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Story of the Year have announced their return to our shores, with the band touring this June. The group comes to Australia in support of the tenth anniversary of ‘Page Avenue’. The album will be performed in its entirety in addition to other favourite hits. “If you were one of the many whose initiation to post-hardcore was through 'Page Avenue', this beautiful rendition is a must-listen.” – KYS review.

For Today have released a new music video for their track, 'Break The Cycle.'

The Used are currently streaming their new album, 'Imaginary Enemy.'

Chiodos are currently streaming their new song, 'Looking For A Tornado.'

Fairweather have posted an in studio video discussing their new self-titled album.

Yellowcard have announced that Nate Young of Anberlin will be drumming on the band's new record in place of original member, drummer Longineu Parsons III who left the band a little while ago.

Say Anything have announced that they will release their sixth studio album, titled 'Hebrews,' on June 10 through Equal Vision Records.

Canberra’s When Giants Sleep officially release their new EP, ‘Lucidity’ today. To coincide, we feature the band’s new music video for song, ‘New Days’. “We’re really proud of what everyone has done, both past members and current. We cannot ask for a better outcome from all of us here especially Mark our new drummer. The EP is something we really look forward to putting out and having everybody listen to,” When Giants Sleep told us recently. ‘Lucidity’ is available for purchase via iTunes now. When Giants Sleep tour nationally this April/May. Details and dates here. https://www.facebook.com/WhenGiantsSleep

Caulfield have announced a new vocalist following the departure of Mahan Shishineh earlier this month.

Is there a place for musical theory in modern music journalism?. I know I'm a little late to this particular internet call-and-response circle jerk party but hey, it never hurts to prolong the life of an engaging subject, especially when it is one that I am (and you should be) interested in. Last week a one Ted Gioia published an essay on the current state of popular music criticism and the general lack of any actual musical theory within. You should take the time to read the full article here. Gioia is a heavyweight jazz critic, musican and historian who has edited encyclopedias on jazz music and was a founder of the jazz studies program at Stanford University. In short, he knows his shit. In the piece he is essentially lamenting the loss of the inclusion of any sort of proper musical theory by modern music critics and jounalists in their reporting on today's popular music offerings, which is an understandable annoyance from someone of his position. His post has generated a couple of

The Jersey Club king is bringing the booty down under.. DJ Sliink, the Jersey Club king himself, is bringing an abundance of bouncy grooves and hard kicks around Australia in April. Already indulging ears with a Soundcloud full of remixes, DJ Sliink has been causing a ruckus on the airwaves and in clubs around the globe. Most recently his latest collab saw him enter the studio with none other than DJ Hoodboi and Trippy Turtle on a remix of August Alsina’s Sucka. Boasting sets filled with a delicious amount of sounds ranging from pop and dubstep, to hip hop and moombahton, the 23 years young producer will be bringing heat. TOUR DATES:  FRI 4 APR - Laundry Bar, Melbourne - (TICKETS) SAT 5 APR - The Bakery, Perth, supporting A$AP Ferg (TICKETS) THUR 10 APR - Sugar, Adelaide  FRI 11 APR - Oh Hello!, Brisbane SAT 12 APR - Chinese Laundry, Sydney