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Vanna have had their trailer and gear stolen in Atlanta, Georgia, where the group has been recording their latest album. The band said, "We're recording in Atlanta and our trailer was stolen with some musical gear, all of our merch, and personal things. The police have come up with nothing so we are turning to you for help."

Former Mayday Parade vocalist and lyricist Jason Lancaster new band Go Radio are streaming their debut album 'Lucky Street' in full on their MySpace page

After 12 years, UK progressive rockers Oceansize have split up

Paramore are set to begin recording new material with producer Rob Cavallo.

Bright Eyes have posted their new video for track "Shell Games" from recent album The People's' Key.

Moving Mountains will release their third album and Triple Crown Records debut, Waves, on May 10. Waves is the follow-up to their critically acclaimed Foreword EP (Caetera Recordings). “Our goal with Waves is to have someone be engaged from the start to the end,” declares Gregory Dunn, singer and guitarist of the Westchester, NY-based ambient rock band. “When the band first started, a very close friend of mine died,” he continues. “That was the motivation to for all the lyrics on Pneuma (2008 – Deep Elm Records). They’re very figurative and overly metaphorical, because I was embarrassed to talk about it at that time. With this new album, I said to myself that it's the last time that I’m going to write about it, so I’m going to be really blunt, honest and straightforward about the subject. Pneuma, Foreword and now this new album have all been about that…being young and having people around you die, which when you’re young it’s a very strange thing. A lot of it is also my struggle ...

Rival Schools have posted a new song from their highly anticipated second album. The song "Wring It Out" is taken from the album "Pedals", which will be released on March 8 through Photofinish/Atlantic Records.

Before the band begins work on their next studio album, Alkaline Trio have announced that they will be re-recording and "re-imagining" older, fan favourite tracks.

Debtors Union, a new band featuring former members of Crime in Stereo, Divider, the Ambition and Robbers, have posted a new song onto their facebook page.

Eisley have launched a stream of their new album "The Valley". The new album, which will be released on March 1, is the band's third album, and first album to be released through Equal Vision Records.

After a busy few months of writing and recording tracks in a studio in North London, Frank Turner emerges with details of his forthcoming album, plus dates for an Australian solo tour, after a hugely successful run of shows with The Revival Tour early last year Folk/punk hero (and NME Award nominee for Best Solo Artist) Frank will release his highly anticipated fourth album ‘England Keep My Bones’ on 6th June 2011 through Xtra Mile Recordings for UK and Ireland and on 7th June 2011 through Epitaph Records for the rest of the world. Recorded in Crouch End’s stunning Church Studios, Frank, together with his band and producer Tristan Ivemy has, as the name of the album suggests, created a record with the quintessential English sound Frank has been searching for. Unsurprisingly, for an artist who spends the majority of his time travelling around the world, ‘England Keep My Bones’ has a nostalgic feel to it – an homage to his homeland, friends and family he so often has to leave behind...