The results for your votes for the best albums of August are in. Leading the pack is Chicago, IL-based Sundowner.

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Bad Astronaut has detailed the upcoming vinyl edition of their 2001 album, Acrophobe. The pre-order for this record begins today. The record is being pressed as 150 on transparent brown, 250 on white vinyl, 300 on solid baby blue and 300 on black vinyl .

Check out the details here.

Our stream today comes from Columbus, OH bands Hawkline and Headacher. We've got a stream of their recent split 7".

You can check out the whole thing on Hawkline's Punknews.org Profile.

Interpol has launched a stream of their upcoming, self-titled album. The album is slated for a September 7, 2010 release, following up 2007's Our Love to Admire. The record is due out on indie Matador Records after a a stint with Capitol Records for their first two full-lengths, 2002's Turn on the Bright Lights and 2004's Antics.

Check it out on their MySpace page.

Chiodos has posted a new track from Illuminaudio due out October 5, 2010. The album features new vocalist randon Bolmer of Yesterdays Rising who replaces longtime singer Craig Owens who parted ways with the band last September.

Check it out on their MySpace page.

Japan's Envy have posted another new song from their upcoming album, Recitation. The record is due out October 12, 2010 and is the first new studio album from the band since 2006's Insomniac Doze. In the intervening years, the band released a Split with Jesu and a Split [12 inch] with Thursday.

Check out "A Breath Clad in Happiness" here.

To coincide with their upcoming European tour, Dead To Me will be issuing a new 7-inch on Dutch label Shield Recordings. The three song 7-inch is titled Wait For It and will include the title track as well as "Attack Form" and "Pay Stub." The band has confirmed the run which kicks off in about a week and will have the band in Europe till early October.

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JBTV has posted their latest episode. The Chicago program features an acoustic performance with Against Me!. JBTV host and The Lawrence Arms member Brendan Kelly talks to Tom and James in an interview segment as well. The show also features Tobias Jeg of Red Scare talking to Danny of Alkaline Trio and the program also features a classic interview with Joey Ramone.

Check it out here.

According to a tweet from label head honcho Brett Gurewitz, Epitaph Records will be releasing the soundtrack to the third movie in the Jackass film series. No other information is available right now, but we'll keep you posted when a release date and track listing is revealed.

The film itself, Jackass 3D, is scheduled to open October 15. You can click Read More to watch the trailer.

Cancer Bats have unveiled a new video for "Dead Wrong," a track from their latest album Bears, Mayors, Scraps & Bones.

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West Palm Beach, FL buzz band Surfer Blood recently stopped by the Daytrotter studios to record a session. In the session the band offers new takes on four tracks from their recent full-length Astro Coast: "Floating Vibes," "Harmonix," "Anchorage" and "Twin Peaks."

Check it out here.

Our pals at AMP Magazine are streaming the new Cause a Scene, Volume One compilation from Bright & Barrow Records that features tracks from notable New York-area bands like House Boat, The Measure [SA], The Reveling, Banquets, Wax Phantom and many others.

Check it out here.

The ladies in Public Noise Concern have unveiled a new video for "Out in the Open," a track from their upcoming 7" for When's Lunch Records.

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Jeff Rowe was recently featured on Switchboard Sessions. Rowe phoned in to offer raw takes on "An Island's Point of View" from his recent full-length Barstool Conversations as well as a cover of the Descendents' classic "Bikeage" which unfortunately appears to be currently unavailable.

Check out the article here. If you've yet to hear Barstool Conversations, we're streaming it at Rowe's Punknews.org page.

This week on the Punknews Podcast our round table gets a little more square as news editors Bryne Yancey and first time host Adam White take apart the week's news. We discuss stories such as Fearless' new Punk Goes Pop record, Bad Religion's decade shows, Say Anything's big announcement, Further Seems Forever's reunion with Chris Carrabba, and Solidarity's new Plea For Peace comp. Plus we react to the controversy last week's show stirred up among the My Chemical Romance faithful.

On top of that we spin some great music from Autistic Youth, Great Friend of Mine and Bird's Mile Home.

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