomorrow via No Sleep Records.

Say Anything are currently streaming their release show for 'Anarchy, My Dear'. If you're a fan, click on the link below right now and check out their set.  

Grizzly Bear have confirmed that they will return to Australia this year. Frontman Ed Droste took to Twitter with the news, saying that the band will tour our shores on the back of an upcoming new album.

I Am Abomination are a band built on precision point executed guitar riffs with vocals that soar and rip through progressive metal tracks. The band has just announced that they are taking a DIY approach to recording their new album and will be doing it without a label backing them.

Michigan post-hardcore band La Dispute have revealed plans for a new release called 'Conversations'.The EP will feature interviews with frontman Jordan Dreyer about the themes and songwriting of 2011's 'Wildlife', conducted during the recording sessions of the album. Adding colour to the release will be demo instrumental pieces recorded by guitarist Chad Sterenberg.

Brisbanes Rockers, Dollarosa have just release the second episode of their studio diaries, filmed while in the studio at Loose Stones studios on the Gold Coast. The band are currently putting the final touches on their debut release with the new line up.

Christian hard rockers P.O.D. (PAYABLE ON DEATH) have completed work on their new album. The CD was recorded with longtime producer Howard Benson, who also helmed the group's massive "Satellite" CD and has worked on major hit releases for such artists as 3 Doors Down, Kelly Clarkson, All-American Rejects, and My Chemical Romance.

Since bursting onto the ultra-competitive and over saturated Australian live music scene in 2008, Melbourne rockers Built On Secrets have fast made a name for themselves. After laying relatively low for the past few months, the band has just announced that they will be heading to the U.S. in june to record their debut full length album.