Dashboard Confessional has posted a new song from their upcoming full length and return to the solo acoustic format. The record is titled The Shade of Poison Trees and is due out October 02, 2007. It is the follow-up to Dusk and Summer which was released in 2006.
You can check out “Keep Watch for The Mines” on their myspace page.
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Owen will be heading out on some U.S. dates with Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra‘s Andy Hull.
In between dates, Mr. Mike Kinsella will begin initial tracking with Tim Iseler for the followup to Owen’s 2006 full-length, At Home With (Polyvinyl).
Devine recently self-released a tour-only EP in addition to 2006’s Put Your Ghost to Rest (Capitol). Hull will presumably be playing a mix of material between Manchester Orchestra and his conceptual solo side project, Right Away, Great Captain!, who digitally released a full-length titled The Bitter End in 2006; his full-time band had their 2006 breakout I’m Like a Virgin Losing a Child (Favorite Gentlemen) recently reissued by Columbia.
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Norma Jean have announced via a MySpace blog that they have parted ways with drummer Daniel Davison, citing “personal and spiritual” reasons.
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Davison will finish out the next tour as his last dates with the band, though Norma Jean have apparently already found a replacement judging from the adamant stance they are “NOT [sic] looking for a new drummer.”
Their last release was 2006’s Redeemer (Tooth & Nail / Solid State), though writing for the next album will commence this coming winter.
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Idiot Pilot has posted a full album stream. The record is titled Wolves and is due out digitally on October 02, 2007. It is the follow-up to Strange We Should Meet Here which was reissued in 2005.
You can check it out here.
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Idiot Pilot has posted a full album stream. The record is titled Wolves and is due out digitally on October 02, 2007. It is the follow-up to Strange We Should Meet Here which was reissued in 2005.
You can check it out here.
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Casket Salesmen have announced their upcoming tour dates with Mythmaker. The band is supporting their debut full length, Sleeping Giants.
Emery has posted more new music from their upcoming Tooth and Nail full length. The record is called I’m Only A Man and is expected on October 02, 2007. It is the follow-up to The Question which was released way back in 2005.
The song is titled “Don’t Bore Us, Get to the Chorus” which also rhymes. You can check out the song here.
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Former Fueled by Ramen act Days Away has posted a new song, “I’ll Be Lost.” The track is taken from their new EP, Ear Candy for the Headphone Trippers, which is digitally released today and will receive a physical release in early October.
You can check out the song on the band’s MySpace page.
The EP follows up 2005’s Mapping an Invisible World (FBR).
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The first video from Avenged Sevenfold‘s upcoming self-titled record is available online. The record due out October 16, 2007.
Shipwreck a.d has unveiled a new track from their November 27 Deathwish release Abyss.
You can check out the new track, “Ascent,” on MySpace.
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Four Star Alarm have announced that their drummer, Mike Horick, has left the band to take a job in Los Angelas. Replacing Horick will be Eric Kane, perhaps best known for his work with is other band, Strike Anywhere. Kane will not be leaving Strike Anywhere.
Four Star Alarm will not be touring until November, so as to give Kane time to finish up a tour with Strike Anywhere. They will, however, be making a planned appearance at The Fest 6 in Gainseville, Florida in October.
Four Star Alarm have just released a new 7″ through Underground Communiqué.
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