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The Dead Daisies have released their second single – ‘Washington’.

Georgian sludge metal outfit Kylesa have been forced to postpone their Australian tour dates until next year.

The Amity Affliction will headline a show at The Hi-Fi in Brisbane this month to raise funds for beloved Brisbane record store Kill the Music.

New York Indie/punk trio Lemuria have announced they'll be touring Australia for the first time next January/February. 

Echosmith have released a new music video this week for their song, 'I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day.'

Stick To Your Guns have released their new music video for track, ‘The Bond’.

A Day to Remember have performed a three-song acoustic set for Billboard as well as taken part in an interview.

Orange County hardcore outfit Throwdown have recently completed their new studio album, with frontman Dave Peters offering details regarding the forthcoming full-length.Entitled ‘Intolerance’, the release marks Throwdown’s first album since 2009’s ‘Deathless’.Originally appearing on 2003’s ‘Haymaker’, Jarrod Alexander (American Nightmare, Suicide File, My Chemical Romance) handled drum duties during recording. Additionally, Bleeding Through’s Dave Nassie contributed to parts of the record.“Completing this record felt great in so many respects, most important of which was the opportunity to finally give longtime supporters of the band this music that I've had swirling around in my head over the past four years.

Ronnie Radke has offered his thoughts on the recent debate regarding Bring Me the Horizon frontman Oli Sykes' clothing range.

Their / They're / There are streaming their new EP, 'Analog Weekend.' The EP is set to be released on December 10 via Topshelf Records and Polyvinyl Record Co.