Corin Tucker Band, the eponymous new project from former Sleater-Kinney frontwoman Corin Tucker, have announced a run of tour dates next month. The shows are in support of 1,000 Years, which is due out October 5, 2010. The album is the first post-Sleater-Kinney output from the singer and promises a quieter sound built with “acoustic guitars, keyboards, interlocking percussion, even cellos and violins,” The band also features Unwound’s Sara Lund and the Golden Bears’ Seth Lorinczi. Sleater-Kinney called it quits after released the critically acclaimed The Woods in 2005.

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Skeletonwitch have announced a tour this fall with Withered and Landmine Marathon.

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We’ve posted some new reviews. You can check them out below:

• of Montreal – False Priest
• Colour Revolt – live in New York
• Young Livers – Of Misery and Toil
• The Great St. Louis – live in Newport
• The Hextalls – Get Smashed
• The Brains – Zombie Nation
• Renae – …And Hell Follows EP
• Kieron Gillen & Jamie McKelvie – Phonogram: The Singles Club [comic book]
• Distant Lights – Simulacrum
• Bullet Treatment – The Mistake

You can check out any of our 9627 reviews right here.
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It’s a busy time of year, and that that chaos is reflected in this week’s Punknews Podcast. News editors Bryne Yancey and Adam White, interviews editor Rich Verducci and copy editor Jesse Raub do their best at failing to stay on topic and keep things concise. Punk rock!

Among the stories discussed are Dead To Me‘s new lineup, Blake Schwarzenbach’s comments on New York, 9/11 and the Islamic Cultural Center, Screeching Weasel‘s new album sans-Jughead, Crime In Stereo‘s breakup and the formation of Daytrader, and Old Man Markley signing to Fat.

Not only that, but this week we have music from Red Collar and The Varsity Weirdos as well as a new song from Two Cow Garage.

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Today we’ve got a special treat for you. Not only do we have a stream of the new split 7″ from Tigon and Olehole for Brick Gun Records, we’ve also got a special band on band interview for you to read while listening.

You can check out the stream on Tigon’s Punknews.org page and click Read More for the interview.
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Boston’s The Saddest Landscape have signed to Panic Records. The band’s debut for the label will be You Will Not Survive. It’s due out September 21, 2010 and follows 2009’s discography release All Is Apologized For. All Is Forgiven. The band commented:

The Saddest Landscape are the newest addition to the Panic family and I am really happy to have them. It’s not a huge departure of what Panic has put out in the past because The Saddest Landscape are a part of the punk/hardcore scene that is my home. I was drawn to The Saddest Landscapes sound as it’s a throwback to the early-mid 90’s emo that bands like Indian Summer, Ordination and Lincoln were rockin at the time.

We’re streaming a track from the album on the band’s Punknews.org Profile.
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Topshelf Records has signed Caravels. The label draws comparisons to Defeater and Touche Amore and describes their sound as a blend of modern hardcore and 90’s screamo.

The band will be entering Earthling Studios on October 23rd to record 2 new tracks with Mike Kamoo for an upcoming 7-inch. Prior to that, the label will be reissuing their album, Floorboards, digitally on September 28th.

Check out some music on their MySpace page.
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Gogol Bordello have released their new video for “Immigraniada (We Comin’ Rougher).” The track comes from their major label debut, Trans-Continental Hustle.

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Joey Cape has posted his ninth new song of 2010. The song is the newest chapter of Doesn’t Play Well with Others, Cape’s new solo album that’s being released on a song-per-month schedule. As with previous months, the single features artwork created by Joey’s daughter, Violet.

Check it out here.
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My Chemical Romance have apparently titled and set a release date for their upcoming fourth full length. The record is titled Danger Days: True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys and is due out November 23, 2010 in North America and November 22, 2010 in Europe according to HMV.

The album is their first since The Black Parade in 2006.
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Four Year Strong has been tapped to support Good Charlotte on the upcoming Kerrang! Relentless Energy Tour 2011.

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Streetlight Manifesto have posted their video for their cover of Radiohead‘s “Just.” The song is from the first of their 99 Songs Of Revolution tribute/cover album series. Other bands set to get Manifesto-ed include NOFX, The Postal Service, Bad Religion, Paul Simon and more.

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