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Mitch Lucker, vocalist for Californian based deathcore outfit Suicide Silence recently chatted with US music publication Alternative Press, giving fans an insight into upcoming studio album three.The band is currently undertaking mixing duties after finishing recording new album, 'The Black Crown', with noted producer Steve Evetts. Lucker attests that fans can expect better structured songs from the band this time around.“These are actually songs that are written and structured better than anything we’ve ever structured or composed before…We don’t need to play as fast as we can or as crazy we can all the time. It’s better to give breathers and breaks. And this record has way more groove and way more bounciness, way more catchiness,” Lucker said.

Pennsylvania based Pop Punk newcomers Handguns have just posted a video for their song "A Year In Review".

Veteran Swedish melodic death metallers In Flames have unveiled the album artwork as well as track list for the band's upcoming tenth studio album, 'Sounds of a Playground Fading'.

Chimaira, drummer Andols Herrick has announced his departure from the band just days after keyboardist Chris Spicuzza did the same.

Taking Back Sunday have announced details for their new, self-titled album which will be released on June 28. This will be the band's first album since 2002's 'Tell All Your Friends' to feature guitarist/vocalist John Nolan and bassist Shaun Cooper, who left the band in 2003 and formed Straylight Run.

Harmony's forthcoming debut full-length will be see a vinyl LP release on Hobbledehoy Record Co, tentatively scheduled for early June! Released in cooperation together with singer Tom’s own label Solar Sonar, CD on Cassadeldisco. Harmony coast through verse, chorus and coda like a tropical cyclone. Their sound is a mongrel concoction of gallows blues and balladry, but offset by a glorious three part gospel vocal ensemble, that lifts the songs out of the dark and into thrilling, yet haunting territory. Featuring Tom Lyngcoln (The Nation Blue, Lee Memorial), Alex Kastaniotis (Remake Remodel) and Jon Chapple (McLusky), Harmony simmer down all the intensity of their previous ensembles into a simple, brooding and understated heartbreaker, while Amanda Roff (Ukeladies), Quinn Veldhuis and Maria Kastaniotis tear the arrangements apart with sweet reprise. Formed in mid 2010, Harmony have been harvesting stray souls in pubs around Melbourne since November. Listen to 'Cacophonous Vibes' fro...

The Aggrolites are set to make their first ever trip to Australia at the end of the month, as well as making a stop at the massive East Coast Blues and Roots Festival. We caught up with the band's bassist Jeff Roffredo to discuss the tour, as well as the band's latest record "Rugged Road".

Prominent Massachusetts heavy-hitters, Unearth are the latest addition to the ever-growing Soundwave Revolution line-up.

Glendale based death metallers Job For A Cowboy are gearing up to release their new EP entitled, 'Gloom', with the band recently announcing the premiere of the release's first single.

The Loved Ones front man Dave Hause has posted the new music video for his track "Time Will Tell". The song is taken from Hause's debut solo album "Resolutions", which is out now through Paper + Plastick Records.

Manchester Orchestra have posted the new music video for their track "Simple Math". The song is the title track from the band's third full-length album, which is scheduled to be released on May 10 through Columbia/Favorite Gentlemen.