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Frank Turner has teamed up with Signature Brew to launch his own signature beer called "Believe". Signature Brew have posted the following about the beer: "Frank Turner has created his brew to be a modern twist on the traditional wheat beer encompassing citrus and orange flavours to create a refreshing brew. Designed to accompany long sunny afternoons, this clear Witbier (Belgian Style Wheat Beer) has a crispness that will refresh and subtleties to engage the palate. Work began on the recipe back in March of this year with Frank joining the Signature Brew team in an extensive tasting session. Having travelled the world playing shows, Frank’s knowledge of European and world beers was drawn into sharp focus by Lead Beer Expert, Tom Bott. The burgeoning wheat beer range on the continent proved to be of most interest, with their crisp taste and easy drinking style. Frank Turner has been one of our favourite artists from as far back as his KneeJerk and Million Dead days, so we jumped ...

Due to time consuming printing issues the physical vinyl release of Coerce's new 10" "Genome" will not be available for their upcoming tour, the band has decided to stream the tracks on their Bandcamp page.

The American Scene have posted a live set from their recent show at The Dial in Murrieta, California. The set took place during the band's previous tour with label mates Daybreaker.

Lower Than Atlantis have posted a studio video of the band playing their song "Scared Of The Dark". The video has been released as a part of the band's Changing Tune sessions, where they have been posting live videos of the band performing tracks from their new album in their studio.

Motionless In White have posted a video trailer for their upcoming tour, and featured in the trailer is a preview of the band's new single "If It's Dead, We'll Kill It". The track features guest vocals by Brandan Schieppati of Bleeding Through, and is taken from the band's new album "Infamous", which will be released on November 13 through Fearless Records.

Chris Carrabba of Dashboard Confessional and Further Seems Forever covered the Weezer track "El Scorcho" at the recent Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.

Then there were four

The third record is worth the wait.

The Melbourne-based singer-songwriter is streaming his brand new single as of today before he sets out on tour.

For Hand Of Mercy, it's been somewhat of a long road to success - at least by the standards of today’s online hype-driven music industry. Starting out in 2007, the band has taken the long road to success – touring relentlessly, releasing their own records and perfecting their art. But even for a band that has seen a long road to success, the past twelve months have surpassed even the most optimistic expectations for Sydney metal-core heavyweights Hand Of Mercy. This year has included supporting some of the world's biggest names in metal-core and alternative music nationally, including Parkway Drive, Dream On Dreamer and Like Moths To Flames.  The catalyst for this explosively productive shift was the release of their second full-length record entitled Last Lights, released through UNFD. “Recording Last Lights was the greatest thing Hand of Mercy have done to date,” notes guitarist Adam McLean, and with the completion of this record the band was prepared to do everything to have ...

Jagermeister Independent Music Awards’ Best Label nominees are here.

Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry has announced on Twitter that the band intends on touring Australia next year as part of a world tour.