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Sydney hardcore band Endless Heights have been on a bit of a roll lately. They have recently released their new EP "Dream Strong", and just completed their first national tour to launch the release of the EP. The band is shaping up to have a big year in 2012, so we caught up with the band's guitarist Jem Siow to discuss the new EP amongst other things.

Narrows have announced that they will be releasing another album in 2012 entitled "Painted". Matt Bayles (Mastodon, ISIS, Minus The Bear) recorded the album at Red Room Studios with Jodie Cox's guitar overdubs

A solid release that should cement longevity for the group.

The Joy Formidable have released a b-side made available as a free download from their Facebook page. The track is a piano version of I Don't Want To See You Like This performed by Steve Nieve.

Misser, which features members of Transit and This Time Next Year, are giving away their debut EP, 'Problems. Problems. Problems.'

The Last Of Our Kind have announced a new signing with Mediaskare Records. The label will release the band's debut album, 'A Diamond In The Rough,' early next year.

Saves The Day have released a video of themselves covering Darlene Love's "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" in honour of the holiday season.

With Dance Gavin Dance announcing a hiatus in October, Jonny Craig has announced the title of his forthcoming solo effort. The album, which is expected for release next year, is entitled "The Blue Print For Going In Circles

Chelsea Grin have announced that they will be releasing a five song EP in mid-2012. The record follows the release of their second album, "My Damnation", this year via Artery Records. The band has offered the following

He Is Legend have announced that they will be releasing another album in 2012. Having gone on indefinite hiatus towards the end of 2009, front man Schuylar Croom has stated the following: "Here's a Christmas present to all of you... There shall be another He

With eleven years under their belts it seems about time Indiana's Murder By Death should land on our shores. And what better time? In the past two years, they've released the critically lauded "Good Morning, Magpie" on the venerable Vagrant Records, added Scott Brackett from Okkervil River to their lineup and had a song featured in a trailer for Quentin Tarantino's 'Inglorious Basterds'. And all this from a band who would initially seem to have the odds against them. Straddling the delicate border of Punk and Country without indulging in the cliches of either genre and featuring an electric cello amongst more traditional rock instrumentation, it stands tribute to the genius of both Adam Turla's songwriting and their collective arrangements that it all comes off without a hitch. Their live reputation pegs them as both rabble-rousing and note-perfect, atmospheric as much as forceful and truly unmissable on their debut Australian excursion. As though this wasn't enough, Perth's rever...