Fat Wreck Chords has revealed details about the newly announced remixed and remastered edition of Screeching Weasel‘s 1998 album, Television City Dream. Fat said this:

As the quintessential band of the pop-punk genre, Screeching Weasel possess a sound and style as recognizable as that of the Ramones, Sex Pistols, or even The Clash. We’ve been retooling Television City Dream with Ben Weasel to give the original release a total face lift. The album is getting a full makeover: re-mix, re-mastering, and updated art. Most intriguing is that there were 5 songs from the TVCD session that were not included with the original release, but they are now back where they belong, re-sequenced into a 20-song opus and set to be re-released.

The reissue is due out November 9, 2010.
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Jimmy Eat World have posted a full album stream of their nearly-released new album, Invented. The record is due out September 28, 2010.

Find it on their MySpace page.
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JBTV, the punk video show graciously and capably hosted by Brendan Kelly of The Lawrence Arms and Red Scare proprietor Tobias Jeg, has unveiled a new episode that features an in-studio performance of “Sink, Florida, Sink” from Against Me! as well as videos from The Loved Ones, Story Of The Year, Cobra Skulls, Modest Mouse and Bouncing Souls.

Check it out here.
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Banner Pilot and The Dopamines will be touring down to The Fest 9 in late October, with a handful of post-Fest dates scattered around the midwest.

Banner Pilot continue to support 2009’s Collapser as well as their newly remastered and repackaged debut, Resignation Day. The Dopamines release Expect the Worst earlier this year via Paper and Plastick.
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Immediately after their current Canadian run alongside Against Me! and The Flatliners, Young Livers will re-enter the United States for a month of shows leading up to their appearance at The Fest 9 in Gainesville, FL.

The band continues to support their latest full-length Of Misery and Toil.
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Seahaven will head out on a two-week west coast trek soon alongside fellow Californians Second to Last and Heart to Heart. Dubbed The Beastman vs Skeletour, I Call Fives will join the tour halfway through to usurp the headlining spot.

Both I Call Fives and Seahaven are supporting recent EPs: the former with Bad Advice (No Sleep) and the latter with Ghost (Creator-Destructor).
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Former Anchor Down vocalist/guitarist Alexander Hudjohn has released a new album. We Don’t Need A Map is available for stream and download at his Bandcamp page.

We Don’t Need A Map follows up Acreage, released earlier this year. That EP is currently streaming at Hudjohn’s Punknews.org profile.
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Birmingham, AL’s P.S. Eliot have posted their Living in Squalor 7″ as a pay-what-you-want download over at The Cottage Records. The record was originally released back in March by Freedom School Records. Grab the download here.

The band will be appearing at The Fest 9 in Gainesville, FL over Halloween weekend.
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We’ve posted some new reviews. You can check them out below:

• Banner Pilot – Resignation Day [reissue]
• Deftones – live in Allentown
• Hanalei – One Big Night
• The Gaslight Anthem / The Menzingers – live in Vancouver
• Frontier(s) – There Will Be No Miracles Here
• Wayfarer – Our Fathers
• Wavves / Christmas Island – live in Bloomington
• Storm the Bay – By All Means EP
• Envy on the Coast / The Sleeping – live in New York
• Person L – The Positives

You can check out any of our 9637 reviews right here.
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Straight edge hardcore outfit Casey Jones have entered the studio to begin work on their next studio album and first since parting ways with Eulogy Recordings. The band will self-release the record next year and noted:

Most of these songs have been written for over a year,” said front man Josh James. “We decided to release them ourselves because we all believe in them. They’re some of the most intense, passionate songs we’ve ever written. All killer, no filler. We plan to take them on the road next year for Casey Jones fans, old and new.

Before the release, the band will be playing Florida shows followed by the Persistence Tour with Sick of it All, D.R.I., Blood for Blood, Unearth, Evergreen Terrace and Cruel Hand in Europe.
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In a new interview, Lemuria talked about signing to Bridge Nine, recording with J. Robbins, and talked about the departure of their former bassist:

The last bass player had immigration issues, and the band had a show coming up in New Jersey, so I flew up from Texas a few days before and started practicing in the studio. Our old bass player is a Canadian citizen, and he was living and working in the US illegally. Eventually the border found out.

And the band also shared some details about their Bridge Nine debut:

Well it’s not that far from our first album, Get Better. I think it’s a little darker, maybe a little heavier. Not in a hardcore way, though! We recorded with J. Robbins and he brought out more of what we sound like live into the recording.

Check out the interview here.
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Our stream today comes from Evinston, FL-based singer-songwriter Lauris Vidal. We’ve got a stream of his new EP, Better Part.

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

The EP is set to be officially released tomorrow via P Is for Panda, and is up for pre-order in the meantime.
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Jimmy Eat World have posted another new song from their upcoming album, Invented. The record is due out September 28, 2010 and had the band work with producer Mark Trombino.

Check out their Facebook Profile.
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