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

• Queens of the Stone Age – Rated R [Deluxe Edition]
• Circa Survive – Blue Sky Noise
• Various – Scott Pilgrim vs. The World [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
• Cyco Mike / Infectious Grooves – Funk it Up & Punk it Up: Live in France ’95
• Shang-a-Lang – Collection
• Kills and Thrills – Liars
• I Love Monsters – Spine / Satellites/Stop Pretending singles
• The Hadituptoheres – Wild City Honest Dancing 12″
• Executioner – Hellbound 7″ EP
• Common (yep) – Universal Mind Control

You can check out any of our 9557 reviews right here
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Spinner visited the Los Angeles offices of Epitaph Records to speak with label founder and Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz. Gurewitz notes that the band started out trying to write Germs-style songs for The Dissent of Man, the new album finds some heavily classic rock influences including Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty and more.

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Our friends at If You Make It have posted a new installment of their ongoing Pink Couch Sessions series. This clip features Mikey Erg, he of The Ergs!, The Dopamines, House Boat, The Measure {SA}, Psyched to Die, Used Kids and dozens more, performing “Song Against Ian Raymond.” The song is culled from his recent project with Marisa Bergquist of Besties, appropriately dubbed Ergquist. The duo self-released an EP entitled 42,069 Seconds With… ERGQUIST that’s available from them via mailorder.

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Terrible Things, a new project from former Taking Back Sunday member Fred Mascherino, Coheed and Cambria alumnus Josh Eppard, and Andy Jackson of Hot Rod Circuit have released a new song from their upcoming self-titled debut due out August 31, 2010.

Check it out via PETA2.
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Our stream today comes from Oakland, CA’s Big Kids. We’ve got a stream of the band’s new full length, Hoop Dreams. The album was recently co-released by Topshelf Records and Protagonist Music.

You can check it out on their Punknews.org page.
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Dischord Records has set a November 2010 release date for Dag With Shawn, the long-shelved version of Dag Nasty featuring vocalist Shawn Brown. Brown was the band’s first vocalist but left the band before the release of Can I Say. When he left, the album was re-recorded with Dave Smalley. The album was produced by Ian Mackaye and the original recording was taken from the restored master tapes, and remastered.

The re-release will feature 9 tracks, one less than the final release of Can I Say with Smalley. Check out the artwork here.
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Torche just can’t stay off the road. The group has announced another five weeks of tour dates, including a month-long run with High on Fire and Kylesa that will include appearances at Riot Fest in Chicago and The Fest 9 in Gainesville.

Torche will be supporting Songs for Singles, due out September 21, 2010 while High on Fire will be supporting their recent full-length Snakes for the Divine. Kylesa last released Static Tensions in 2009.
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Mark Hoppus of Blink 182 has launched the official website for his upcoming television program on Fuse. Titled A Different Spin with Mark Hoppus, the show will feature Hoppus and co-host Amy Schumer. t will feature interviews with artists, and musical performances by mainstream and emerging bands. The producers are promising a “humorous and entertaining spin on the music industry,” including concert tours, festival and other music-related happenings.

Check out the official website here
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If you still haven’t heard the lead single from Weezer‘s upcoming album Hurley, Spinner is hosting a free download of the track. Head here to grab “Memories.”

Hurley is slated for a September 14, 2010 release via Epitaph Records, the band’s first for the label after seven albums and seventeen years as part of the major label hit machine. We recently told you about some rumors that the group was planning a Pinkerton-centric tour to coincide with the release of that album’s deluxe edition on October 5, 2010.
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Olympia, WA’s RVIVR have completed work on their recently announced EP that will follow up their beloved self-titled full-length. The five-song set will be released by Germany’s Yo-Yo Records in conjunction with the band’s upcoming European tour, slated to happen in September and October. Specific dates are expected to be announced soon.

Prior to that, however, the group will embark on a quick tour of the west coast in early September.
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