Bedouin Soundclash are hitting the road in April with Men Women & Children for a US tour in April.

The Ontario-based three piece continues to support their 2004 Union Label Group / SideOneDummy release Sounding a Mosaic, which has been certified Gold in Canada. The follow up album, Street Gospels, was produced by Darryl Jenifer of Bad Brains and will be released this year via the band’s Dine Alone affiliated imprint Pirates Blend in Canada and SideOneDummy elsewhere.
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After literally years of legal wrangling, the music production/remix team The Legion of Doom have officially released their popular online remix album, Incorporated. Interestingly, one of the more controversial tracks – a mashup of Taking Back Sunday and Senses Fail – now leads off the record.

The duo, consisting of producer/engineer Chad Blinman and former Face to Face frontman Trever Keith, blends electronic sounds and beats within the “mashed-up” product of two tracks from popular punk, emo and hardcore acts. The style of production is similar to that from producer Danger Mouse’s breakthrough work, the Grey Album; the popular internet phenomenon that mixed the Beatle’s The White Album with Jay-Z’s the Black Album.

The album is limited to a pressing of 3,000 and comes in a unique wallet-style package featuring cover art from Derek Hess. The album is available only through Illegal Art web store, here. The album is also being streamed in its entirety at the project’s Last FM page.

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Bright Eyes have announced the full US tour promised in January. The tour kicks off April 22nd and concludes with a seven day stay in New York City.

The band will soon release their new full length, Cassadaga. It is the follow-up to the recently released EP, The Four Winds and the rarities compilation Noise Floor.

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This evening, at the Galaxy Theatre in Santa Ana, California, a number of bands will be performing together at a benefit in rememberance of Brent Liles of Social Distortion and Agent Orange. Liles was tragically killed in January of this year when he was struck by a truck as he rode his bicycle across a street in Placentia, California. Proceeds will go to benefit Liles’ daughter.

His former band, Agent Orange, will be headlining along with D.I. and Channel 3. Support for the event will be provided by JFA, Last Gang and the Unwanted Guests.

The will also be a raffle M.C.-ed by Joey Bondage of Narcolepic Youth and prizes will include original art by Rikk Agnew, gift certificates for local stores and photographers, vintage vinyl, skate decks, CDs, shirts and more.
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Pluto Records have signed “experimental metal veterans” the Dead See. The band, who are compared to Isis, Neurosis, and Mastodon, will release their Pluto debut on May 22nd. You can check out two tracks from the forthcoming release entitled Through the Veil on MySpace.
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Hotfoot Records have announced the signing of New York’s Bela Kiss. The band will be recording an EP next month with producer Mike Watts (As Tall As Lions, Hopesfall) for a late May release.

You can check out some music from the band here.
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So They Say will head into the studio May 14th to record their sophomore release. The band will be working with producer Matt Hyde (Slayer, Strung Out) for the release which is due out mid-summer.

The band is scheduled to appear on this years Warped Tour.
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Blue Cheer and An Albatross will be heading out on tour together early next month. The bands will see support from Doomriders, Stephen Brodsky’s Octave Museum, and Del Rey on various dates.

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