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The Dangerous Summer have posted the new music video for their song "Work In Progress". The song is taken from the band's latest album "War Paint", which is out now through Hopeless Records.

Thrice have launched a full stream of their new album "Major/Minor". The album will be released here in Australia on September 23 through Vagrant Records, and can be pre-ordered here on iTunes.

The Horrible Crowes have released a new video for their song "Behold The Hurricane", which appears on their debut album "Elsie". 

Belgian death metalers Aborted have just finished the band's upcoming seventh studio album, Global Flatline. The album was recorded, mixed, and mastered by the renowned Jacob Hansen (Volbeat, Pestilence, Hatesphere) at Hansen Studios in Ribe, Denmark, and the artwork was once again created by the grotesquely-talented Justin Osbourn from Slasher Design. 

Artists have always been the voice for social change, presenting their ideas with passion and articulate urgency. And like the world of art and music, charity causes today are conveyed through the voices of street poets. They speak with as much thought provoking substance as our favourite songs. We know them as Professional Fundraisers. Their stage is the street or shopping mall and their song is their cause. Both Professional Fundraisers and today’s artist convey passion and an important message to the public. These days, Professional Fundraisers even tour the country raising much needed funds for charities in oft‐overlooked regional centres. According to national fundraising company, WAYS, people from music and arts backgrounds are proving themselves to be a valuable asset in the field. In Melbourne, Ross Hetherington (ex Bodyjar) worked between records supporting World Society for Protection of Animals while Shaun Gionis has also previously contributed while juggling drumming ...

New Found Glory have released a new song from their upcoming album 'Radiosurgery' titled Anthem For The Unwanted.

Geelong's Nathan Seeckts has posted the cover art and one of the first songs, "Hard Time", from his debut solo EP "Deviation Road" over on Facebook.

Newcastle noise crew Safe Hands have released a video for How To Destroy Everything from their EP titled Oh The Humanity, released earlier this year through Pee / Hotfoot Records.

Fireworks have posted a preview video of the new music video for their song "Arrows". The song is taken from the band's latest album "Gospel", which is out now through Triple Crown Records.

This Time Next Year have posted another new song online from their forthcoming new album. The song "Spoontonic" is taken from the band's new album "Drop Out Of Life", which will be released on September 27 through Equal Vision Records, with No Sleep Records releasing the vinyl version of the record on November 15.