Kill Your Stereo

Orange County hardcore giants Stick To Your Guns will return to Australia for a national tour through November and December.Touring Australia with LA legends Terror in 2009, Stick To Your Guns will once again destroy stages nationwide with their brand of melodic hardcore, with a generous list of 13 tour dates. Joining them as they make their way across the continent will be San Francisco’s heavy hardcore favourites First Blood and Queensland’s own metalcore outfit Wish For Wings.Stick To Your Guns formed in 2003 and quickly attracted the attention of the independent music scene and hardcore fans alike, earning them prominent tour supports, a place on the 2008 Warped Tour and the record for the highest attendance ever at the famous iconic California venue Chain Reaction. With the release of their newest album, "The Hope Division", STYG have recorded their most honest and aware album to date. Bringing their passionate and infectious live show to Australia for the second time, STYG are...

Boston hardcore outfit Defeater have posted a studio update for their upcoming album online.

Canadian punks Cancer Bats will re-release their acclaimed third album 'Bears, Majors, Scraps & Bones'.

Texas metal outfit The Sword have announced the departure of drummer Trivett Wingo, highlighting the split was amicable.

The Almost have put a new song up on their myspace page from the forthcoming EP titled 'Monster Monster' due out on October 25th.

Norma Jean front man Cory Brandan has vented his frustration at former label Solid State’s plans to release a 3CD retrospective, set to feature the band's initial three studio albums.

Before they crashed the ARIA Charts, toured the world and became the unlikely nominees of award shows, The Amity Affliction we're simply a hard working punk band out of Southern Queensland. With their second album "Youngbloods" on it's way to be a smash hit, Boomtown Records will be releasing a collection of non-album material recorded at various times throughout The Amity Affliction's career.The 16 song album, titled “Glory Days” will include the High Hopes EP (2007), Self Titled EP (2005) and Early Demos (2004). But the major drawcard of the release will be two Machine-Produced out takes from the "Youngbloods" sessions, as well as liner notes written by the band.The release of "Glory Days" will be on the eve of The Amity Affliction embarking on a world tour of close to 100 dates including extensive dates in the UK, US and Europe and only returning to Australia as the only Australian band on Soundwave in February/March. Youngbloods peaked on the ARIA Charts at #6, and has been nomi...

Melbourne punk band Anchors have posted a video teaser for their upcoming debut album "Bad Juju". The album was recorded in August/September with Joel Taylor at Three Phase Studios in Melbourne.

UK hardcore band Your Demise have posted the new music video for their song "Miles Away". "Miles Away" is taken from the band's new album "The Kids We Used To Be", which is out now through Shock Records.

The supports for the upcoming Heavy Heavy Low Low Australian tour in December have been announced. Joining them on the whole tour will be Wollongong party band counter parts Totally Unicorn.