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Real Friends are streaming their new song, 'Sixteen.'

Popular local heavy-hitters The Amity Affliction have announced an August/September headline run. The five-show run boasts an equally impressive support list with internationals Architects, Issues and Stray From the Path joining Deez Nuts on the tour bill. The Amity Affliction tour in support of recently released studio album ‘Let the Ocean Take Me’. “Let The Ocean Take Me is just another big step for Amity.” – KYS review. A limited release VIP pre-sale will be made available at 9am, Thursday June 19th. Fans who buy tickets on June 19th will go into the draw to win a chance to stand side of stage during The Amity Affliction’s set.

Popular Illinois outfit Rise Against have posted a new song.

Organisers have announced the local supports for each show on the upcoming Rampage tour featuring Deez Nuts, Confession, Hand of Mercy and Thorns.

Death metallers Vital Remains have posted an add for a new drummer following the unannounced departure of original drummer Jack.

Black Tongue have announced the signing of a new worldwide deal with SOAR/Century Media Records. Formed by members of Infant Annihilator, Black Tongue will be following up their first EP 'Falsifier' on the new label.

Between the Buried and Me have released an online statement, which addresses and clears up recent comments made relating to the band’s earlier material.

Melbourne club event, BANG celebrates its 8th birthday this July, with organisers announcing the band line-up.

Gallows have premiered their new single online.

Melbourne hardcore outfit Rort have announced an LP launch show for this July.

For a number of years deathcore heavyweights Suicide Silence have been climbing and residing at the pointy end of the metal pile. Regarded as one of the most respected and renowned bands in the heavy music scene, the band suffered a tragedy in the loss of frontman Mitch Lucker back in 2012. Yet the group pushed on, finding a new vocalist in Eddie Hermida (formerly of All Shall Perish). He leads the band into their upcoming behemoth of an album, ‘You Can’t Stop Me’. We spoke with Hermida while he was partying hard (no, he seriously was) before leaving for Europe to talk about his role Suicide Silence and the new album.

Vanna have changed for the better; they're the crazy yet melodic kind of hardcore bursting at the seams with energy and anger.