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Los Angeles hardcore band Touche Amore have released a new track entitled "Tilde". The song will feature on the band's upcoming album "Parting the Sea Between Brightness and Me", which will be available on June 7 via Deathwish Inc."Parting the Sea..." will be the follow-up to 2009's "...To the Beat of a Dead Horse" which was released by 6131 Records. The forthcoming full-length was recorded with acclaimed engineer Ed Rose at Black Lodge Studios. Rose was previously worked with bands such as Motion City Soundtrack, Small Brown Bike, Emery and The Spill Canvas.In February frontman Jeremy Bolm had the following to say upon completion of the record: "We just got home from a 26 hour straight drive from Kansas, and the only thing that made us not completely crazy was the feeling of excitement about completing our new record. We spent 5 days with Ed Rose in Eudora, Kansas. In the first two days we finished tracking, which was done live to give it a more honest/raw approach. Nothing was don...

US metalcore favourites August Burns Red recently performed a new track off their upcoming album Leveler live in Winnipeg.

The Devil Wears Prada, who have been out of action working on their new record, have posted a studio update on their official website.

Blackened death metal warriors Behemoth are set to repackage and release their early 2000's EP's under the title Abyssus Abyssum Invocat.

Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien has confirmed that there will be no quick follow-up to the band's latest release 'The King Of Limbs,' despite internet chatter that the album's final song Seperator hinted otheriwse.

Taking Back Sunday are now streaming a brand new song "Best Places To Be A Mom" via online Japan relief compilation titled "Tsunami Relief: Download To Donate.

Iconic thrash metallers Anthrax are close to finishing their new studio album, with guitarist Scott Ian confirming the progress recently.

You Say Party (formerly You Say Party! We Say Die!) have announced a hiatus according to a statement released by the band. The announcement comes just days before the one-year anniversary of the death of the band's drummer, Devon Clifford, who suffered a brain haemorrhage during a show in Vancouver. The band subsequently changed their name out of respect for Clifford's memory.

Perth rockers Karnivool have announced the dates for their only headlining tour of Australia for 2011, which will take place throughout June and July.

Traditional heavy metal band Holy Grail are the latest to be added to the Soundwave Revolution lineup.