Showbread just put up the last song off their upcoming album, “The Fear Of God”, which drops tomorrow on Tooth & Nail Records. The song is called “The Great Emasculation” and you can hear it by heading to their page right now.

Saint Alvia finally jumped on the band wagon and posted video blogs for you to check out. You can get some behind the scenes details and some completely useless information…but hey people can’t be full of interesting facts all the time. So head to Full Story page to check out their very first video update… keep checking back for more!

“Saint Alvia Cartel” was released on Stomp Records in 2007.

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Gallows have postponed their Australian tour dates because they were offered a chance to go on tour with AFI. At first they were going to turn down this opportunity because of their commitment to their fans in Australia, but then found a way to make both tours work. Unfortunately, Australia kind of gets screwed in the deal because they won’t be there when originally planned, but better late than never right? Head to the Dying Scene Shows page to check out when and where they will be!

They just released “Great Britain” on July 28th on Reprise Records.

So Bouncing Souls uploaded a video..and to be perfectly honest I’m not really sure what’s going on. It’s called “Boogietron 5000” and there is a robot and he’s dancing around to some music…add a stage and some colorful lights and there you have it. I laughed a few times, so you should probably check it out.

Bouncing Souls released “Gold Record” in 2006 on Epitaph. [Read more…]

After many years, and many member changes, The Boils have decided to put their band to rest. According to their blog, they aren’t playing a last show..because they plan on doing a show yearly, or once every couple years (or once in a blue moon) with the old members. Greg Boil (vocals) did say that together with Chris (drums) and Eric (guitar), there would be the formation of a new band. Apparently they have already recorded a bunch of songs in the studio and they don’t want all that hard work going to waste….so a new band it is! Obviously I’m giving the cliff notes version, so if you want all the details, you can check out what Greg said right here.

The Boils released their last album, “The Orange And The Black” in 2007 on TKO Records. [Read more…]

You can now hear the track “At The Bottom” off Brand New‘s upcoming album “Daisy” over on the band’s MySpace page.

“Daisy” is slated for release on September 22nd, but until then you can catch the band on tour.  Check out the Dying Scene Shows section for dates.

Micah Kinard of Oh, Sleeper recently did an interview explaining some of the meaning behind the band’s upcoming album “Son Of The Morning.” You can watch it now on the Full Story page.

You can check out the first song off of their album, the title track “Son Of The Morning” up now on their MySpace page. The album is being released on Solid State Records and will be available August 25th.

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Celtic punk’s most prolific rockers, Flogging Molly, have achieved their first gold record.  The band’s 2002 release “Drunken Lullabies” sold it’s 500,000th copy earlier this month and was officially certified “Gold” by the RIAA.  Congrats, to them!

Since the release Flogging Molly has continued to put out albums and tour relentlessly.  In fact, the band is touring at this very moment in support of their 2008 full-length release “Float” accompanied by ska/rocksteady act Hepcat.

Luke Pabich, former guitar player for Good Riddance, has put together his own little acoustic project he calls Outlie-Acoustic. You can listen to a few of his songs by going to his myspace page. You can also check out some of his amplified songs by clicking here.

Sadly, Good Riddance is no longer together. They had an amazing career all the way from 1993 to 2007 while signed to Fat Wreck Chords.

11 years ago, the Huntingtons released their best selling studio album “High School Rock” and while it was received well by fans, the guys were not 100% pleased with the record. One band member in particular, Cliff Powell (better known as “Cliffy Huntington”) made it a mission to re-create and remaster “High School Rock”. Every year Cliff would ask the bands label, Tooth and Nail, if they could do a remix and every time he was turned down.

5 years ago Cliff took his passion and interest in the art of mastering records and started his own official business: Steinhaus Mastering. Every now and then he would attempt to re-create “High School Rock” and was still never satisfied with the results….until now! Several months ago he came across a “mastering technique”..whatever the hell that is.. that gave the album that extra little oomf it had been missing for so long. He sent it to the guys at Tooth and Nail and it eventually worked its way to the head honcho who then finally agreed to give the new and improved album a digital re-release.

“High School Rock (Remastered)” hits all digital outlets via Tooth and Nail Records on August 11th. It also includes “I Just Want To Have Something To Do”, previously available only as a bonus track on the vinyl version of the record.