Forth Worth, Texas-based Sky Eats Airplane has debuted some music online.The band recently changed their lineup from a duo to a quartet. The new tracks are the first fruits of the new setup. You can check out the music on their myspace page

Nijmegen-based punk band Antillectual has material available online.The band recently recorded demos in preparation of a new full-length album. Producer Nico van Montfort (Face Tomorrow, Malkovich, Instil) has recorded the three new songs, the first studio time with new drummer Riekus. These are preparations for the second full-length album that will be recorded in Die Tonmeisterei in Oldenburg, Germany in August 2007. You can check out the music on their myspace page

Chicago’s The Elation has material available online.The band will be releasing their sophomore album Purpose And Meaning on June 12th via Delphine Records. The album will be available in select stores across the country as well as on Smartpunk.com and Interpunk.com. You can check out the music on their myspace page

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Bad Religion fan site bad-religion.net has managed to aquire another new track from the band’s upcoming studio full length. The song, “Heroes and Martyrs” will appear on the record, titled New Maps of Hell which is due out July 10, 2007.

In a related note, the band’s first single “Honest Goodbye” was recently analyzed over at Soundthesirens.com. The site compiled some of the less favorable comments from our announcement earlier this week. You can check out this perfectly meta moment right here.

You can stream or download the song here: “Heroes and Martyrs. ”

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Pelican has launched a full album stream of their highly anticipated new full length. The record is titled City of Echoes and is due out May 22, 2007. It It is the follow-up to their breakthrough album, The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw which was released in 2005.

You can check out the whole record right here.
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Pelican has launched a full album stream of their highly anticipated new full length. The record is titled City of Echoes and is due out May 22, 2007. It It is the follow-up to their breakthrough album, The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw which was released in 2005.

You can check out the whole record right here.
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Southern California hardcore act the Warriors have posted the track-listing for their Victory Records debut Genuine Sense of Outrage. The album was produced by Cameron Webb (Social Distortion, Motorhead, Ignite, Silverstein) and features guest vocals by Lemmy Kilminster (Motorhead) and Andrew Neufeld (Comeback Kid). You can click Read More to check out the track-listing.

Genuine Sense of Outrage will be the follow-up to the band’s 2006 Eulogy Records release Beyond the Noise.
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NJ-based label Chunksahh Records has announced the lineup for their weekly shows during Punk Nite at Asbury Lanes this summer. Aside from weekly food specials, all shows will feature $1 off admission with a donation to the Monmouth County SPCA. Featured bands include the Loved Ones, the Draft, the Pietasters and hometown boys the Gaslight Anthem. Also promised are special events for those weeks with no planned show.

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Interpol has outlined a summer worth of tour dates as they gear up for their major label debut. The record is titled Our Love To Admire and is due out July 10, 2007. It is the follow-up to Antics which was released in 2004. The band has also released the cover art for the record and you can find that on the album’s release detail page.

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Richmond hardcore act Down To Nothing has posted another new song entitled “My Disguise” online. “My Disguise” and the recently posted “Down on You” will both appear on the band’s forthcoming Revelation Records debut full-length The Most, which is scheduled for a July 17 release.

You can check out the new music on MySpace.
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Elvis Costello, not only the king of America but also the king of reissues. The influential songwriter is again giving his catalogue a spit shine, reissuing deluxe versions of his classics via Universal. We’ve got four to give away to a lucky Punknews reader, including the new versions of 1979’s Armed Forces, `80’s Get Happy!!, 81’s Almost Blue and the 2007 compilation Rock & Roll Music.
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Jimmy Eat World is in the final stages of work on their sixth studio album and follow up to 2004’s Futures and 2005’s Stay on My Side Tonight EP.

Frontman Jim Adkins explained:

We have a mix date set for May 28th. Yes, there is light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. We just spent a week in Los Angeles tweaking out a few songs and stalking Tony from Sparta (we know what Starbucks you go to now, homz).

We re-cut drums and bass for a song called “Here It Goes” with producer, John Fields. We will be working on art and getting all our new stage costumes together soon. How does human size banana suits sound? People would definitely ask us less questions about emo then.

This album is being produced by Butch Vig (Nirvana, The Smashing Pumpkins, Sonic Youth, Against Me!)
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The Starting Line has posted another new track on online entitled “Island.” “Island” and the recently posted “Direction” will be featured on the band’s forthcoming release Direction, which is due out July 31.

You can check out the song on MySpace.

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Though the band had originally sworn off the idea of performing songs by their former band, the two members of Blink-182, Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, have reconsidered and have decided that they will be performing tracks while touring as Plus 44. Mark explained:

For the past year and a half we have been saying how +44 will never play Blink-182 songs. In interviews, when people ask about it, we say it won’t happen, we think it’s lame, etc. Last week we changed our minds. And tonight during our set we played “What’s my Age Again.” You see, Travis and I love our history with blink-182, and it seems a shame to let those songs sit dormant forever because of what happened two years ago. And that song is so much fun to play. So why not? It was awesome to play that song live again. We’re having the time of our lives out here. See you at the shows.

The group is supporting their debut album, When Your Heart Stops Beating, on the 2007 Honda Civic Tour.
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