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Veara have posted a video of the band's vocalist and guitarist Bradley Wyrosdick playing an acoustic cover of the Jawbreaker song "Chesterfield King". The song originally appeared on Jawbreaker's 1992 album "Bivouac", which was released through Tupelo Recording Company and Communion Records.

Twenty One Pilots have posted the new music video for their song "Holding On To You". The song is taken from the band's new album "Vessel", which will be released on January 8 through Fueled By Ramen.

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Like Moths To Flames have released a lyric video for their song ‘Shapeshifter’. The track is one of two new songs featured on the band’s reissue of their 2011 album When We Don’t Exist.

Coheed and Cambria have released a music video for their song ‘The Afterman’. The track is taken from The Afterman: Ascension, the first installment of the band’s double album, which was released last month.

The Sword have released the official music video for their song ‘The Veil of Isis’. The track is taken from the band's latest album Apocryphon, which is out now through Razor & Tie Records.

Denmark's Iceage have announed a new siging with Matador Records. The band plan to release their sophomore album and Matador debut on February 19.

Tegan And Sara have announced that they will be releasing their new album, 'Heartthrob,' on January 29. Pre-orders will be available on iTunes starting Tuesday, November 20.

Long Lost, the side project of Transit vocalist Joe Boynton, have signed with No Sleep Records, and will be releasing their debut album "Save Yourself, Start Again" through the label in early 2013.

Former Thursday vocalist Geoff Rickly has released his first mixtape of solo material as a free download on his Tumblr page. Rickly posted the following message along with the mixtape: "Here is the first piece of my solo recordings. It’s called Mixtape 1 and its available for a free download here: http://files.geoffrickly.com/Geoff_Rickly__Mixtape_1.zip The Mixtape format is meant to be a casual way to try out some new things. There are some brand new songs, along with a cover and a rewrite of one of my oldest favorites. The majority of it was recorded in my apartment in the middle of Hurricane Sandy and the song New Sympathies, in particular, reminds me of those heavy winds and deep waters. There are no strings attached, no hidden marketing games. This doesn’t reflect my belief that music should be free or any desire to revolutionize an industry. I just want to do this myself, for now. No art-by-committee, no selling music. Just me & my friends at home, making songs(bedroom son...