Madball has revealed the artwork for Infiltrate The System, the follow-up to Legacy.

Freddy Cricien had this to say regarding the new album:

The album will lyrically keep some of the hardcore standards while branching out from any of their previous work. We are hoping to branch out conceptually with ‘Infiltrate’. We do have a few songs written about themes that are familiar to our fans, such as life on the streets, but we also have some songs that delve more into social commentary. By no means are we a political band now, we’re still giving you first hand accounts of our life but there is other topics we want to talk about such as self-empowerment which everyone can relate to. Kids from the hardcore scene are infiltrating the system everyday and making changes to old ways of thinking, we have fans whom grew up with our band and are in all walks of life including CEOs of companies, politicians, teachers and more.

The album is expected to be released this fall.
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The track listing for No Use For A Name;s forthcoming greatest hits collection All the Best Songs has been posted. The album features two previously unreleased tracks and is scheduled for a July 10 release.

The band released Keep Them Confused in 2005 through Fat Wreck Chords.
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All That Remains has posted the dates for a brief tour of Mexico in July.

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Hopeless has announced the signing of the Dangerous Summer. The band had this to say about the signing:

We are so stoked to be a part of the Hopeless family, everyone has been super welcoming. We have already started planning for the upcoming year; it should be a huge one for us as a band. Thank you to every single one of you who has supported us up to this point.

The band is currently finishing up work on their label debut EP, which is due out later this year.
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Underminded has posted a new track online entitled “Lords and Wolves.” The song will appear on the band’s forthcoming Uprising Records release Eleven:Eleven, which is scheduled for an August 7 release.

The band is currently on tour with I Am the Ocean.
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Redding, CA positive hardcore act Set It Straight has announced that the rumors regarding a break-up are accurate, as the band’s vocalist has decided to pursue schooling and a career in education. Harry (vocals) had this to say:

I plan on being a teacher and obviously with that comes some schooling. I am at a point in my life where I would’nt be able to concentrate on both at the same time, school and band that is. Set it Straight has been priority one since its birth and to ask the other band members to put this band on a “back burner” would, for me, be disrespectful and wrong. I know there was small talk about possibly pushing foward with a new singer but if i’m not mistaken that idea has been discarded. To elaborate a small bit I also think that if I didnt go to school and begin what is very important to me I would be, in turn going against the very idea I sing about in our songs about finding self-happiness and making personal life changing decisions for yourself. This band has been my life for the past three and a half years and it has been some of the best times of my life, but I’ll spare you the words you have heard from every other band that has broken up.

The band last released Live Your Heart and Never Follow in 2006.
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Redding, CA positive hardcore act Set It Straight has announced that the rumors regarding a break-up are accurate, as the band’s vocalist has decided to pursue schooling and a career in education. Harry (vocals) had this to say:

I plan on being a teacher and obviously with that comes some schooling. I am at a point in my life where I would’nt be able to concentrate on both at the same time, school and band that is. Set it Straight has been priority one since its birth and to ask the other band members to put this band on a “back burner” would, for me, be disrespectful and wrong. I know there was small talk about possibly pushing foward with a new singer but if i’m not mistaken that idea has been discarded. To elaborate a small bit I also think that if I didnt go to school and begin what is very important to me I would be, in turn going against the very idea I sing about in our songs about finding self-happiness and making personal life changing decisions for yourself. This band has been my life for the past three and a half years and it has been some of the best times of my life, but I’ll spare you the words you have heard from every other band that has broken up.

The band last released Live Your Heart and Never Follow in 2006.
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Hawthorne Heights has posted a new track online entitled “Come Back Home.” You can check it out on MySpace here.

The band is scheduled to head out on tour with From First to Last beginning June 12 in support of 2006’s If Only You Were Lonely.
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Scranton, PA’s the Menzingers are about to play a live set over at Punkradiocast. The band will be playing tracks from their upcoming Go Kart debut, A Lesson in the Abuse of Information, due out July 17th. The group was recently selected as an Editor’s Pick here at the ‘Org.

You can stream the performance here.
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Life Long Tragedy has posted some West Coast tour dates beginning May 25.

Deathwish Inc. released a split 7″ between the band and Final Fight last year.
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Bullet Train To Vegas has posted another song from their forthcoming release The City and None of the Above online. You can check out the new track “Rent Won’t Cover a Takeover” and the other recently posted song “Broken Horses” on MySpace.

The band released We Put Scissors Where Our Mouths Are in 2005 through Nitro Records and left the label a year later.
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Boston’s Turpentine Brothers are headed out on tour later this month. The band, which features members of the Kings of Nuthin’ and Mr Airplane Man, will be playing with a number of bands including Cococoma, Spider Bags and the Coffin Lids.

The band released We Don’t Care About Your Good Times in 2005 on Alive followed by a number of 7″ releases for a variety of labels.
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Double or Nothing Records has announced the signing of Denver, CO’s Fight Like Hell. The label will re-release their out of print debut full-length, now titled Rabid as Wolves – Letters From The Dead. The re-release will contain four new studio tracks along with re-recorded, re-mixed and re-mastered versions of the original audio and will feature a new layout by Dead Horse Inc. (Evergreen Terrace, Bury Your Dead, Set Your Goals) and illustrations by Craig Holloway (Hatebreed, Ramallah, Wisdom in Chains).

Rabid as Wolves – Letters From The Dead is scheduled for an Aug 21 release.
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