News / Music

After days of continually adding a new layer to the song, Underoath have revealed the first new track "Illuminator", from their upcoming seventh studio album "Ø (Disambiguation)".

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have posted the brand new music video for their song “Hell Or High Water”. “Hell Or High Water” is taken from the band's new EP of the same name, which was self-released by the band back in August.

Florida pop-mosh extraordinaires A Day To Remember have posted a new studio video. 

Metalcore legends As I Lay Dying will release a deluxe box set edition of their most recent album.

The Rocket Summer have announced plans to release a five-song digital-only EP called 'Of Men And Angels: The B-Sides.' The EP will feature a set of songs that were cut from their latest record 'Of Men And Angles.'

Saves The Day have announced that they will be selling a digital EP in the form of a download card at their upcoming shows to tide fans over until their new album is released.

Paper + Plastick Records is excited to announce the release of the debut solo album from The Loved Ones guitarist/vocalist DAVE HAUSE. Set for release in January 2011 on Paper + Plastick, Hause will release a CD EP and 7” in November containing a new song along with additional songs on the B-side. In anticipation of the upcoming 7”, Hause recently announced a handful of U.S. tour dates with Two Cow Garage, as well as his first solo trip to New Zealand and Australia supporting The Bouncing Souls and Hot Water Music in December.

 Coheed & Cambria have just release a new short film for the song World Of Lines from their newest album 'Year Of The Black Rainbow.'

Fat Wreck Chords has announced plans to release a new compilation; eight years after the label's last effort - Fat Music Volume VI: Uncontrollable Fatulence. The compilation will include new and previously released songs by Old Man Markley, The Flatliners, Swingin' Utters, Mad Caddies, Banner Pilot, Pour Habit, Dead To Me, Teenage Bottlerocket, Cobra Skulls, Tony Sly, None More Black, Chixdiggit!, Against Me!, NOFX, Smoke Or Fire, Strung Out, Lawrence Arms, American Steel, Good Riddance, No Use For A Name, The Real McKenzies and Dillinger Four.

Every once and again a band comes along that not only captivates audiences with their stellar live performances and musical genius, but also captures the hearts of their followers and tweaks emotions hidden deep that only can be triggered by honesty and true passion. Welcome to the world of Lydia where there is certainly no exception to these qualities. The quartet melancholy rock outfit from Gilbert, Arizona will be gracing the stages of Australia for their first and last time on the aptly titled The Lydia Finale; “A Goodbye & Farewell Australian Tour” to cap off a successful career. Front man Leighton Antelman posted on the bands MySpace earlier in the year with the news that the bands 2010 release ‘Assailants’ would be the bands last album that would be put out under the name ‘Lydia’. Antelman expressed how much the fans meant to the band and felt a final run of dates was a necessity to say thank you to the army of followers who have helped make Lydia leave their mark in histor...

Philladelphia based pop punkers The Wonder Years are now streaming the new re-release edition of their album "The Upsides" via there purevolume page.