This Is A Standoff have posted the official video for “Graveyards.” The track is the first video from their 2009 album, Be Disappointed.

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Lineups and venues have been announced for the 2010 Best Friend’s Day. Set for August 19th through 22nd, the event will feature Propagandhi, Amateur Party, Banner Pilot, Brainworms, Cloak/Dagger, Deep Sleep, Government Warning, Grabass Charlestons, Lemuria, Mouthbreather, Municipal Waste, Negative Approach, Off with Their Heads, The Arrivals, The Dopamines, The Measure [SA], Algernon Cadawallader, Black Army Jacket, Interarma, NO BS BRASS BAND, Savage Brewtality and Sundials.

It all takes place in Richmond, VA and you can find more details on the official website.
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Our stream today comes from Kresgeville, PA-based Greek Favourites. We’ve got a stream of the band’s new full length, Grounded.

You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.

You can buy it from them via their MySpace page or via Weird Skull Enterprises.
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Harrisonburg, VA post-rock quartet Gifts From Enola have launched a stream of their forthcoming self-titled full-length, due out July 13, 2010 via The Mylene Sheath. The five-song, thirty-seven minute set will follow up 2009’s From Fathoms.

Check it out here.
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Many of you wrote in with the news that Face to Face have titled their forthcoming album. According to reports from attendees of the band’s Warped Tour performances, the album will be titled Laugh Now, Laugh Later.

The band wrapped up work on the album in late June. It will be the first new album in eight years from the long-running punk band, and their first since How To Ruin Everything. In the interim, the band released the retrospective Shoot the Moon: The Essential Collection. After retiring in 2003, the band reunited five years later and has continued to tour sporadically since.
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In a new interview, Sum 41 talked a little about what to expect from their next album. The record is titled Screaming Bloody Murder and is due out August 31, 2010 via Island. Blare Magazine spoke to Steve Jocz and Jason “Cone” McCaslin:

I don’t know really. I think it is a very personal record and it relates to the last one as it was very honest. Like how do I say this…there is going to be stuff about “the relationship” and really how we all perceive the world. I think that every album we’ve ever done from the beginning of time has been about what’s happened at the time. A lot of people are going to think that this is the divorce album for Deryck, it’s not. There’s like two songs.

I think if [they are fans of] Does This Look Infected? and Chuck then they’re going to love this. It’s the same sort of stuff we’ve played. Everything’s sophisticated and the melodies are great and it’s almost better than those two albums as we’ve grown since then but have kept the same vibe.

The band released Underclass Hero in 2007.
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The Living End recently took a break from writing and recording their follow up to 2008’s White Noise to perform a series of Clash songs at the fourteenth annual Community Cup in Melbourne, Austrialia. The event was attended by 10,000 people, and raised $180,000 (Australian dollars) for charity partner Reclink, an organisation providing sport and arts activities to help people experiencing disadvantage.

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Converge will be releasing a new 7-inch titled On My Shield on their ongoing European tour. The EP will also be available directly from the band when they return from the tour in September. It was recorded at guitarist Kurt Ballou’s Godcity Studio after the band wrapped up their Spring 2010 tour. It features one new track, “On My Shield” and a laser-etching on the flip side. The 7-inch is limited to 3000 copies with 1000 direct on tour, 1000 through King’s Road and 1000 through Deathwish Distribution.

Check out the full-size artwork here.
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Set Your Goals are premiering the new video for “Gaia Bleeds (Make Way For Man).” The track comes from the band’s Epitaph Records debut, This Will Be the Death of Us. The track features guest vocals from Jon Gula of Turmoil.

Check out the video here (US-Only) or try this YouTube link.
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Taking Back Sunday have posted the track listing for their upcoming live and acoustic album. The record is titled Live From Orensanz and is due out August 17, 2010 via Warner. The recording comes from two acoustic shows performed by the band in December 2009 at the Angel Orensanz in New York City.

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