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Equal Vision Records and Say Anything front man Max Bemis have announced the arrival of Rory Records, a label formed by Max as an imprint of EVR. Both parties are extremely excited to welcome Tallhart as the first band signed to the new label.

The Bronx have announced the start of work on their fourth album which will follow their last record 'The Bronx II,' released in 2008.

The Memorials, which features ex-The Mars Volta drummer Thomas Pridgen, will release their second album 'Delirium' on June 5.

The Sydney Comedy Festival is back with a bang, featuring plenty of talented comedians to make you pee in your seats.

Jeremy Enigk of Sunny Day Real Estate fame has recorded and released a cover of Damien Jurado's track 'Last Rights', which is taken from his 'Caught In The Trees' LP.

For Today have announced the release details for their upcoming album. The band is scheduled to drop 'Immortal' on May 22nd via Razor & Tie Entertainment.

Fireworks have revealed that they will be re-releasing their debut EP, 'We Are Everywhere'. The new pressing will be released via Run For Cover Records on March 13th, and will contain bonus acoustic content.

I Call Fives have announced that they will start the recording sessions for their debut album on February 29th. The album is due for release later this year on Pure Noise Records.

Sydney band Panama have released this summery track from their forthcoming album. Can we finish work early and head to the beach? If only...

For Today have announced that their new album will be available on May 22nd via Razor & Tie. The new release was recorded last month with Will Putney.

For years Say Anything, led by their off kilter front man Max Bemis, have made music that relates to, but never aligns itself with, specific genres. This is probably the reason for the group's longevity, coupled with the fact that the songs they write are simply, damn good. The band has recently signed a new deal with Australian label UNFD and are about to release their fourth album, 'Anarchy, My Dear.' Kill Your Stereo caught up with Bemis to give him a chance to explain the anarchy...