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Terror release new video
Terror have released a new video for their song "You're Caught", which appears on their latest album "Keepers Of The Faith". The video will feature on Terror's forthcoming DVD "Defining The Faith", which will be included in the CD / DVD reissue of "Keepers Of The Faith". The release is due out on November 1 via Century Media. Frontman Scott Vogel has said the following about the video: "This video was by far the most fun to make. Terror is always known for the generic hardcore video, and we wanted to do something different-something that had nothing to do with us playing instruments or jumping around all mad. I don't think this is brutal or disturbing-it should make you laugh at us and see a new side to us. Come on, can you really take this thing seriously? Thanks to Chad Gilbert for coming up with the first idea of this video and letting us run with it."
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Carry On to release album re-issue
To mark the tenth anniversary of its release, Bridge 9 Records have announced the re-press of Carry On's classic album "A Life Less Plagued". According to B9, it was the first full length that the label put out. Label owner Chris Wrenn has said the following about the album:"I met the Carry On guys when I went out to California on American Nightmare's first West Coast tour. Mullet (B9's first webmaster) had picked up their 7" and had nothing but great things to say about them. My first time seeing them live, I was blown away. We hung out during those few days on the tour, and the following April ('01) they came out to record with Kurt Ballou at his old studio. Unfortunately, good things don't always last long and the band broke up soon after the albums release.The story doesn't end there though, Carry On's demise blossomed into an entire new wave of bands representing California. Terror, Piece By Piece, Internal Affairs, just to name a few. Each member went on to create even more ne...
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Poison City announce distribution deal with Tiny Engines Records
Poison City have added independent Philadelphia, PA label Tiny Engines to it's distribution family. Starting simply as 3 like-minded friends putting out a vinyl release here and there, Tiny Engines have built up a stellar  collection of releases from the likes of Restorations, Tigers Jaw, Monument and Castevet, with plenty more vinyl only titles planned for 2012. Tiny Engines' D.I.Y ethic and community approach to releasing music sits  perfectly alongside the Poison City label and distribution roster, which also includes No Idea Records, Sabot, Hobbledehoy, Paper + Plastick, Recess, Boss Tuneage, 1-2-3-4 Go! and Dirtnap. The full Tiny Engines catalog will be available next week from good indie retailers and via Poison City E-Store. "Tiny Engines is a record label…or at least it’s trying really hard to be one. Like all things punk rock, it’s an evolution of ideas and gathering of like-minded people who dig totally sweet music, a tight-knit community of friends and strong, independe...
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The Amity Affliction announce additional Perth shows
There is good news today for Perth's fans of The Amity Affliction, Asking Alexandria and Skyway with two additional Perth dates (including an Under 18s show) being added to the Fuck The Reaper Tour run this October. All previous efforts to secure an Under 18s show in Perth were met with a range of setbacks, including several potential venues falling through, but perseverance has prevailed! The perfect venue has now been found. Fremantle's Newport Hotel will host a Strictly Under 18s afternoon show on Sunday 16 October. Newport Hotel is also looking after the 18+ fans. With tickets to Saturday's Capitol 18+ show now well and truly sold out, Newport Hotel have generously agreed to host a second 18+ show on the evening of Sunday 16 October. All Perth shows will feature the full F*@k The Reaper touring bill. Tickets to these extra Perth shows go on sale 9am Friday 26 August and are sure to sell fast. To go in the running to win a signed Asking Alexandria ‘Reckless & Relentless’ bloc...