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Architects have launched a stream of their new album onto their myspace page. "The Here And Now" is the band's fourth studio album, which is scheduled to be released on January 28 through Century Media Records.

Comeback Kid has released the video for their song “G.M. Vincent & I”. The song is taken from the band's fourth studio album, "Symptoms & Cures", which is out now through Victory Records.

Walnut Creek, California based pop punk band This Time Next Year recently played a new song live at their show at the Epicentre in San Diego.

Vancouver based pop punk band Daggermouth are releasing their debut album "Stallone" on vinyl for the very first time through Animal Style Records.

Funeral For A Friend have posted the artwork for their new album "Welcome Home Armageddon". The album is the band's fifth studio album, and is set to be released on March 14 through Roadrunner Records.

Rise Records has announced the signing of Texas based band Memphis May Fire. The band recently completed recording their new album with producer Cameron Mizell (Oceana, Of Machines), which is scheduled to be released in April through the label.

As The Getaway Plan get ready for their first Australian Tour in nearly two years, the band has also launched an Official Facebook Page, Website and Twitter.

Renowned Ohio rock duo, The Black Keys have announced their departure from the upcoming Big Day Out festival, highlighting exhaustion as the reason for their cancellation.

The undeniable pairing of Slipknot's Joey Jordison and Wednesday 13 is more precisely pissed-off than ever before. Rock ‘n’ roll’s newest villains are here and they’re called Murderdolls. Politically incorrect, playfully violent and happily inconsiderate, they’re back for more blood and back for revenge on their brand new album ‘Women and Children Last’. ”Murderdolls have unleashed a sinfully satisfying experience of an album steeped in horrifyingly humorous lyrics and ravenous riffage." – The New Review

Popular Melbourne death metal outfit The Red Shore have shot down rumours of their demise, affirming that the band has not broken up but instead taking a short break from touring.

Midnight Funeral Music will be donating all proceeds from the following records to the QLD RSPCA Flood Appeal. For sale are rare and limited vinyl releases including coloured vinyl and test press's from I Exist, Seduction, Suffer, Mid Youth Crisis, The Omen & Abraxis.