Maps & Atlases have posted the new video from their upcoming album, Perch Patchwork. The band just wrapped up a tour with Laura Stevenson and the Cans.

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Municipal Waste will be heading to Europe and the UK this December with Saviours and Ramming Speed.

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Bear Hands have announced a title, release date and track listing for their upcoming album. The record is titled Burning Bush Supper Club and is due out November 2, 2010. The band includes members of In Pieces and will be supporting Jamie Lidell at Webster Hall on September 18th.

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Hello everybody and welcome to Navel Gazing: your look back at the week in Punknews. I’m Adam White and I’ll be your guide through some of the most popular, notable, and otherwise attention getting stories of the past seven days. Each and every Punknews story is built from tips contributed by you fine folks, and here’s what got the community talking this week:

• Dead to Me has retooled their lineup and is set to head to Europe
• Blake Schwarzenbach of Jawbreker, Jets To Brazil and Forgetters commented on New York, 9/11 and the Islamic Center
• NOFX is heading out on tour with The Bouncing Souls, Cobra Skulls and Old Man Markley
• Rancid pulled out a video from way back in 1995 for their Wolves-era single “Roots Radicals”
• Screeching Weasel is working on new album with the guitarist from the All American Rejects
• Weezer streamed their new album Hurley
• Crime In Stereo explained their breakup

With that we hand over this Sunday evening to you, the Punknews community. From that glorious, likely bearded rabble we’ve see the creation of everything from message boards and Punknews fantasy sports leagues to even a band or two. So talk amongst yourselves and we’ll see you Monday…
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The Republic of Wolves have posted the video for their new track, “Oarsman.” A free download of the song is also available here.

The track is lifted from the Long Island-based band’s forthcoming debut full-length, Varuna, due to be self-released November 30. They already have its followup planned as well: A six-track EP dubbed The Cartographer will be digitally issued on New Year’s Day 2011. Samples from the latter are available here.

The band last released the Cardinals 7″ earlier this year, as well as the His Old Branches EP in 2009.
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Germany’s Mad Sin have announced a run of US dates in October and November. The long-running psychobilly band will be joined by The Phenomenauts on half the shows and The Dreadnoughts on the other half. They will be playing a Halloween show with Tiger Army as well.

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NJ’s critically acclaimed Trophy Scars have set a release date and detailed Darkess, Oh Hell. The record is the first of two recently promised EPs that they plan to release in the remaining months of 2010. The band, who will be self-releasing the 6-track EP digitally and on CD, have set a release date of October 26, 2010.

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Alexisonfire have announced a run of Canadian shows this year. The band will be joined on all dates by Norma Jean and La Dispute with Four Year Strong hitting a few dates and 3 Inches of Blood on one show.

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The Night Marchers will record their first live album next week. The show will take place on September 14 in San Diego, CA, the bar co-owned by frontman John Reis. More information is available here. A live video of the group performing a new song entitled “All Hits” can be seen below.

The band last released See You in Magic in 2008.
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Indie darlings no more, West Palm Beach, FL’s Surfer Blood have signed to Warner Bros. The band will release a new EP through old label Kanine Records next year, which will be followed by a new full-length co-released by Warner and Kanine.

The group released Astro Coast earlier this year to much acclaim.
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Suicidal Tendencies have booked a fall tour of the United States.

The long-running band will be supporting their latest release No Mercy Fool! / The Suicidal Family, which features re-recorded tracks originally found on their 1987 full-length Join the Army, as well as songs from the second full-length from guitarist Mike Clark’s speed metal outfit, No Mercy.
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The Holy Mountain have announced details for Here is No Exit, the band’s first release in three years. The album will come in the form of a 12″ picture disc featuring four new songs on Side A and seven various tracks from splits with Black Tusk, Cobra Noir, Deathcycle and Cave Canem making up Side B.

No Idea Records will release Here is No Exit sometime in the winter, but the band has copies for sale on their current European tour.
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So technically, these reviews were still posted Friday. Hurrrah. You can check them out below:

• Danzig – Deth Red Sabaoth
• Baroness – A Horse Called Golgotha 7″ single
• Iron Chic – Not Like This
• The Insurgence – The Insurgence
• Devour – Insect Circuitry 7″ EP
• The Future Now – Hazy Orange Sunday
• Sex Before Marriage – You’ll Always Remember Your First Time EP
• Venia – Frozen Hands
• Megasus – Megasus
• Mockingbird Wish Me Luck – Goodbye Debris EP

You can check out any of our 9617 reviews right here.
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