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UNFD to release Silverstein album
Hopeless Records recording artist, Silverstein recently announced the release of Short Songs; the 22-track follow-up to their critically acclaimed album, Rescue, which will be released in Australia and New Zealand February 10 via UNFD. The forthcoming album will feature 11 original songs and 11 classic punk song covers (each clocking in at 90 seconds or less) from seminal bands including The Dead Kennedys, Descendents, Gorilla Biscuits, The Promise Ring, NOFX, Green Day and more. To show appreciation to their fans, those who pre-order Short Songs via hopelessrecords.com/silverstein, will be chosen at random to receive a special care package directly sent from the band. The album can also be pre-ordered on iTunes at http://itunes.apple.com/au/preorder/short-songs/id482975910 Produced by Jordan Valeriote who produced Silverstein's previous releases Rescue and the Transitions EP, the band challenged themselves by thinking of music in a different way. Instead of constructing songs in...
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Backtrack announce Australian tour supports
Here is a last minute Christmas Present for the Hardcore Nation that is Australia. Supports have been announced for the inaugural Australian Tour in January of New York Hardcore destroyers Backtrack. Additionally after some unfortunate delays, Tickets are now on sale for the shows. Finally the Newcastle venue has been changed from the Blackbox Theatre to the more familiar confines of The Loft. Since their inception in 2008, Backtrack have slowly built up their reputation as a NYHC powerhouse with constant touring across the Northern Hemisphere. Holding down the tradition established by the likes of Agnostic Front and Madball, the band has only recently released their highly anticipated album Darker Half through Reaper Records. In January, they make their way to Australia for the first time, trekking coast-to-coast to bring a new generation of hardcore Down Under. Fresh off the release of their new album, Hell Split Wide Open (available now through Dead Souls Records), Melbourne’s ...