Kill Your Stereo

With the release of their new album less than a week away, No Trigger have posted a new video teaser online containing a teaser of one of the new tracks from the album.

As their stint on the largely sold‐out 2012 Soundwave juggernaut draws closer, Sydney pop‐punk crew Heroes For Hire are gearing up to release a new single to celebrate the summer’s biggest and best music festival! Not ones to keep their fans waiting between releases, the hard‐working fivesome – who can count national tours with Unwritten Law, Short Stack and their own successful headline run amongst their many victories in 2011 – somehow found the time to pen their catchiest track yet, “Heart Stops.” Those already familiar with Heroes For Hire would know that the group has always embraced both extremes of the pop‐punk spectrum, with their past releases boasting as many instantly memorably pop anthems as they do pit‐friendly bangers that recall the genre’s glory days. “We’ve never shied away from the fact that we love to write to different types of songs, ‘Heart Stops’ is just another example of tha...

The Menzingers have launched a stream of their new album "On The Impossible Past" onto the Punknews.org. The album will be released on February 17 through Epitaph Records, and is the band's first release for the label.

The Black Dahlia Murder have posted a preview of the new music video for their song "Moonlight Equilibrium". The song is taken from the band's latest album "Ritual", which is out now through Metal Blade Records.

Broadway Calls have announced that they will be entering the studio next month to begin recording their new album. The band will be recording at the Blasting Room in Fort Collins, Colorado, and once completed, the album will be released through Side One Dummy Records.

Bridge And Tunnel have posted the new music video for their song "Hands". The song is taken from the band's latest album "Rebuilding Year", which was released in 2011 through No Idea Records.

Savannah sludge metal kings Baroness have surprised and impressed with every release, and are busy putting the finishing touches on a brand new album for this year. Frontman and chief songwriter John Dyer Baizely is in Australia this month for a solo tour, joined by Scott Kelly of Neurosis. In wake of the tour, Baizely stopped in with Killyourstereo for a chat.

Unearth have posted the new music video for their song "Watch It Burn". The song is taken from the band's latest album "Darkness In The Light", which is out now through Metal Blade Records.

Sleigh Bells have launched a stream of their new album "Reign Of Terror" online. The album will be released on February 21 through Mom+Pop Records.

Saves The Day have posted a new acoustic session online, where front man Chris Conley has played the songs "Let It All Go", "Three Miles Down" and "What Went Wrong". "Three Miles Down" is taken from the band's debut album "Cant Slow Down", "What Went Wrong" appeared on the band's 2003 album "In Reverie", and "Let It All Go" is from the band's latest album "Daybreak", which was released in 2011 through Razor & Tie Records.

Penny Drop is pleased to announce the much anticipated return of U.S wunderkinds Wavves, back in Australia for a national tour this coming May 2012. Making their Australian debut last year with a small club tour and a blistering set at Golden Plains, Wavves left quite a mark on audiences across the country with their signature lo-fi punk rock. The brainchild of San Diego native Nathan Williams, Wavves started as a one-man bedroom project, where he penned summer anthems about being a slacker and smoking weed. Four years on, they have morphed into a four-piece musical tour de force, with bass player Stephen Pope, guitarist Alex Gates and drummer Jacob Cooper joining Williams as permanent fixtures in the studio and on the road. Even though he’s only been playing music as Wavves since early 2008, Williams has already amassed a formidable body of work in the form of three full-length albums ('Wavves and Wavvves' and the critically acclaimed 'King Of The Beach'), a handful of seven-inch...