Just recently, Florida rockers VersaEmerge put out an acoustic video of their song, Lost Tree. In the video, guitarist Blake Harnage and vocalist Sierra Kusterbeck performed Lost Tree at the Fueled By Ramen studios.

The track is featured on VersaEmerge’s latest album, Fixed at Zero, which was released in June on FBR.

The Swellers have unveiled a new music video for the song “Sleeper”. The song comes from last year’s Fueled By Ramen release, “Ups And Downsizing”.

You can check out the video here.

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New Jersey rockers Let Me Run have posted a new blog where they unveiled that writing has begun for a new album:

“So far we have 3 songs almost tracked completely, with about 10 more in the writing stage, and we couldn’t be more excited with the way things are turning out.  I can’t tell you when you’ll hear these new tunes exactly, but we promise that we’re working our hardest to get a new record made and released as soon as we possibly can.”

Unfortunately, no more details have been discussed but we will keep you posted as they emerge.

The band released “Broken Strings”earlier this year on Paper + Plastick Records.

That’s right, folks! You can now stream the entirety of Two Cow Garage‘s “Sweet Saint Me” which also hit stores today. If you aren’t a fan of the band already, you should definitely head over to the stream and give it a spin, you might be pleasantly surprised. Speaking of which, you can find the stream, as well as purchase the album as a donation based download, over at Suburban Home’s Bandcamp Page.

Sweet Saint Me was released on Suburban Home Records today.

Philly hardcore punk band, Combat Crisis, have posted a music video for the song “Beating Post” from their new album, “Philly Streets.” You can check out the video over at Stereokiller.

The band last released “Face The Crowd” on Concrete Umbrella in 2009.

Jaz Coleman of the highly influential post-punk band Killing Joke recently sat with The Quietus to discuss their new album and tour but actually found themselves discussing politics, economy and why Britain today is a “Whimpering little nation”. You can check out the entire interview right over here.

Killing Joke will release “Absolute Dissent” on November 16th, 2010 marking their first release with their original line-up since 1982.

Hardcore metal outfit Darkest Hour have posted the dates to small run of shows that will take place in Australia. The tour will feature Carnifex on all 5 dates and you can check those dates out over here.

The band is currently working on their follow up to 2009’s “The Eternal Return”. The as-of-yet untitled album will be the first on the band’s new label E1 Music.

Always looking to create a scene, front man from the popular horror punk/emo act Aiden, William Control has posted a lengthy essay entitled “God is Dead”. The essay was written in response to some name calling he’s recieved after posting on one of his social networking sites that he did not wish to be befriended by anyone who had “Christian” under their religion. You can read the entire thing here, though a cup of coffee might be necessary for those slow readers out there.

Aiden has recently disbanded rumors of their break-up and have stated that a new album is in the works to be released next year.

Melbourne ska-act, The Resignators, have posted a new song from their upcoming full-length “See You In Hell” up on their MySpace page. The song is titled “Sins Of The Father” and you can find that ditty right here. The album is due on November 5th of 2010.

The band’s last album “Off Beat Time” was released April 21, 2009, on Stomp Records.

Miami Beach punkers Nobodys Hero 305 have posted 3 brand new songs up on their MySpace page for your listening pleasure. The tracks come from their ever pending first full length which is due out later this month. You can find the songs here.

Nobodys Hero 305 features Joe Koontz (Against All Authority) and cites bands such as The Bad Brains, Cro-Mags and Face to Face as their influences.