Guitar Hero: World Tour has added three of Epitaph Records' most important bands in a new track pack. The set, available now on XBOX360 and PS3, features NOFX's "Linoleum" from Punk In Drublic, Rancid's "Ruby Soho" from ... And Out Come The Wolves and Bad Religion's "21st Century Digital Boy" which is presumably the Against the Grain version, not the Stranger Than Fiction version since this is the "Epitaph" track pack.

You can click Read More for videos for all three songs.

Justin Broadrick of Jesu and Aaron Turner of Isis have formed a new side project titled Greymachine. The band is rounded out by Dave Cochrane and Diarmuid Dalton. The band have completed a record titled Disconnected and is due out August 4, 2009

You can check out a song from the record, "Vultures Descend," by clicking here.

Veteran musician Travis Morrison has retired from music. Morrison was the frontman of DC art-punks Dismemberment Plan and also released solo material under the name Travis Morrison Hellfighters. He posted his retirement announcement to his official website saying:

Retired! No shows, no records, no band. Just relaxing in Brooklyn. Befriend me on facebook. I'm so nice.

Morrison's last solo album was 2007's All Y’All.

As Tall as Lions have posted a new song and set a release date for their forthcoming album. The record is titled You Can't Take It With You and is due out August 18, 2009. It is the follow-up to Into the Flood which was released in 2007.

The song, "Circles," is available on their myspace page.

The band will be supporting the record on a forthcoming tour with Rx Bandits and Dredg.

Fort Collins, Colorado's 10-4 Eleanor have hit the road supporting their recent Death To False Hope release ...Too Bad. This is the first leg of what the band's calling the "No Parents Tour." Click below for the details.

Rochester, NY's Sakes Alive!! are currently working on their new 7" Act II for Cavity Records. It's the second in a three part series being released on different labels (the first part, Act I, arrived last year on Barrett). The band took a video camera into their makeshift studio and documented their recording progress. Over the next several weeks we'll be bringing you some highlights from the sessions.

Click Read More to watch the second Episode. Make sure you check out Episode 1 and the intro as well.

We've posted some new reviews. You can check them out below:

• The Aggrolites - IV
• Outbreak - Work to Death [7 inch]
• Warped Tour 2009 - live in Ventura
• ONSIND / Ghost Mice - Split [7 Inch]
• Reign Supreme - Testing the Limits of Infinite
• Sylvie - Trees and Shade Are Our Only Fences
• Spires - Flowers and Fireworks [12 inch]
• Wormburner - Wormburner [7 inch]
• Oak & Bone - Oak & Bone [7 inch]
• NOFX - The Longest Line

Brian Fallon of The Gaslight Anthem recently visited The Sun to record a cover of the Leonard Cohen classic, "Hallelujah." Brian's performance appears also influenced by the late Jeff Buckley's celebrated recording of the song.

Check out the video here.

Evergreen Terrace drummer Kyle Mims was injured in a bike accident on Wednesday. The band posted this update:

After yesterday's practice, Kyle (drummer) was in a horrific bike accident. He was rushed to the emergency room and released late last night full of stitches and a broken clavicle (collar bone). Unfortunately he will have to have surgery and physical therapy for the next 4-8 weeks. So for obvious reasons he will not be with us on our upcoming headlining shows or the Summer Slob tour with The Acacia Strain.

The band's next album, Almost Home is due out this year.

Native have announced their summer touring schedule and posted a new song, "Ponyboy," on their myspace page.

You can click Read More for the dates.

Job for a Cowboy have launched a stream of their new full length, Ruination.

Check it out on their myspace page.

In a new interview with the Scene Newspaper, Bad Religion frontman and UCLA professor Greg Graffin talks a little about the non-musical parts of life, focusing on the importance of authority in politics and science, some of his favorite books and even the effects of subsidies on the agricultural sector.

Check it out here.

Children of Bodom have posted the track listing for their forthcoming covers album, Skeletons In The Closet, due out this fall on Spinefarm Records. The compilation will feature songs by Creedence Clearwater Revival, Pat Benatar, Ramones, Sepultura, Scorpions, Kenny Rogers, W.A.S.P., Iron Maiden, Billy Idol, Stone, Anthrax, Poison, Stan Jones, Suicidal Tendencies and Britney Spears.

You can click Read More for the details.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs have a new remix of their single, "Heads Will Roll." The song comes from the band's new synth-heavy album, It's Blitz, and the remix was produced by Passion Pit.

Check out the remix here.

Polar Bear Club have unveiled a new 7-inch due out this summer which will preview two tracks from their forthcoming Bridge Nine Records debut, Chasing Hamburg. Due out July 28, 2009, the 7-inch will feature two songs from the album and one exclusive track, "Dead Man."

You can click Read More for the details.