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Sky Eats Airplane confirm break up
Sky Eats Airplane guitarist Zack Ordway has confirmed in a new interview that the band has indeed broken up, and discussed their former front man Bryan Zimmerman. Ordway said: "I will admit we came to our decision on Bryan in a hasty manner after months of searching for anyone who was decent enough to front the band, and to our disappointment we settled with Bryan to get things moving. But touring with someone who was a pathological and compulsive liar, emotionally unstable, and a thief was just too much and was the last straw for us. After just two tours with this new lineup we could no longer stand to tour together. Contrary to what Zimmerman has said, we did NOT abandon him in Maryland in the middle of a tour or anything to that effect, although it was an idea. We finished our dates on the Scream It Like You Mean It Tour and headed back to Texas to play one last SEA show without Bryan."
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Dropkick Murphys and Lucero announce Australian tour
On their seventh full-length studio album, Going Out In Style, Dropkick Murphys throw a new kind of party. It's a raucous and rollicking romp overflowing with punk rock energy, folk soul, and Irish spirit. Fueled by fiery riffs and unforgettable choruses, Going Out In Style traces the journey of Cornelius Larkin, whether it's the Irish immigrant's first person account of his own wake or the band's in depth interpretation of his life and lineage throughout the album's lyrics, it's the party to end all parties.Frontman Al Barr describes the band's evolution on record number seven. "As you progress in your career, you want to challenge yourself and never make the same record twice. This album was different because we were telling someone's story. Yes, it starts with a rowdy out-of-control wake. As the story goes back to explore the long life of the character Cornelius, we really started to become engrossed in the story and life of this man."Joining them will be alt-country/punk rock ba...
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Blink-182 finally release new song
It has been teased out and chatted about for the better part of the last two years, but finally Blink-182 have released their reunion single "Up All Night".The band started talking about this song when they returned from their almost 4-year hiatus in 2009, and now, in 2011, the completed track can finally be heard.The waiting game still continues for an album release date, but Blink-182 claim that it will drop somewhere in the middle of their tour with My Chemical Romance which runs from August to October – let the waiting game begin.Bassist and vocalist Mark Hoppus told MTV News earlier this week that “We’re all so stoked to finally have music out that people can listen to. I think I’m probably more excited than anyone else in the world for the new single. Up All Night contains elements of everything we’ve done in Blink-182, and pushes further than we’ve gone before. Can’t wait for everyone to check it out.”
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Trapped Under Ice sign with Good Fight Music
Hardcore genre dominators Trapped Under Ice and Good Fight Music are pleased to announce the upcoming physical and digital release of the band’s new full-length album, Big Kiss Goodnight. The album drops on October 11th, 2011 and boasts production credits from New Found Glory’s Chad Gilbert. Reaper Records is partnering with Good Fight Music on the launch and is scheduled to release a special vinyl version of the record. “You know what it is; Trapped Under Ice, Chad Gilbert, and Paul Minor up in the studio recording the hardest TUI record to date, Big Kiss Goodnight,” states guitarist Sam Trapkin. “We hope ya’ll are familiar with the mosh pit because that’s what this thing is about.” Trapped Under Ice is currently hard at work on a brand new Tumblr page, created to keep fans updated throughout the recording process as well as up to and beyond the release of Big Kiss Goodnight. Fans are encouraged to submit content directly to the new page, which can include anything from Trapped U...
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Man Overboard announce Australian tour
“Man Overboard have made themselves one of the most important and exciting upcoming pop punk acts in the scene today” – Absolutepunk.net It’s not often a band comes along that creates, defines and inspires a legion of die hard fans, Man Overboard have done just that. Their Defend Pop Punk motto may have started out as a simple t-shirt design but has now snowballed into a movement for honesty and integrity. This attitude has catapulted the band to the forefront of the pop punk world, in a scene that in many ways has lost its DIY spirit. Their relentless work ethic has seen Man Overboard criss-cross the globe, converting fans into die hard believers. Their live shows have been engraved into pop punk folklore with their unpretentious and passionate delivery… “This hit a fever pitch as every member of the audience threw their fists into the air and used their feet in a threat to collapse the entire second floor with the collective rhythmic jumping.” – The NJ Underground Man Overboard...