Today's stream comes from Tempe, AZ-based Rumspringer. We've got a stream of the band's new release, Stay Afloat. The album is due out today via Drunken Sailor Records and Dirt Cult Records. Those residing in North America can order the release here while European citizens can order from here.

You can find it on their Punknews.org Profile.

Richmond, VA's hardcore/thrash hybrid Iron Reagan have announced a slew of new tour dates starting June 27th on both the East and West Coast. The band will be sharing the stage with a number of acts including Drop Dead, Whiplash, Witchhaven, GWAR, Hatebreed, and Mean Jeans.

For the tour, the band is debuting a new lineup including Tony Foresta and Phil "Landphil" Hall of Municipal Waste, drummer Ryan Parrish (ex-Darkest Hour) , Mark Bronzino (ANS, Big Eyes, Kicking Spit) and Rob Skotis (Hellbear.)

You can click Read More for the dates.

Many of you wrote in with news about some serious problems with this past weekend's Amnesia Rockfest in Montebello, Québec. The festival had a notable lineup with bands including Rise Against, Rancid, Social Distortion, The Offspring, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Flag and Screeching Weasel.

However, many sources have covered the backlash after what appear to be severe logistical problems. The Ottawa Citizen spoke to attendees as well as bands like the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. Bassist Joe Gittleman commented:

[We] got bumped because Marilyn Manson's crew was allowed to set up late [and so] we essentially just found our own slot on the side stage, We went over there and talked to the guy who was running that stage. When we realized our set time was going to come and go, we kind of just took it upon ourselves to figure it out. The guys in Anthrax were nice enough to give us one of their [dressing rooms too.] What we experienced was a bunch of really nice people who I think had the best of intentions to put on a festival. I think the festival is bigger than they were ultimately maybe ready to handle.

One attendee, Adam Moody, was stuck waiting in a lengthy will-call line for three hours outside the venue trying to pick up pre-purchased tickets. Eventually, he gave up and had to leave. Another, Dan Edmunds waited two hours for a shuttle bus to see The Offspring and despite leaving the show early to beat the rush, Edmunds found that the shuttle bus to their campsite was full and was the last of the night leaving them stranded at the venue.

Palms, the group featuring Chino Moreno of The Deftones and Jeff Caxide, Aaron Harris and Bryant Clifford Meyer of Isis, are now streaming their debut full length. The album features six tracks and runs 47 minutes, putting it more in line with Isis material like Holy Tears or Panopticon than the Deftones' 2012 album Koi No Yokan . The album is due out June 25, 2013.

Stream it here.

A stream of the new split from Make Do and Mend and The Flatliners is streaming now. It's due out today on Rise Records.

MDAM just wrapped up a tour with Cheap Girls and Diamond Youth and The Flatliners just kicked off a run with A Wilhelm Scream. We also should refer you to our recent interview with Make Do and Mend conducted by Terror vocalist Scott Vogel for us. It's over here.

Check out the stream here.

Though the album isn't set to be released until July 9, 2013, Letlive have launched a stream of their new full length, the Blackest Beautiful. It's their second album for Epitaph Records.

You can click Read More for the stream.

Teenage Bottlerocket enlisted former Against Me! guitarist Andrew Seward to direct their new video for "Freak Out." Seward joked about amibitious plans for the video:

We went into this video trying to recreate the nine-minute-and-nine-second-long video of Guns N Roses' "November Rain." What we came out with was a 40-second video of breaking bottles over each other's heads.

You can click Read More for the video.

Israeli punks Useless ID have posted the music video for their song "Symptoms." The song is the title track to the 2012 album Symptoms released via Fat Wreck Chords. Below you'll find the video.

The recently reunited Rx Bandits have posted their rendition of Weezer's "Surf Wax America" which will appear on their forthcoming covers album. You can get the download here. They have previously posted their covers of Blonde Redhead and The Police. The band will be heading out on their 10th anniversary Resignations tour next month.

You can click Read More for the cover and the original.

Listener have posted tour dates starting early in July. The band released their fourth studio album Time is a Machine today.

You can click Read More for the dates and to stream the song "Eyes to the Ground for Change".

Dan Vapid has been in all of your favorite pop-punk bands. He helped pioneer the snotty-but-sweet sound that made Screeching Weasels legendary, then helped reinvent that sound all over again with the Riverdales. The rest of his resume reads like your record collection - Sludgeworth, The Methadones, The Mopes, Noise By Numbers and his latest project, Dan Vapid and the Cheats. What started as a means for Vapid to play all the songs he'd written over the years quickly turned into a full-time band in its own right, spawning an album that brought together elements of all his previous bands while still sounding decidedly different. With a second record on the way this summer, staff interviewer Adam Eisenberg called Vapid up to talk about the new album, get the details on the upcoming Mopes reunion at Insubordination Fest and learn why sometimes, you've just got to start another band.