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Black Cards have confirmed that vocalist Bebe Rexha will be leaving the band with statements being released from both Pete Wentz and Rexha.

Picking up from where bands like Pantera and Sepultura left off, Lamb Of God have pushed their brand of infectious groove metal to the very forefront of the metal world. The respected Viginian metallers last graced the performance stage right here in Australia, in November 2010 in support of Metallica on the epic World Magnetic Tour. Since then they have turned focus to their seventh studio album 'Resolution', which is due for release this Friday. Just ahead of Lamb Of God's Australian dates with a very metal-orientated Soundwave Festival, drumming whirlwind Chris Adler stopped by Killyourstereo to tell us just how excited they all are.

Adelaide's Day On Fire have released the cover art to their upcoming full length record 'Apologies & Ghosts.' The band have also announced a release date for the album due Feb 11th.

In a revealing tweet, Daytrader have said that the recording of their debut full-length release is half-finished. The band is currently in the studio with producer Mike Sapone, whose credits include releases by Brand New and Taking Back Sunday.

American punk veterans Anti-Flag have released details for their upcoming studio album. The album is called 'The General Strike', and will feature a dozen tracks that the band describes as being more aggressive than previous material. It was recorded and produced by the band itself at their own studio, and will be released in March via SideOneDummy.

The Dangerous Summer have opened up about the problems the band has been facing in recent times by releasing a lengthy statement online. The statement serves as an apology letter for deserting several shows, as well as an explanation of their side of the beef between them and AbsolutePunk.

American pop punk band A Loss For Words have performed a cover of Boys II Men's 'Water Runs Dry' at a recent acoustic show. The performance was shot courtesy of Property Of Zack.

In a final ploy to attract more punters to the events, Big Day Out Festival has announced its mysterious 'special guests' for each city. Lismore punk veterans Grinspoon will liven up the Essential Stage in Sydney, with Grind Time Now providing an early afternoon Boiler Room set in Melbourne. Adelaide's lineup is rounded out by The Living End and Das Racist.

Attack Attack! are streaming their upcoming third album in full. 'This Means War' is due for release on January 17th via Rise Records.

Dream of hosting your own radio show? Applications for FBi Radio Presenter Training close soon.

This week those crazy kids at CAN'T SAY have an epic party in store with 'Aussie Disco Prince' GLOVES headlining.