Florida punk act Against Me! performed their song “High Pressure Low” and a brand new song called “My Nausea” on the latest edition of “The Switchboard Sessions.” Check out the performances here.

Against Me! are touring in support of their latest album “White Crosses” through May. You can see the full list of dates here.

Minneapolis punks Off With Their Heads have posted the video for their song “Clear The Air.”

Check out the video here.

The song appears on their latest album “In Desolation” which was released last year on Epitaph Records.

After a period of relative inactivity, The Audition decided to treat their fans to a nice little tidbit of information–via Twitter, of course.

“You will be hearing new music from us sometime this spring…”

Whether this means just a couple new songs or a new album is still blurry, but we can definitely expect something big on the horizon.

Whatever is released by these guys will be their first material that isn’t released from Victory Records, as The Audition previously left the label.

The interview website WritersOnProcess has recently sat down with Brian Fallon from The Gaslight Anthem and Chris Farren from Fake Problems to discuss songwriting – how they write, their inspirations, and their other creative outlets. The interviews are pretty thorough, so fans of either band will gain some god insight into these guys’ processes. Check out the Fallon interview here and the Farren interview here. The site also has a pretty extensive catalog of interviews with other punk and non-punk bands.

D.R.U.G.S., better known as Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows and even better known as Craig Owens’ new band, have posted the third in a series of videos about the band’s formation and early history. This installment features the band at Thanksgiving at Owens’ house. Check it out here.

The band’s debut album will be released at some point this month through Interscope Records.

The title pretty much says it all here – Wyoming’s Teenage Bottlerocket is putting out a 3-song 7″ titled Mutilate Me on April 12 with the help of Fat Wreck Chords. The cover art can be seen (–<<–) to the left and the band had the following to say:

We named the 3 song 7″ after the title track “Mutilate Me”. It’s a song about preferring things a little
rough in the bedroom. The second song “Punk House of Horror” is a warning about a house you wouldn’t want to visit or sleepover. While being on the road we’ve been unfortunate enough to end up at the Punk House of Horror a few times. It smelled. We recorded the final track for the Bad Religion tribute comp, but we ended up not making the cut. The tune is “Henchman” from No Control. We are heading over to Europe in April with NOFX and Old Man Markley. We are playing with Screeching Weasel on May 27th at Reggie’s in Chicago. We can’t wait to play, and hang out with everybody!

It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything from Story Of The Year, but in a recent interview they mentioned that they’ve recorded a cover of Nirvana’s Breed for an upcoming tribute album. It was also mentioned that Hawthorne Heights will be featured on the album, but nothing else is known about the tribute at the moment.

Nevermind was released in September of 1991, and the tribute album is in honor of its 20th anniversary.

Alkaline Trio bassist Dan Andriano is releasing an album of solo music under the moniker The Emergency Room. Andriano has previously recorded music under this name, and the album will be released through Asian Man Records. No word yet on when we can expect the album or any other details, but we’ll keep you posted as details emerge.

Alkaline Trio guitarist Matt Skiba has also recently recorded solo material, with an album released last year also on Asian Man.

Delaware pop-punkers Tit Patrol have jumped on the Death To False Hope Records bandwagon. The announcement comes via the Death To False Hope Records Facebook page. While the band are likely at work recording one of many 7″, there are no current discussions about upcoming releases.

The band last released a 7″ with Direct Hit!, which was released earlier this year. You can listen to the split at titpatrol.bandcamp.com.

In anticipation of their upcoming third full-length album, “Scurrilous,” Ontario metal punks Protest The Hero have launched a stream of the album’s first single, “C’est La Vie.” The album is due out on March 22nd. You can stream the single on the band’s official Facebook page.

If you still can’t wait for the release of “Scurrilous,” you can preorder the album starting today from Vagrant Records. Head here to be the first of your friends to purchase the album.

Protest The hero last released “Fortress” in 2008.