7 piece, Atlanta post-hardcore/screamo act Woe, Is Me have posted the music video for the song “[&] Delinquents,” of their latest album “Number[s].” Click here to watch.

The band just wrapped the Average Guys With Exceptional Hair Tour with A Skylit Drive, Motionless In White, For All Those Sleeping, Woe Is Me, and Scarlett O’Hara. “Numbers[s]” was released August 31st on Velocity Records. [Read more…]

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes are heading to Australia in December and to commence the occasion they are releasing a five song EP smartly titled “Go Down Under.” This five song EP features a bevy of covers from famed Aussies INXS, Olivia Newton-John and Air Supply to name a few.

The EP will be available digitally, and on CD via Fat Wreck Chords with a street date of February 1st. Check out the track listing, and tour dates here. A new track available for your listening pleasure soon.

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Minnesota screamo band For All Those Sleeping are teaming up with Denver screamo/electro twosome Breathe Carolina to make some noise in the Land of the Rising Sun.  The bands will play two shows in Japan on the 11th and 12th of this month – get the details here.

You can stream FATS’s most recent release Cross Your Fingers right here – it came out this summer. Breathe Carolina’s last release was 2009’s Hello Fascination; both were released on Fearless Records.

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New Jersey’s My Chemical Romance recently released their fourth studio album, Danger Days: The True Lives of The Fabulous Killjoys and are trekking across the globe to promote it. Their most recent tour announcement is the addition of 8 shows in the British Isles between 2/12 and 2/22 of next year – get all the details here.

Danger Days: The True Lives of The Fabulous Killjoys dropped last Tuesday – check out our review of it here and stream the whole thing right here.

Earlier today, D.R.U.G.S. posted the third teaser video for their upcoming debut record. So for fans of Craig Owens’ new band, it’s already a good day. To sweeten it even further, the band has posted a free download of the first song from the album, If You Think This Song Is About You, It Probably Is, to their Facebook page.

The album doesn’t have a set release date, but it’s been recorded and will be released on Pete Wentz’s Decaydance Records.

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The first noteworthy aspect of Lowtalker is that the band is made up of members from both Misery Signals and Comeback Kid, but it is quickly obvious that they have a far different sound. Lowtalker sounds more like Hot Water Music, Polar Bear Club and Living With Lions, which is no coincidence considering Lowtalker’s Stu Ross now fronts the Lions.

Right from the first listen the instruments and catchy yell-telligent (yelling intelligent lyrics) vocals are fighting for your attention. While the songs are catchy and melodic they also have this heaviness to them. The heaviness might have something to do with the fact that these dudes have made a very impressionable mark on the hardcore/metal scene with their previous bands.

The lyrics are as strong as the music with Ross and Matthew Keil belting out inspiring, sincere and heartfelt lyrics layered with 90’s style punk rock back up vocals. At times you can feel Ross spitting a hundred percent of his heart into lines like, “And now I know I can save myself. I am my mother’s son. I am my fathers blood.” It’s enough to give you goosebumps.

That feeling is what makes “People Worry About Everything” one of those releases that spreads around by word of mouth. Lowtalker would fit right in on the bill at The Fest in Florida and I wouldn’t be surprised to see their name on next year’s line up. If they’re not playing The Fest hopefully we will at least have a full-length release by then.

Pop Punk/Rock band Every Avenue played a new untitled song at the Los Angeles stop of the Fearless Friends Tour in Los Angeles recently. It was the 2nd time they’ve played the song live.  Check it out here.

Their new full length, which should include the song will be out sometime in 2011

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Ex-Chiodos frontman Craig Owens and his new band D.R.U.G.S. have just posted a new teaser video for the album. The video is the third part, and continuation of the second video, that the band posted last week. Check it out here.

No details have been announced yet regarding the album but we do know they finished recording last month and it will be released on Decaydance Records.

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In honor of the re-release of their debut EP 12:57, Las Vegas pop-punk act Last Call has made a song from the EP available to stream on their MySpace page. Slow Motion appears on side A of 12:57, which is being re-released today! Head here to listen to the track.

Last Call will be on tour in December and January, so be sure to head here for more information on dates and locations.

7 piece, Atlanta post-hardcore/screamo act Woe, Is Me have just posted a new music video for their song, Delinquents. The track appears on the band’s debut album, Number(s), which was released this summer on Rise/Velocity Records. Check it out here!

Woe, Is Me has several tour dates lined up over the next couple of months. Head here for more information.

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