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Every Time I Die: "Revival Mode"
Every Time I Die have posted their video for "Revival Mode." The song comes from the band's forthcoming Epitaph Records album, Ex Lives, due out March 6, 2012.
The Bronx working on fourth album
The Bronx have announced on facebook that they've begun work on a new album:We are currently putting together the pieces for what will soon be our fourth eponymous effort. that's right, champ. The Bronx (IV) is well under way.
[We are] looking for a place in the greater southern california area to start hammering out some preproduction in early march.
if you have or know of a spot (preferably not your parents garage) that might be conducive to the next step in our creative endeavor, please let us know and we'll get back to you.
It's all happening."
While it's been nearly four years since the band's last full-length, The Bronx III in 2008, the group has been busy with their mariachi alter-egos, Mariachi El Bronx, who released two full-lengths in that time.
Tours: A Wilhelm Scream (Canada)
Massachusetts' A Wilhelm Scream have announced a series of Canadian tour dates in May. The group is almost finished with a new album, which will be their first release since 2009's self-titled EP.
Propagandhi to release new album this summer
Canadian progressive-thrash band Propagandhi are aiming to release a new record this summer, according to a tweet from singer/guitarist Chris Hannah. He writes: "for those asking: record will hopefully be out late summer. label secured, but TBA. it's more mysterious that way."
The band released their most recent album, Supporting Caste, in 2009.
Tours: New dates added to The Revival Tour
The Revival Tour have added new dates to the previously announced tour. The tour will feature Chuck Ragan of Hot Water Music, Tom Gabel of Against Me!, Dan Andriano of Alkaline Trio, Cory Branan, and Nathanial Rateliff.
Generic Insight Radio to release pair of digital comps
Following 9 months of inactivity, Brooklyn-based webcast Generic Insight Radio will be releasing two posthumous digital compilations. Host Barrie Cohn had this to say:
Even though GIR came to an end in the summer of 2011, one of my regrets was intending to do a second compilation to follow up the first one from '07 and never getting it fully off the ground. The planning started for it, but several of the bands confirmed either broke up too soon or never followed through with their submissions. Right now, I don't have the funds to release a physical CD or vinyl comp, but with sites like Bandcamp and SoundCloud existing now, it makes these kind of projects much easier than it was five years ago. Also, it is up in the air if GIR Fest will be happening this year. So, why not have this as a temporary replacement?
The Volume 2 set will focus on punk and hardcore bands. Confirmed acts so far include All Teeth, The Reveling, Caleb Lionheart, Verses Narrow (featuring Sal Dell'aquila formerly of LaGrecia), Young Turks (ex-Broadway Calls bassist Matt Koenig) and Half Hearted Hero. It will be available on April 7th.
Volume 3 will feature acoustic, indie and rock acts including Oscar Albis Rodriguez (ex-Nakatomi Plaza), The Ghostwrite, Luther, and More Than Skies (featuring Adam of Sleep Bellum Sonno). Look for it on April 10th.
Both comps will be available at BandCamp and will be promoted at the associated Facebook page. We reviewed the first volume when it came out.
The Evaporators: "Busy Doing Nothing"
Nardwuar the Human Serviette has released a new video from his band The Evaporators performing the sing "Busy Doing Nothing," the title track to his upcoming new full length.
Busy Doing Nothing is a Vancouver themed record which will feature the Evaporatos and a number of guests performing cover songs, new originals and collaborations. Guests include Andrew W.K., The Cribs, Kate Nash, Franz Ferdinand, Faud & the Feztones, Sage Francis, Xual Zan, Megan Barnes and Jill Barber. Busy Doing Nothing will arrive in stores on March 6th via Mint Records and Nardwuar's eponymous label.
Your Favorite Records from January
 The results for your votes for the best albums of January are in. Leading the pack is Winnipeg, MB-based John K. Samson.
Gaslight Anthem complete recording
The Gaslight Anthem recently completed recording of the main album tracks from their upcoming major label debut. The Tweet from last Friday evening is pretty unambigious:
Every song done! Now recording b sides and covers! One more day in Nashville, shooting some press shots with Danny Clinch and then we're outta here!
The upcoming album will be their first for Mercury Records and the follow up to 2010's American Slang.
Cancer Bats: "Road Sick"
Cancer Bats have released another new song from their upcoming Metal Blade Records album, Dead Set On Living. It's due out April 17th, 2012.
Find the song here (skip to the 01:07:00 mark to hear it.) The track appeared on The BBC's Rock Show with Daniel P Carter.
Public Image Limited: "One Drop"
Public Image Limited have debuted their first new music in many years; the song is from a Record Store Day-exclusive EP titled One Drop which precedes the band's forthcoming 12-song full length, This is PiL due out this Spring.
Cheap Girls: 'Giant Orange'
 Our stream today comes from Lansing, MI-based Cheap Girls. We've got a stream of the band's new release, Giant Orange. The record, which was produced by Tom Gabel of Against Me!, is due for a February 21 release on Rise Records.
Cheap Girls will be heading out on tour next month with The Menzingers, The Sidekicks, and Captain, We're Sinking.
You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile
Tumbledown: "Great Big World"
Tumbledown, the alt-country project from Mike Herrera of MxPx have released another video from 2011's Empty Bottle. The group just wrapped up a tour of the Southwestern United States and Mexico.
At The Drive-In unveil show in Spain
At The Drive-In have announced their first non-Coachella reunion date, but North Americans will have to wait a little bit longer for more shows. The newly added performance will take place in Costa Azahar, Spain at Festival Internacional de Benicàssim on July 12, 2012.
The band is high up on the bill, coming just below heavy hitters like the (also reunited) Stone Roses as well as New Order, and Florence + the Machine.
For a look back at the band, check out this interview we posted from when the band was still together.
The Promise Ring warm up in Milwaukee
The Promise Ring performed three songs for Milwaukee radio station FM 102.1's Neighborhood Watch program. The three songs - Make Me A Mixtape," "Nothing Feels Good," and "Become One Anything One Time." - were a bit of a warm up for the band as it prepares for two reunion performances in Milwaukee and Chicago this coming weekend. Additional performances including a New York City date have since been announced.
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Punk-O-Matik - Local Punk Scenes Unite
Punk-O-Matik is designed to bring
together punk, hardcore, ska, emo and alternative bands, fans and scenes.
The website features tools for uniting local and nation punk scenes.
The core of the Punk-O-Matik site is the local scene calendar. Bands and labels
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