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Heavy Heavy Low Low are set to tour Australia for the first & last time this December on the back of their new record 'Hospital Bomber'. Mixing their original blend of psychedelic hardcore with a new schizophrenic approach, Hospital Bomber is one musical mind-fuck you actually won't want to miss.

Intending on hitting up the 2011 Soundwave Festival? Well, the pre-sale period for tickets begins tomorrow morning with Brisbane being the first city eligible for member’s pre-sale tickets to next year’s festival. To be eligible for the Soundwave Festival members presale, you must be registered as a member on the Soundwave Festival website (click here and follow the “sign up for member’s pre-sale” link on the homepage). Soundwave Festival pre-sale tickets will be available for each city on the following dates: Tuesday 17 August 9am, Brisbane Wednesday 18 August 9am, Sydney Thursday 19 August 9am, Melbourne Friday 20 August 9am, Adelaide and Perth Tickets cost $150 + booking fees. General Public on sale: Thursday 26 August, 9am through www.soundwavefestival.com, www.oztix.com.au & www.ticketek.com.au 132 849. General public tickets will also be available from various retial outlets, the details of which can be found on the Soundwave website. The first line-up announcement conf...

Southern California hardcore trio Nails have announced that their 2010 album, Unsilent Death, will be reissued via Southern Lord in October 2010. The album was originally released on Six Feet Under on CD and on the band's own Streetcleaner label. Unsilent Death was produced by Converge’s Kurt Ballou. "We realized what we did that we liked and what we didn't like. For 'Unsilent Death,' we tried to maximize the aspect we liked," Nails frontman/guitarist Todd Jones (Terror, Betrayed, Carry On) told Noisecreep regarding the album. In other news, the band plans to release a new album in early 2011.

Trivium will enter Audiohammer Studios in Sanford, Florida the third week of October to begin recording their new album. The band has teamed up with the production/mixing team of Colin Richardson (Machine Head, Bullet For My Valentine, Slipknot, Fear Factory) and Martin "Ginge" Ford for the new album which is expected to be released in early 2011 via Roadrunner records. The album will feature new drummer Nick Augusto, who replaced former Trivium drummer Travis Smith after he was sacked via a phone call from vocalist Matt Heafy. In an interview with WMHB 89.7 FM metal radio show "Metal Mutilation", Trivium guitarist Corey Beaulieu commented on how Augusto has influenced the band’s new material: "I think he fits more of our writing style, 'cause we play a lot of fast, heavier stuff and his drumming is kind of really on the heavier, aggressive side, so, really, just writing the Trivium songs we [normally] do it, his drumming style adds a lot of energy and intensity to the music — ...

Transit are streaming their entire new album Keep This To Yourself.

Arizona melodic death metal outfit Knights of the Abyss have uploaded a new song.

Pop punkers Four Year Strong have posted a video of their guitarist and singer covering a hip hop hit. 

American post-hardcore outfit Chiodos, have posted a trailer for their new album "Illuminaudio".

Enough good music to keep you satisfied for days on end.

Metal beasts Kataklysm have uploaded a new video for their track Push The Venom

For those who have heard their music or seen them play, it is exceedingly apparent that Fixtures are one of the most furiously chaotic ensembles currently terrorising Sydney’s stages. But despite their barbaric exterior, beneath lies a profound intelligence that few bands of such youth could hope to emulate. The band’s vocalist Oliver Cation answered a couple of questions about the current state of the band, and their direction for the future.

Trial & Error release another beauty