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Free delivery from LAB

It’s free worldwide shipping week at LAB Records’ online store. All orders through the LABStore will be shipped free of charge, including new CD’s and merch from the likes of Pegasus Bridge, Not Advised, The Morning Of & Portia Conn. Head to

Signing Alexandria

Asking Alexandria are doing some in-store signings amongst their December dates. All times around 5/6pm 09-Dec BLUE BANANA – BRISTOL 11-Dec BLUE BANANA – BIRMINGHAM 12-Dec BLUE BANANA – NOTTINGHAM 14-Dec

TOWN – Original Design

Homeboys of much of the South Wales posse, Newport’s TOWN are refreshingly different from the Funeral For A Friends and The Blackouts of this world. ‘Original Design’ channels something of a Britpop vibe and delivers nothing but straight-up feel-good anthems. There are four of them here and

Xcerts announce more dates

After wrapping up their dates supporting Anberlin, The Xcerts will head out on a headline tour of their own before Christmas. Dates as follows: NOVEMBER 13th Sheffield Corporation w/ Anberlin 15th Glasgow Garage w/ Anberlin 16th Leed Cockpit. w/ Anberlin 22nd London Islington Academy

New Glassjaw!

You can hear a new track from Glassjaw over on their Project Rodney page: beta.projectrodney.com/glassjaw.

Shapes back in the studio

Shapes are going to Umea, Sweden November/December to record their debut album with Eskil Lovstrom (Refused, Poison The Well, Hell Is For Heroes) from Nov 26th to December 12th. They also have a video with snippets of new material up on

Escape the Tour

Escape the Fate have cancelled touring plans in Europe. Press release is in the comments…

Less Than Jake – London HMV Forum

Skaaaaaa punk. Kinda dead, kinda not. The days of the wacky shorts being the answer to the self-obsessed silliness of mohawk so-cal punk are long gone, but it’s surviving much longer on life support than many would have you believe. THE SKINTS do a good

Anberlin Competiton & Tour

The Chariot – Long Live

If the kids are tired of heaps of hefty and heroic hardcore, then 2010 most certainly isn’t listening. Douglasville, Georgia’s ‘The Chariot‘ deliver ‘Long Live’ barely a breath after their last, and it’s a blinder. It’s as brutal as it is an instant eargrabber – songs like ‘The