Hear The Sirens have posted a new song from a forthcoming EP. The Livermore, CA-based band released Rebel Hearts Lost this year and will be supporting the Lawrence Arms on a upcoming California date.

Check out "Sum of All Parts"on their MySpace page.

Coverlaydown has put together a collection of classic punk tracks covered by folk artists and in folk styles. Among the acts covered are Agnostic Front, Bad Brains, Black Flag, Blondie, Husker Du, The Stooges, The Clash, The Damned, The Jam, The Ramones, The Wipers and Wire. Artists producing the covers include Indigo Girls, Lisa Loeb, Walter Schreifels and many more.

The compiler notes:

the thread that runs from folk to punk seems such a vibrant and easily spotted one to pull at

Check it out here.

Dead To Me is streaming their new album, African Elephants.

Check it out on their MySpace page.

Junior Battles have posted two new songs online, "Basements" and "Update Your Resume."

Check them out on their MySpace page.

Throwdown have launched a stream of their new album, Deathless is due out November 10, 2009. It follows Venom & Tears released in 2007.

Check out the stream on their MySpace page.

Coalesce have a stream of their new EP, OX.

Check it out via Lambgoat.

The Bouncing Souls have posted their November song-of-the-month. The latest is "Big Eyes" and the band commented on the track:

The lyrics to "Big Eyes" was a classic Souls collaboration. When we collaborate on lyrics it can make the song meaning a bit vague because the original inspirations came from different heads. Somehow we follow a musical/lyrical thread that makes sense in some indescribable way and they fit together. I was gone for a couple of days from the writing session and when I came back the guys had created the chorus lyrics and music to this song.

After hearing what the guys had written with Ted, I imagined a girl of about twenty moving to a big city to start a life on her own. I saw Los Angeles in my mind, with its high aspirations and troubled dark side. The verse music came next and the verse lyrics evolved over time. To me, the song is not exactly about anything. Maybe its talking about wanting a friend. Maybe its about the search for a real friend.

Check it out for purchase here. A stream usually appears on their Facebook Profile but hasn't yet.

The Knockdown has posted two new songs from an upcoming split 7" with How Dare You, which is expected to see the light of day soon via Kiss of Death. Both bands, along with a few hundred others, will be performing at The Fest 8 in Gainesville, FL this weekend.

Check out "Relocator" and "Yeah, Kyle Gets It" at the band's MySpace page.

Tennessee-based sludge outfit Generation of Vipers, which features two members of Neurot Recordings band U.S. Christmas, have posted a new track online. The song is set to appear on their upcoming split Peacecreature with Ocoai, Dormia and Panzer.

You can check out "Pure" on their MySpace page.

Noise By Numbers, the new project of Danny Vapid of The Methadones, Riverdales, Screeching Weasel and Jeff Dean of The Bomb, have posted a full stream of their debut album Yeah, Whatever....

The record is due on CD/12" November 10th on Asian Man Records/Solidarity Recordings and features the studio drumming of Neil Hennessy of The Lawrence Arms. The digital version is available now. The band will also be supporting Small Brown Bike and Rise Against in the coming months.

Check out the stream on their MySpace page.

Boston's Defeater have posted a new track from their upcoming EP on Bridge Nine Records. Lost Ground and is due out on November 17th.

Check out the song on their MySpace page. The group released Travels in 2008

Pelican are streaming their new album. The record is titled What We All Come to Need and is due out October 27, 2009.

MySpace page.

Sub Pop Records has post a free download of Nirvana's live performance of "Scoff" from the upcoming Bleach reissue. You can download it here.

As previously reported, the band's 1989 debut will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a deluxe reissue on November 3rd. The live records included with the release are from a February 9th, 1990 show at the Pine Street Theatre in Portland, Oregon. Along with "Scoff" show also features performances of songs like "Love Buzz," "About a Girl" and a cover of the Vaselines' "Molly’s Lips." It has been re-mixed from the original tapes by Jack Endino.

The reissue hits stores on November 3rd.

Spanish Gamble (formerly Dirty Money) have posted the title track from their upcoming debut full length on Paper and Plastick. The record, It's All Coming Down is scheduled to be released early December via the band’s new home.

Check out the song here.

Tubers, which includes current and ex-members of Assholeparade, Strikeforce Diablo and Twelve Hour Turn, have posted the first track from their upcoming No Idea Records debut, Anachronous. The record is expected next month.

Check out the song on their MySpace page.