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Capture The Crown have signed a new deal with Artery Recordings after being dropped from Sumerian Records last year.

The remaining members of As I Lay Dying have quickly responded to an unofficial statement made by vocalist Tim Lambesis.

Killyourstereo.com continues its column series where we give musicians freedom to offer a unique, personal and individual voice. Today, I Exist guitarist Aaron Osborne offers the April entry in his monthly column. The musician gives his opinion on the in vogue crowdfunding camaigns. “Corruption Scheme” At this point, I have now written around five to seven opening sentences to this column, and I cant decide which one of the fallen sentences is the funniest, or the wittiest, so I am scrapping them for this – I think crowd funding, when relating to the releasing of musical works, sucks, and it just seems super lazy. Crowd funding as an online tool has been around for a number of years now, yet as far as I am aware has only really crept into the metal/hardcore/punk world (or as far as I have seen it) over the last few years. This cutting edge and novel way of gaining funds for your band’s musical (or other) costs has taken the world by storm, from ageing, well respected (and in some...

Drinking, drugs and death - a new short film from QOTSA.. Directed by Hiro Murai (Childish Gambino, St. Vincent) this new video clip for Smooth Sailing - the next single from Queens Of The Stone Age's latest album, ...Like Clockwork - is all kinds of awesome. What starts out as somewhat harmless drinks with friends, ends with all kinds of drugs under the sun, people getting well hurt with golf clubs, and Josh Homme just continuing to be a badass. Enjoy, and remember the days when video clips were events, not just an excuse to get played on Channel V.

A unique indoor dance event hitting Syd and Melb this June.. HOLEANDCORNER is the combined efforts of touring companies Illusive and Funf, and it's hitting the east side this winter with a line-up that puts the focus on top-quality acts, in an environment that will strive for 'memorable experience' over anything else. Rolling in to Melbourne's Docklands Saturady 7 June and Sydney's Home Nightclub Sunday 8 June (Queen's Birthday Long Weekend), HOLEANDCORNER will be putting a strong emphasis on converting both venues into unrecognisable spaces in an effort to provide punters with something a little out of the ordinary. To compliment this, they've arranged a forward-thinking line-up to get your feet shuffling, whether it be house, techno, wonky electronica or something else, featuring: Hot Chip (DJ Set) Matthew Dear Henry Saiz (Live) Guy J Cosmin TRG Xosar (Live) For more info and to grab yourself a ticket, click the poster below:

'What You Can't Forget' an exhibition of painted works on canvas by Sam Octigan.

Reunited emo legends Knapsack and indie rock quartet Pity Sex top the lineup announcement for this year's annual Weekender Fest.

Off the heels of the Mad Decent Block Party cites and dates announcement this past friday, the label has now offered info on who will be performing.