While on tour to support their debut album Stay Classy, punk/metal hybrid The Hottness took some time to talk briefly about what the band is up to with Michael Renusz.

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The T4 Project released their Story-Based Concept Album back in 2006. However, nearly two years later, the album will be released in physical form on Mental Records. The band, which is the brainchild of Shannon Saint Ryan, consists of some of the biggest names in punk rock including members of Pennywise, Bad Religion, Subhumans and more. Shannon recently sat down for a chat with our own Dante 3000 to discuss the album and future plans of the band.

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Punknews user Sceneupdates recently sat down with Nathan Winneke, vocalist for HORSEThe Band. The band is currently in the middle of a world tour (in the literal sense) in support of their 2007 album A Natural Death.

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In the Red, featuring Mike Hale, former guitarist and vocalist of Gunmoll and Brett Mathews from Breathe In have just released Volume I, their first album. With a recent split 7” with Git Some (ex Planes Mistaken For Stars), and several other comp appearances as of late, and having spent the last several years playing every house show and basement they could, including two self-booked tours. In the Red seems poised to send some ripples in the underground.

Volume I is released yesterday, April 15th and we're streaming the record at the band's profile page.You can click Read More for the interview.

Punknews contributor Frank J. Corva III took in a Loved Ones show during their recently wrapped up tour in support of their second album Build & Burn. While at the show Frank had a chance to spend some time talking to The Loved Ones' Dave Hause.

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I recently caught up with George (vocals) of Blacklisted to discuss the band's forthcoming, April 01, 2008 release Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God.

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Punknews contributer Jeff Lowe recently took some time to have a long chat with Joey Keithley, vocalist for the legendary D.O.A. In addition to discussing the band's lengthly history, they also take time to cover topics such as American foreign policy, the Dead Kennedys' legal troubles and political activism.

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Much has happened to the Hives since breaking out of the punk underground in 2001 with Your New Favourite Band and 2000’s Veni Vidi Vicious. The Swedish band’s incendiary gigs have earned them a reputation as “the best live band on the planet” and they are two album deep into a major label deal with Universal. While maintaining their punk/garage rock swagger throughout, their latest release, The Black and White Album, also reflects the band’s love of everything from hip-hop and new wave to electronic pop and heavy metal.

In a rare interview, the band’s enigmatic bass player, Dr. Matt Destruction, spoke by phone with Punknews.org's JEndo during their current US tour to talk about his musical beginnings, the band’s new album, and how playing live is “like makeup sex.”

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Say Anything have been a busy group of young men as of late. They've just released their third full-length, In Defense of the Genre, and recently re-released their breakthrough album, ...Is a Real Boy. Punknews.org's own Ronnie Raffaniello recently had a chance to talk to Say Anything drummer Coby Linder about everything the band has been up to as of late.

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Protest the Hero are back with a brand new album, Fortress, a follow-up to their breakthrough effort, Kezia. Currently on the road supporting the album, Punknews.org's Moneenerd had a chance to talk with vocalist Rody Walker about the band

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Our very own Darren McLeod recently had a chance to sit down briefly with two members of Oregon pop-punkers Broadway Calls. They discussed their recent singing to Adeline Records, their current tour with Ruiner, and what it's like being the only pop-punk band at a hardcore show.

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Ryan Young of Off with Their Heads recently took some time to have an in-depth discussion with our own lmnndtlgrph (Sam North). Young talks about what Off With Their Heads has been up to, about the band's wealth of recordings and what else he may have up his sleeve in the next little while.

Off With Their Heads recently released the compilation, All Things Move Toward Their End, which contained many of their various seven-inch records.

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Since they were signed to Eyeball Records in 2004, The Number Twelve Looks Like You has successfully released one EP and two full-lengths. With the release of their newest full-length, Mongrel, the band has been proving their dedication and talent to fans everywhere. After wrapping up their tour with From Autum to Ashes, The Number Twelve Looks Like You will head home to New Jersey where they will be taping for their upcoming DVD, The War of the Worlds, at School of Rock South in Hackensack, NJ on December 15. Punknews.org's own Ronnie Raffaniello had the opportunity to catch up with one of two vocalists in the band, Justin Pedrick.

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London, England's Enter Shikari recently wrapped up their first proper tour on North American soil after releasing their debut album Take to the Skies.

We recently had the opportunity to talk with the group's bassist and vocalist Chris Batten about the group's efforts in self-releasing their record and trying to make a name for themselves in North America.

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To celebrate the release of The Anti-Matter Anthology: A 1990s Post-Punk & Hardcore Reader and the imminent book release show/Snapcase Reunion/Callum Robbins benefit, we are publishing a two part interview from hardcore vets Norman Brannon and Rob Fish.

The two musicians - Norm of Texas is the Reason and Shelter and Rob Fish of 108 look back at the hardcore scene which spawned the book, remembering famous shows and anecdotes and more.

Norm put together a lengthy interview for us so we're splitting it over two days. Check it out and be sure to visit The Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York this weekend to check out the book, watch Snapcase play and help out Callum and J. Robbins.

If you need to catch up, you can check out the previous chapter here.

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