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Dead North – ‘Teenagers’ album stream

Today we’re bringing you a full album stream from Ohio’s Dead North. Their new album ‘Teenagers’ is out on 19th June, but you can stream the whole thing now through this article or the home page sidebar. Pick it up on preorder from http://deadnorth.bandcamp.com/

letlive. release and talk about new single ‘Banshee (Ghost Fame)’, detail album release

letlive’ have detailed the release of their new album, ‘The Blackest Beautiful’. It’ll be released on Epitaph Records on July 08, and after a premiere on Radio One last night, the band have released the lead single from the release, ‘Banshee (Ghost Fame)’. Get the single

The Dangerous Summer release new single, ‘Catholic Girls’

The Dangerous Summer have released a new single, ‘Catholic Girls’. It’s taken from the band’s forthcoming following up to ‘War Paint’, which will be released through Hopeless Records later in the year. Get it now from https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/catholic-girls-single/id651772537 http://www.facebook.com/thedangeroussummer

The Story So Far @ Slam Dunk Festival

Architects release new song, ‘Black Blood’

Architects have released a new song, titled ‘Black Blood’. It features some of the band’s largest riffs to date, and is taken from the US reissue of their ‘Daybreaker’ album. Check it out below, and get it for free from http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D4B4NNC.The band release a new tour DVD, ‘One

Transit @ Slam Dunk Festival

The Summer Set @ Slam Dunk Festival

Tonight Alive @ Slam Dunk Festival

Natives announce UK/EU shows for November 2013

Natives have announced a UK/EU run for November this year. Check out the dates below, and expect material from the band’s recent ‘Stand For Something’ EP on the tour. http://www.facebook.com/follownatives

City and Colour – ‘The Hurry and the Harm’

“I don’t want to be revolutionary; I’m just looking for the sweetest melody,” Dallas Green sings on the album midpoint ‘Commentators’. In part a statement against the likes of yours truly, these lyrics provide a, perhaps unintentional, summary of ‘The Hurry and the Harm’. Dallas Green, the man behind the