Our stream today comes from Cleveland / Akron, OH-based Worship This!. We've got a stream of the band's new 7-inch, The Nard Years. The record can be purchased on pink vinyl through Messy Life Records. Residents of the UK and Europe can order the 7-inch from Seven Inch Records.

You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile

Alternative Press has revealed the initial details for this year's Death to False Hope Fest. The event, put on by North Carolina-based Death to False Hope Records, will be held June 29th and 30th at the Motorco Music Hall in Durham, NC. So far, The Dopamines, Elway, The Fake Boys, Red Collar, and The Future Kings of Nowhere have been confirmed, with more bands to be announced in the coming weeks. Tickets will go on sale on February 1st.

More info can be found at the festival's website here.

Crosses (†††), the side project of Deftones' Chino Moreno and Far's Shaun Lopez, has announced a series of tour dates that kick off next week. The duo just released their new EP ††, which is available here.

You can click Read More for the dates.

Alexislegend.com has posted video of a full set that Chris Conley (Saves The Day) recently performed in Pawtucket, RI. In the 80 minutes he was on stage, he played a set composed of fan requests which he took through twitter.

Conley is currently on the Where's The Band? Tour with Anthony Raneri (Bayside), Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids), Ace Enders (The Early November), and Evan Weiss (Into It. Over It.). Those dates are available here, and from the looks of it, he'll be taking twitter requests for the shows along the tour as well.

Conley also recently took some time to do an interview with us. If you haven't yet read it, go ahead and check it out!

You can click Read More for the video and set list.

Your second? favorite Canadian, Weakerthans frontman John K. Samson, has launched his new video for "Longitudinal Centre." The song and video come from his newly released album, Provincial which contains newly recorded versions of songs from Samson's previous two acclaimed EPs, City Route 85 [7 inch] and Provincial Road 222 alongside a number of new tracks.

You can click Read More for the video.

Rise Records has posted "Communication Blues," a new track by Cheap Girls. The song will be on their upcoming record, the Tom Gabel-produced Giant Orange, due out on February 21st. The album follows up 2009's My Roaring 20's. Cheap Girls also recently released "Ruby" for free download on Rolling Stone, which you can snag here.

You can click Read More for the song.

According to an NME report, Blink 182 have already begun working on the follow up to Neighborhoods in 2011. Co-vocalist Mark Hoppus said this to the British magazine:

Right now, I'm writing songs and Tom is doing other stuff. Basically, we've been on a break since last summer's US tour. I'm sure these will all be Blink songs at the moment. I don't have any plans to write songs with anybody else right now. If I do, it'll be a collaboration or a one-off thing, but everything I'm writing right now is for Blink-182. [As for the sound], i's really too early to tell. At the moment all I've got is a bunch of chord progressions and ideas. It's more me playing my guitar and coming up with little ideas and melodies. By the time it goes to Tom and Travis and we work on it as a band, who knows what it will sound like.

Check out the video interview here.

Boneshakers, a Gainesville, FL-based band featuring members of Spanish Gamble, Whiskey and Co., Battle!, and Jawesome, have posted a song from their forthcoming debut EP. The song, "Rattlesnake" is available on the band's bandcamp page here.

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• John K. Samson - Provincial
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• Crosses (†††) - Crosses ††
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• The Planet Smashers - Descent into the Valley of...
• Cloud Nothings - Cloud Nothings
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With all the legal wrangling over MegaUpload and SOPA, who better to have on the podcast than Punknews' own Matt Murdock, John Gentile. He joins Chris Moran and Adam White to chat about recent reaction pieces from members of The Vandals and The Lawrence Arms as well as the future releases from Hot Water Music, Against Me! and the Bouncing Souls.

...all this and music from Muncie Girls, Sharkpact, and La Sera.

You can click Read More to stream and/or download the show, or subscribe via RSS or iTunes. You can always send us your feedback in the comments section or via e-mail.

Last week, Greg Puciato Dillinger Escape Plan's Greg Puciato took to his blog and posted about a recent experience with drugs, which ended up involving police, fire fighters, and EMTs. Ben Weinman, the band's guitarist, gave an in-depth interview to Metal Insider following the incident, in which he explained that despite the questions they've received, the band's writing process has never involved drugs.

Weinman is currently working on new Dillinger Escape Plan material for a follow-up to 2010's Option Paralysis, and demoing new material with Giraffe Tongue Orchestra, which features members of Mastodon, The Mars Volta, and Jane's Addiction.

You can click Read More to check out Puciato's post and an excerpt from Weinman's interview.

Our stream today comes from Neptune City, NJ-based The Disconnects and NYC's Crazy and the Brains. We've got a stream of the band's new split 7-inch, Are On The Other Side.

The split is due for a March 2012 release on mixed color vinyl. It can be pre-ordered here.

You can check it out on The Disconnect's Punknews.org Profile

California's This Time Next Year has released their music video for "Drop Out of Life", the title track of their latest album, released last fall. The band shot the video while out on the Pop Punk's Not Dead Tour last year.

You can click Read More for the video.

Animal Style Records has announced that they have signed Massachusetts punk band The Fake Boys, and will issue their new album this year. The record, titled Pig Factory, is set to be released digitally and on vinyl on March 27th, 2012. Alternative Press is streaming a song from the new album, "This Is Our Sound," here.

Pig Factory will be the band's second full-length, following up 2010's This is Where Our Songs Live. You can click Read More for the new album's tracklist.

The National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM) will award their annual Independent Spirit Award for 2012 to Epitaph Records founder and Bad Religion guitarist/songwriter Brett Gurewitz.

Gurewitz, according to NARM President Jim Donio, "personifies the independent spirit, inspiring countless punk and indie bands through his work in Bad Religion and helping many of them reach their full potential at Epitaph Records, including The Offspring, Rancid, and NOFX... His creative entrepreneurship and commitment to thinking outside the box make him a strong player in today's music industry. We look forward to seeing what he does next."

The award will be delivered during the Opening Session at the Music Biz 2012 convention, to be held this May in Los Angeles, CA. You can read the full press release here.