In a recent interview, Fletcher Dragge of Pennywise announced that they are back with Epitaph Records:

“Now we’re ready to go back to our home, Epitaph. It’s always been our home. It’s the greatest independent record label in the world. Brett’s the greatest fucking label boss there is. He’s a punk rocker, he knows how we think, he supports Pennywise a hundred percent and he feels like “I’m here for you guys.””

The band is currently working on a new album, which will be their first with new singer Zoli Teglas after the departure of former singer, Jim Lindberg.  Check out the Dying Scene interview with Fletcher for his thoughts on the line-up change.

For those of you dying to get a little taste of the upcoming Senses Fail album, “The Fire,” you’re in luck because Amazon is streaming clips of all songs from the album right here.

“The Fire” will be released October 19th on Vagrant Records. They will also be embarking on a US tour with Bayside, starting the day of the album’s release.

Today the second track from the highly anticipated, upcoming My Chemical Romance album has leaked.  It’s titled “The Only Hope For Me Is You” and you can give it a listen and read the lyrics right here.

Their upcoming album Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys is set to drop November 22nd.

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Italian punk band Coffee Shower have posted the music video for their song “Medicine Ball” from their 2009 album “Kicking a Medicine Ball”. Check it out here.

If you’d like to hear more of their music visit their MySpace and Facebook profile.

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DIY punk rock done right.  That’s what this short but sweet music video is from Brutal Youth for their song “So What? Sew Buttons.”  The song appears on the band’s debut release, “Spill Your Guts,” with is available for free download via Death To False Hopes Records right here.

Brutal Youth consists of 3 of the 4 members of Class War Kids.

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I like the song “Count Your Bruises” by The Flatliners, and I’m also a fan of the acoustic version done by lead singer Chris Cresswell in this here video.

The original version appears on the band’s most recent album “Cavalcade” released last April on Fat Wreck Chords.

Gainesville’s folk-punk outfit Coffee Project has debuted a video for their song “This is Me Getting Over You in Two Chords or Less” on BlankTV and you can check it out right here.

The track comes from the band’s album, “Moved On,” which was released on LP/Digital download this past June on Paper + Plastick.

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With a little over a month left until the official US release date, Crave Online is streaming the new Killing Joke album “Absolute Dissent” in its entirety. Give it a listen here.

The highly influential post-punk band is releasing “Absolute Dissent” in the US on November 16, 2010. The album marks the bands first return to it’s original lineup since the release of “Revelations” in 1982.

Their last album “Hosannas from the Basements of Hell” was released in 2006.

Massachusetts Hardcore band Defeater have given fans a sneak peak of new material in the first installment of a new in-studio webisode series.

Webisode #1, which can me viewed here, features snippets of drum and guitar parts that were recently recorded for their upcoming full-length release on Bridge Nine records. No release date or album name have been revealed, but we’ll keep you up-to-date as the information rolls in and new webisodes are posted.

This new album will follow the same conceptual format as their prior releases, 2008’s Travels and 2009’s “Lost Ground” EP.

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UK hardcore band Your Demise have released the video for the song “Miles Away” from their new album “The Kids We Used to Be”.

The album, which is out in Canada and the US on October 25th on Rise Records, is the bands third full length, and the first with new vocalist Ed McCrae. Check out the video here.

If you’re in Europe you can catch the band on tour now through the end of November.

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