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Protest The Hero have premiered their latest music video online.

Calling All Cars have released a new music video for their current single, ‘Werewolves’.

Local metallers Be’lakor and Claim The Throne have announced a national tour for this January/February.

Bemis family love on tape.

And you thought watching Golden Retriever pups live was cool.... If Golden Retriever PUPPIES are too energetic for your docile brain, have a gander at the pandas on the 24 hour live-streaming iPanda cam at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. The cameras were set up by China Network Television as a gift to those who ‘love pandas and crave peace.’ The highly endangered species are recognised as a symbol of peace in China and the network brings awareness about conservation and environmental protection. Watch the magnificent slothful creatures eat, sleep, eat, play, eat and eat until your heart is content. I highly recommended streaming it all day at work on one of your duel screens for maximum stress relief. Ignore the weird looks. Go ahead, get STREAMING.

Alexisonfire are preparing to release a boxset collection.

Get Scared are streaming their new album, 'Everyone’s Out To Get Me.' You can head over to the band’s official website, and follow the instructions to unlock the album.

Obey The Brave have announced they will release a new single titled, Full Circle, on November 11th. The band's latest album, 'Young Blood,' is available now via Epitaph Records.

Melodic rock quartet Conditions have announced plans to split at the end of the year.

Post-hardcore act A Day to Remember and sludge metallers Mastodon lead the second lineup announcement for Soundwave Festival 2014.38 bands join the likes of Green Day, Avenged Sevenfold and Megadeth on the already mammoth bill for the February/March festival. Among them include Finnish rockers HIM, emo stalwarts Jimmy Eat World, punk veterans Pennywise, mathcore outfit The Dillinger Escape Plan and death metal legends Satyricon.Two acts originally slated to play the cancelled Harvest festival have now migrated to the Soundwave lineup - the Conor Oberst-fronted Desaparecidos as well as New Orleans group Mutemath. It's the first time on Australian shores for a number of acts, including Crosses, the latest project of Deftones frontman Chino Moreno. There's also a fair share of local love on the announcement, as Australian bands The Porkers, Dream on Dreamer, Thy Art Is Murder, Deez Nuts and In Hearts Wake all join the lineup.What's more, it looks like there's still more additions yet t...

Post-hardcore you've heard before.