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Melbourne metallers Ne Obliviscaris have given fans the first taste of what to expect from their debut studio album, with the band recently unveiling new track 'And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope'.

Compared to Converge, Breach and Old Man Gloom, Sydney's Lo! have just put out their punishing debut "Look & Behold" through Pelagic Records. With a headlining tour just kicking off now, we caught up with the band's bassist Adrian Shapiro to talk potatoes, Blackwire Records and the band's quest for metallic world domination.

Queens, NY’s Daytrader have signed with Rise Records. Naming influences such as Jimmy Eat World, Sunny Day Real Estate, Further Seems Forever, Saves the Day and Hot Water Music, the band will enter the studio with producer Mike Sapone (Brand New, Taking Back Sunday) this winter to begin work on their label debut, due out spring 2012. Daytrader recently underwent a lineup change with the addition of Scotty Giffin (formerly of Crime In Stereo) on drums. Matt Mascarenas of Salt Lake City, UT hardcore band Reviver has also joined on bass.

The long awaited 5 way international hardcore split CD 'The End Begins Now' is available online and instores today. The split features 5 bands from 4 countries contributing 3 songs each

According to various news reports, Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst has signed a TV deal with CBS and CBS TV Studios, with the vocalist set to feature in a half-hour comedy project.

Saves The Day breathe life into themselves.

While there's been conflicting reports about the possibility of a new studio album from various members of Slipknot since the death of long-time bassist Paul Gray, it appears fans will get to hear a new studio release just not in the short term.

English punk rockers Sharks have announced the completion of their new studio album. The band told fans the news via Twitter when writing, "In other news, OUR RECORD IS FINISHED! The mixing will commence next week."

Patrick Stump is streaming his debut solo album 'Soul Punk' in full before it is released next Tuesday, October 18th.

It's been a bustling year for independent Melbourne record label, shop and distributor Poison City. Between a slew of new releases from Samiam, Luca Brasi, Anchors, Leatherface, Fires Of Waco, Former Cell Mates, The Smith Street Band and Jen Buxton, presenting several national tours and of course the annual Poison City Weekender fest, 2011 has been the label's busiest yet.

What happens when Mogwai mellow out.