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Of Mice & Men have posted a second video update from the studio where the band is currently recording their second full-length album. The currently untitled album will feature the band's original vocalist Austin Carlie, who rejoined the band in January this year. The album is expected to be released in the middle of this year through Rise Records.

The Frustrators, the side-project of Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt, have posted a new song from their forthcoming EP release. The song “Stigma” is taken from the band's new EP "Griller", which will be released on February 15 through Adeline Records.

Philadelphia's The Anchor Boys have posted two new songs onto their facebook page. The songs "Secret Of The Ooze" and "Double Parked In Bridesburg" are taken from the band's new album "Devastator", which will be released soon through Panic Records.

Popular US pop punk upstarts All Time low have posted a very brief preview of one of their new songs. The Maryland quartet recently posted a one and a half minute snippet of track 'Art of the State', which will feature on upcoming fourth studio album, 'Dirty Work'.

According to Fear Factory frontman Burton C. Bell, another concept album is probable for the group's next full length.

British based hardcore band Your Demise have posted the first video in their ongoing tour webisode series, which documents the band's current shows.

Canadian tech metallers Neuraxis are currently streaming their new album in its entirety online. The band's sixth studio album, 'Asylon' is available for listen on Stereokiller.com. 'Asylon' is a follow-up to 2008's 'The Thin Line Between'.

Enduring pop punk stalwarts Yellowcard have released another new track off their forthcoming studio album.

Since 2005, For Today have clawed and scraped their way into the spotlight, paying their dues on the live circuit of the United States. Now, with dues paid, For Today are set to hit Australia this March and April for a run of shows that will see audiences floored by their self-acclaimed musical prowess. Supporting For Today on this full run of shows will be For All Eternity. For Today have become widely known as one of modern metal’s most technically proficient bands. Fusing extensive and prestigious backgrounds in both hardcore and metal, they have stamped their name onto the hearts of fans from all across the globe, including Australian fans after a tour in 2009. There is seldom a band whose passion and integrity are matched by their musical merit. For a band that is as forthcoming about their faith as they are about their musical prowess, For Today makes no secret of their religious leanings. Vocalist, Mattie Montgomery, sums up the band’s mission with the statement: “This has ...

US death metal outfit The Faceless have put pen to paper, extending their pre-existing deal with Sumerian Records, with the band also pushing forward with work on their new album.

Behind the scenes footage of Architects' new music video 'Learn to Live' is available online, after UK magazine Kerrang! posted the clip on their website recently.