Four bands from around the world have teamed up to release a split EP. Bridging Oceans will feature three tracks from France’s Bare Teeth, Canada’s Down Memory Lane, Shames from Japan, and Aussie punks Nerdlinger.

Helping with the release will be an equally global roster of labels – Attractive Records, Thousand Islands Records, Disconnect Disconnect Records, and Pee Records. The full EP will be available from April 26.

For now, however, you can check out one track from each of the contributing bands Bridging Oceans below.

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Flatfoot 56 vocalist and guitarist Tobin Bawinkel and his side project 6’10 have just released an EP titled Where We Are. The effort features six tracks that are sure to appeal to those who like their acoustic jams steeped in tradition and Americana.

You can check out Where We Are below.

The previous release from 6’10 was the 2014 full-length album, The Humble Beginnings of a Rovin’ Soul. 

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Toronto-based PUP are allowing fans to stream their entire latest album. The effort is titled Morbid Stuff and it can be streamed via Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube. You can also pick up a physical copy from the band’s merch store.

The previous release from PUP was the 2016 full-length, The Dream is Over.

Vancouver pop-punk five-piece Chief State have released a video for new track “I’ll Be A Mess Without You”. The track is up on Spotify now and is out to promote the band’s current tour.

Watch the video and check the remaining tour dates below.

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Much The Same have confirmed that they are working on their third album at the moment. The band posted on Facebook to say the following: “If you haven’t put together what Dan and Jevin are doing in LA, I guess we’d like to announce that Much the Same has finally begun recording our third record! Ironically, today is 4 years since the day we first announced we were reuniting to record new material. We’ve had quite the ride since then, but it’s all starting to come together. We’ll do our best to keep everyone updated as the recording process moves along. We are all extremely excited for everyone to hear our new songs so stay tuned for more info about an upcoming release!”

Dying Scene will keep you posted on events…

California melodic punk veterans Craig’s Brother are streaming a new song, “Lifetime Of Regret“, from their fothcoming EP “Devils In The Details” that will be out on May 3rd.

Have a listen below.

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Vicious Mistress Records just released “Psycho In The Street Vol. 3”, another instalment of psychobilly goodness. 

You can check out the 16 song compilation below.

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Coheed And Cambria have released a video for an acoustic version of “The Gutter”, the original of which is taken from their current LP The Unheavenly Creatures, out on Roadrunner.

Have a watch below.

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Another December live show for Slayer‘s final U.S. tour has leaked out. The website Wegow says the band will perform its final shows in their home state of California: one is at the Fox Theater in Oakland on December 29th and the other is the recently-leaked New Year’s Eve show, which will take place at The Great Western Forum in Inglewood. Both shows will include support from Anthrax, Testament, Exodus, Sacred Reich and Iron Reagan.

Slayer, who announced over a year ago that they would be embarking on their final world tour, released their most recent studio album Repentless in September 2015 on Nuclear Blast. It was their first album since 2009’s World Painted Blood, and their first one with Exodus guitarist Gary Holt as the replacement of the Jeff Hanneman, who died in 2013.

We’ll keep you posted as more details on a potential final U.S. tour from Slayer come to light.

California punk legends Bad Religion performed what appeared to be a special show at The Roxy theater in West Hollywood last Friday, April 5th.

There, the band showcased not only some of their well-known material, as well as stuff from their long-awaited upcoming album Age of Reason, but celebrated the 30th anniversary of their iconic album No Control by playing the album in its entirety.

In case you didn’t go, you can now watch some fan-filmed footage of this special show below.

Age of Unreason will not only be Bad Religion’s first full-length studio album since 2013’s True North, but their first release with Mike Dimkich (replacing Greg Hetson) on guitar and Jamie Miller (replacing Brooks Wackerman) on drums.

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