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Seattle based deathcore outfit I Declare War have posted their new music video online. The video for song, 'Putrification of the Population' is taken from last year's studio release, 'Malevolence'.

Melbourne melodic hardcore band Hopeless have posted a interview shot before their recent set at Pushover. The band discuss their plans for a European tour, how the band was formed and their plans for upcoming Australian dates.

Progressive metallers Symphony X have revealed the cover art and tracklisting for their latest record, Iconoclast, due out on June 17.Illustrator and film concept artist Warren Flanagan (Watchmen, The Incredible Hulk, 2012) produced the artwork, which is available on the band's Facebook page. Flanagan had the following to say about working with the band:"The idea was to create imagery that was a little darker in tone to previous Symphony X albums and to represent the overall theme of Iconoclast into the artwork. The whole concept came from Mike Romeo, who had a strong idea of what the cover should represent based off the music. I just ran with it."

Aside from having one of the most memorable names in punk rock, Star Fucking Hipsters are known for being a punk supergroup of sorts whose brand of ska-punk delivers a raw and confronting message. With their third full-length slated for release this year via Fat Wreck Records and their debut Australian tour steadily approaching, we heard some interesting thoughts from vocalist and guitarist Stza.

Continuing their move forward.

The vocalist, and primarily lyricist, of Protest the Hero's record 'Scurrilous', Rody Walker, talks through the ideas behind each track.

Swedish melodic death metallers Amon Amarth are currently streaming their new album, 'Surtur Rising' over at Bloody-Disgusting.com.

The UK hard rock sensation, Asking Alexandria, have blazed a trail of debauchery across North America over the course of numerous tours and their touring lifestyle is now becoming infamous, which has been heralded by many mainstream publications. The group's reckless image proved to be too much for the conservative venue Rockettown in Nashville, TN who deemed the band "too controversial" and banned them from playing their venue.