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A week after announcing the completion of their seventh studio album, Incubus vocalist Brandon Boyd caught up with AOL's Noisecreep to discuss what fans can expect.

Santa Cruz metallers Arsonists Get All the Girls have posted a new song online. The track entitled, 'Avdotya' is lifted from the band's upcoming fourth studio album, 'Motherland'.

Former Queens of the Stone Age bassist and current member of stoner rock outfit Kyuss Lives, Nick Oliveri recently caught up with entertainment website UGO.com to discuss music, specifically the musician's relationship with former bandmate Josh Homme.

The trailer for the upcoming Foo Fighters documentary, 'Back and Forth', has surfaced.

Woe, Is Me have released a new single, titled 'Fame>Demise'.

Fast rising Maryland progressive metallers Periphery have unveiled a new song set to feature on the band's forthcoming EP, 'Icarus Lives'.

Sum 41 are streaming their highly anticipated album 'Screaming Bloody Murder' in full on their website

Florida's Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have released a new song titled 'Reap' off their upcoming album 'Am I The Enemy'

Unwritten Law are currently streaming their soon to be released album 'Swan' in its entirety

Canadian songwriter Dallas Green aka City and Colour has released a live EP entitled "iTunes Live: SXSW EP" which is available for download via iTunes now. The EP features songs recorded during the artist's set at the recent South By South West festival in Austin, Texas.

The pre-orders for Pennsylvania pop punk act Title Fight's awaited debut album "Shed" are now available via Side One Dummy Records. Recorded at Studio 4 in their home state, produced by Walter Schreifels and engineered by Will Yip, the album features 12 brand new songs that

Following the drama that took place during the Screeching Weasel set at SXSW at which front man Ben Weasel punched a female fan, the other four members of Screeching Weasel, guitarists Dan Schafer and Drew Fredrichsen, bassist Justin Perkins and drummer Adam Cargin, have resigned from the band.The four released the following statement: "The members of Screeching Weasel would like to offer a sincere apology to our fans, our management (Ben Perlstein @ Motivation Management), Chad and Vanessa @ Fat Wreck Chords, Deborah Toscano @ Devil Dolls Booking, The Scoot Inn and it's employees, all the support bands, and anyone else negatively impacted by the scene that developed in Austin last Friday night, March 18th. The un-calculated act put forth by Ben (Weasel) Foster leading up to and including the violence that erupted on stage is seen by the band as shameful and embarrassing. The sentiments and actions expressed were completely out of our control and in no way represent the band members...