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Harm's Way post new song
Harm's Way have posted a new song from their forthcoming album onto the Decibel Magazine website. The song "New Beginnings" is taken from the band's new album "Isolation", which will be released on July 5 through Closed Casket Activities. The band had the following to say about the new song: “‘New Beginnings’ is a track off our upcoming full-length on Closed Casket Activities entitled Isolation. Lyrically, this song can be interpreted on micro and macro levels, from destroying your own personal failed relationships, to destroying the world around you to build it back up. It’s easy to get wrapped up in our personal issues, and you feel like lighting a match, and walking away. We feel this song is a great representation of the overall sound of the record and shows an array of our influences throughout it’s duration. Keep a look out for this song live on our upcoming tours with Xibalba, Foundation, and Rotting Out.”
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All Ages Tour 2011 announced for Victoria
FReeZACentral, The Push and FReeZA join forces to present the All Ages Tour 2011 featuring Closure In Moscow, Dream On Dreamer, Awaken I Am and local supports. The shows will hit The Drysdale Potato Shed July 8, EV’s Croydon and Sunbury Youth Centre July 9, McGilivray Hall Bendigo July 15 and Wydham Youth Resource Centre July 16. They will be joined by local supports at each show including: Meet Me In Cognito (Croydon), In A Memory, Check Your Smile and Term Four (in Sunbury), Ennui Breeds Malice (in Bendigo) and To The Airship, Brighter At Night and It’s A Trap (in Werribee) – with more to be announced. Pre-sold tickets are available via Oztix.com.au and Fist2Face, Greville Records, Polyester Records, The Espy and The National Hotel Geelong. Pre-solds $15 or $12 (Sunbury & Werribee only). Tix on sale now, and on the door if not sold out. All Ages, Drug, Alcohol and Smoke Free. Fully Supervised, No Passouts. Head to freezacentral.vic.gov.au, thepush.com.au, email freezacentral@thepu...
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Epitaph Records and Warner Music Australia ink distribution deal
On July 1, 2011 world leading independent record label Epitaph Records will enter into a distribution deal with Warner Music Australia. Under this agreement Warner Music Australia will manufacture and distribute Epitaph’s catalogue in Australia. “We are pleased to announce our agreement with Warner Music Australia,” says Epitaph Records General Manager, Dave Hansen. “Tony Harlow and the Warner Music team have made a great commitment to supporting us while respecting our independence, and love our music. We look forward to working with them on distributing our catalogue in Australia and New Zealand.” Managing Director of Warner Music Australia, Tony Harlow adds, “It is a thrill to get to work with such a wonderful label. I have been an admirer for many years, and all of us at Warner Australia are excited to be a part of a rich future of growth through great music." Epitaph Records was formed in 1981 by Bad Religion guitarist and co-founder, Brett Gurewitz in Los Angeles, CA and ...