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Set Your Goals have posted two new songs onto Absolutepunk. The songs "Only Right Now" and "I'll Walk It Off" are available to be purchased now on iTunes, and are the band's first new recorded material since their 2011 album "Burning At Both Ends", which was released through Epitaph Records.

Pure Love, the band that features former Gallows vocalist Frank Carter and Jim Carroll of The Hope Conspiracy and The Suicide File, have posted the new music video for their song "Bury My Bones".

Say Anything have posted the new music video for their song "Say Anything". The song is taken from the band's latest album "Anarchy, My Dear", which is out now through Equal Vision Records, with UNFD releasing the album here in Australia.

Code Orange Kids have posted the new music video for their song "V (My Body Is A Well)". The song is taken from the band's split with Full Of Hell, which is out now through Topshelf Records.

Dead And Divine have announced that they will be breaking up next month a final show in their hometown of Ontario, Canada. The band posted the following statement regarding the break up: "After nearly 10 years of playing music together, touring the world and making some of the best friends we could have ever asked for, we're very regretfully closing this chapter of our lives. It chokes me up to be writing this letter, and I really can't express how genuine and sincere I am when I say thank you all for everything you've done to help us live our dream. "Matty started Dead and Divine in highschool when he was 16 years old. It was never anything more than an excuse to play some music with his pals, and I'm sure I can speak for him when I say nobody ever expected this to turn into what it is. Almost 10 years later and we've toured nearly 20 countries with some of our favorite bands, released two EP's and three full length records that have all (to our amazement) landed themselves on Bil...

The Tower And The Fool have launched a stream of their new album "How Long" onto the Run For Cover Records Bandcamp page.

'Programme', from the world's suavest motherfunker, Breakbot, is melancholic and classy: the soundtrack to pondering the question of life.

Fans have waited a long time, but finally Miami’s Thick As Blood are heading to Australia for a run of shows across the country this June. Their brand of hardcore merges metal elements like crushing riffs with brutally honest lyrics, which has seen them take the hardcore world by storm. Joining them on all dates will be Newcastle’s Taken By Force. Thick As Blood have been building a loyal following since 2004 with two releases on prominent hardcore label Eulogy. Couple that with a hard hitting live show that has seen them tour with the likes of Every Time I Die, Emmure and Terror, and Thick As Blood are a force to be reckoned with. To top it off, the band recently entered the studio with Terror’s Nick Jett to record for their Rise Records debut, due out later this year. Formed in 2009, Taken By Force take fast, hard-hitting riffs and add uncompromising vocals to create an in your face style of hardcore. Having cut their teeth playing with Newcastle icons like Dropsaw and The Dead ...