Kill Your Stereo

French metal outfit Gojira have inked a deal with prominent music label Roadrunner Records. The company recently announced the news in a press release, noting that the Bayonne based quartet had joined the artist roster.

Mature Australian hardcore at its best.

Toronto's Fucked Up have announced plans to go on hiatus after a run of shows in the coming months as frontman Damian Abraham will be focusing on his family life.

Motion Ciy Soundtrack have launched their own label called The Boombox Generation, with the first release being a split 7-inch with Trampled By Turtles on November 21.

Stray From The Path, who had a serious van accident whilst on tour last week, have released a benefit t-shirt to help get the band back on their feet.

Plenty to listen to, not much to forget.

Since formation in November 2010, Harmony have slow cooked skulls across Australia. In just 12 months they have released a 7" and an AIR nominated debut record, collaborated with Marc Ribot, played all over Australia, written off a tour van, bluffed their way back onto missed flights, been announced on the Golden Plains 2012 line-up, sold out shows, sold out of LP's and still lost more money than the Greek government.

Coerce release the visual accompaniment to the 'Prince Welfare' single and announce their last bi-city home town shows for 2011.

Sydney pop punkers Recording All have announced the dissolution of the band via a video update on their Facebook page, ending their two-year tenure in the local scene. As a final send-off to their fans, friends and family, the band will play one final show with Seek The Silence, Critics, Oh Pacific, Nostalgia and Oxygen Factory at YoYo's Youth Centre on December 2nd. 

It has been three years since La Dispute released their first full length Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair and since then the band have gathered an impressive reputation. Between releases the band put out a bunch of EPs and splits while keeping up a hectic touring schedule before writing and recording their second full length, Wildlife, which dropped in early October. In the month since the release the band haven't stopped, but vocalist Jordan Dreyer took some time out to have a chat with Kill Your Stereo about the writing and recording the album, touring and heading back to Australia.