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Knuckle Up! have posted the new music video for their song "Altered Beast". The song is taken from the band's latest album "Motivation From Misery", which is out now through Mediaskare Records.

Embroiled in controversy for the past few months, the Australia Council announces a new Chair and Deputy Chair.

Pajama Club premiere world first 3D music clips.

Most of the week's thrills and spills in the music industry wrapped up in a neat little package.

The Offspring have launched a stream of their new album "Days Go By" online. The new album is the band's ninth studio album, and it will be released on June 26 through Columbia Records.

Incubus are set to release a live CD/DVD, doccumenting their performances last year for their 20th anniversary as a band.

The Gaslight Anthem have announced the launch of their own fan club, named "The 45 RPM Club". To be a part of the club, it will cost you a yearly amount of $25, which will entitle you to a 45 RPM Fan Club T-Shirt, an exclusive 45 RPM Club only holiday 7-inch of some description, a sticker pack, exclusive merch and pre-sale ticket access, and access to a board where you can "talk to other fans, share live recordings, photos, and [your] thoughts."

Green Day have posted the video trailer for "¡Dos!", the second album in their forthcoming trilogy album series, "¡Uno!, ¡Dos! and ¡Tre!".The band's vocalist and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong discussed "¡Dos!" in a recent interview with Rolling Stone:"People ask me all the time. Even my son asked me, "Dad, would you ever go back to playing songs like from [1994's] Dookie and [1992's] Kerplunk?" I love those records. I love the punk stuff I grew up on. But there are so many bands who make the mistake – "We're going back, old-school." Well, that's all you're doing. You already did it. So we're changing the guitar sound. We're not going with the big Marshall-amp thing. We wanted something punchier, more power pop – somewhere between AC/DC and the early Beatles."

On August 3rd Anti-Records release Molecular Genetics From the Gold Standard Labs from The Locust, which features 44 tracks of hard-to-find and out-of-print material from the early years of the legendary band. The San Diego group has been blowing minds since 1994 with their unique mix of grindcore speed and aggression, mathcore complexity, and new wave weirdness. The band’s membership has proved a veritable “Who's Who” of punk royalty. Joseph Karam also plays with One Day As A Lion while Justin Pearson was in Some Girls, All Leather and played on the recent Retox album with Gabe Serbian. Past participants have included Tristeza/Album Leaf/GoGoGo Airheart/Crimson Curse's Jimmy LaValle, to Tarantula Hawk's Dave Warshaw and Dylan Scharf, and Cattle Decapitation's David Astor. In the process they have created a singular body of work, and an important piece of that appears on Molecular Genetics From the Gold Standard Labs, collecting for the first time all of the band’s pre-Epitaph re...

French metal outfit Gojira have launched a stream of their new album "L'Enfant Sauvage" online. The album will be released on June 26 through Roadrunner Records, and is the band's first record to be released through the label.