Garage-rock hero Wavves has posted a new video for the song "No Hope Kids" shot by Pete Ohs. The video features footage of the band "touring Europe and simultaneously hanging out at playgrounds, doing email interviews, smoking stuff, drinking other stuff, eating breakfast foods and generally rocking out." Check it out below by clicking Read More.

The track comes from the Fat Possum Records re-release of the LP Wavvves.

Story Of The Year have posted the video for "Terrified." The song comes from the band's 2008 Epitaph Records album, The Black Swan. The band will return to the studio this summer to record their fourth studio album due out in 2010.

The band commented on the album, which is a tribute to the men and women in the armed forces. Vocalist Dan Marsala explained:

"A story of a husband who is off at war, scared of the fact that he might not ever make it home to his wife and family, and a pregnant wife who is left at home, not knowing if she will ever see her husband alive again. It is an extremely touching subject because there are hundreds of thousands of families in America going through this exact scenario as we speak. It has to be one of the most terrifying situations that any family could ever experience.

You can click Read More for the video.

On July 21, 2009, Reel Big Fish will be releasing their new DVD, Live! In Concert! via Rock Ridge Music. To celebrate the release, the band has provided a copy of the DVD and signed copies of their last album, Fame, Fortune and Fornication apiece for three winners.

You can click Read More for the details.

The full lineup has been announced for the 2009 Voodoo Music Experience. Among the dozens of bands confirmed for the event are All Time Low, Black Lips, Brand New, Down, Gogol Bordello, Jane's Addiction, Justice, Mates Of State, Meat Puppets, Q-Tip, Silversun Pickups, Suplecs, The Black Keys, The Cool Kids, The Flaming Lips, The Pogues and Ween.

The event is set for Halloween Weekend. You can find all the details here.

Every Time I Die has posted a response to the departure of drummer Mike Novak, saying:

To be honest, it was something we have seen coming for some time now, but were uncertain as to exactly when or how it was going to happen because, as everyone who has ever met him knows, his communication skills leave much to be desired. That being said, he simply didn't feel the need to talk to us about any problem he was having or discomfort he was experiencing with any situation in particular.

For the past year it has felt like we were playing with a drum machine or a pre recorded backing track. He completely shut off communication with us, contributing only to the band when onstage and opting to take no part in any social activity while on tour or to be present for the filming of our upcoming DVD. Whatever his reasons were, he simply was not a part of us anymore mentally or emotionally.

The person that fills the vacant shoes Ratboy left is going to be more hungry and more intense and bring a renewed energy to the stage, not simply be able learn the songs and repeat them for a half hour every night.

You can find the rest of the statement here.

All Time Low has a stream of their new full length, Nothing Personal, streaming online. The album is the follow up to their Hopeless Records debut, So Wrong, It’s Right from 2007.

Check out the stream here.

Our stream today comes from Gainesville, FL-based The Takers. We've got a stream of the band's new full length, Taker Easy.

You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile

Poison The Well are streaming their new album, The Tropic Rot.

Check it out on their myspace page.

Burlington melodic hardcore band Grade have announced plans to hit the studio to record a few new songs from a new seven-inch, and possible digital EP. The band posted this update:

On July 6th we're starting to record a couple of new songs for the At Both Ends Magazine final issue double 7" comp with our old friends from Bane. Shawn, Greg, Kyle and I have been jamming with our good friend Matt Richmond (from the Video Dead and Saint Alvia) for a little while now. What started out as getting together to jam for fun has produced some pretty awesome new songs and we can't wait to get in the studio and see what we can do with them. No plans for reunion tours or albums or any of that stuff right now, we're just having a good time playing together again and we'll see where it goes from here.

The band released And Such Is Progress, Under the Radar and Headfirst Straight To Hell before splitting up in 2002. They reunited in 2006 for a show.

Andrew Jackson Jihad have put new the album artwork, tracklisting and two downloadable songs from their upcoming LP Can't Maintain. You can check it out here and download the two tracks "Evil" and "Who Are You."

The band released Only God Can Judge Me in 2008, Pug Life (a split with Apocalypse Meow) and their contribution to the Under the Influence series this year.

This summer they'll be heading out on tour with bands like Bomb the Music Industry!, Vision of a Dying World and O Pioneers!!! - those tour dates are below if you click Read More.

It's the first of the month, and so the Bouncing Souls have released their newest song. The band has made the song available for stream this month, and it is also available for purchase directly from their webstore.

Bassist Bryan Kienlen commented:

Once again the Jersey Shore has invaded the lyrics of a Souls song. Really, it's a song about breaking out of the negative clouds that tend to gather around our heads. Sometimes just looking at your immediate surroundings, but from a different perspective, can change everything. In our case, it was the basic elements that make up our little corner of the world, where the city meets the sea. We love the Jersey shore. Have we mentioned that lately?

You can stream the song on their Facebook page.

Paint It Black have unveiled the details for the second in their multi-label series of seven inches. This record, Surrender, is due out August 18, 2009 via Fat Wreck Chords.

You can click Read More for the art and track listing.

Fueled By Ramen has announced the signing of Flint, MI quartet The Swellers. Along with Paper and Plastick, FBR will co-release a new 7" from the band entitled Welcome Back Riders on July 28, 2009 with a full-length to follow in the fall. You can hear the title track from the 7" at the band's myspace page.

The band last released My Everest in 2007, and is currently on tour with Living With Lions, with a supporting run on the upcoming Set Your Goals / Four Year Strong co-headlining tour tapped soon after.

Rx Bandits and Dredg have posted a new video featuring new music from both bands. The video is a teaser for the two band's forthcoming co-headlining tour and also features As Tall As Lions, Good Old War and Zechs Marquise.

You can click Read More for the video.

Australia's Youth Group have been tapped to support Get Up Kids on their forthcoming Fall tour. The band will join up with the Get Up Kids on September 15th.

The band, who released one album - Skeleton Jar - on Epitaph Records, are supporting their third full length, The Night Is Ours.

The Donnas have launched a stream of their new album, Greatest Hits, Volume 16. The band is self-releasing the record via their own Purple Feather Records and the album compiles mainly new and previously unreleased material, despite the name.

Check out the stream here.

Bloc Party have posted the latest video from 2008's Intimacy.

Check it out here.

The Human Abstract have posted their new video, "Counting Down the Days."

You can click Read More for the video.