Brian Fallon of The Gaslight Anthem recently visited The Sun to record a cover of the Leonard Cohen classic, "Hallelujah." Brian's performance appears also influenced by the late Jeff Buckley's celebrated recording of the song.

Check out the video here.

Job for a Cowboy have launched a stream of their new full length, Ruination.

Check it out on their myspace page.

Yeah Yeah Yeahs have a new remix of their single, "Heads Will Roll." The song comes from the band's new synth-heavy album, It's Blitz, and the remix was produced by Passion Pit.

Check out the remix here.

Animal Collective have posted the second single from their 2009 album, Merriweather Post Pavilion. The song will be released on a 12-inch single and digital download next week and will feature the song plus three remixes named Dâm-Funk, L..D. and Zomby's Analog Lego.

Check out the song on their myspace page.

Strike Anywhere have posted the first song from their upcoming debut for Bridge Nine Records. The record is titled Iron Front and is due out October 6, 2009. The song will also appear on the new Bridge Nine summer compilation (here)

Check out "Hand of Glory" on their myspace page.

Brendan Urie of Panic! At the Disco recently recorded a cover of the Sublime favorite, "Boss D.J."

Check out the song 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.

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

Check it out on their myspace page.

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.

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.

The Used are premiering their new single, "Blood On My Hands," for streaming today only. The band is also making the song available for sale via iTunes here.

The band is also releasing a special 12-inch picture disc of the single through Hot Topic stores. It is the first song from Artwork, the fourth studio album from the band due out this fall. Stream the new song here.

Rochester, NY's Sakes Alive!! have posted a new track from their upcoming 7" for Cavity Records, Act II. The record is the second of three 7" to be released by the band on three different labels (the first chapter, Act I, dropped last year on Barrett Records). Check out "The Open Maw" at the band's myspace page, and click Read More for the lyrics.

The band recently announced a July tour, and are sending the 'Org video dispatches documenting the recording process of Act II, the first of which can be viewed here.

Halo of Snakes, the recently unveiled project encompassing current and ex-members of Champion, Brutal Truth and Hot Cross among others, have debuted two demo tracks. You can check them out on their MySpace page.

The material is described thus forth:

No sampling, no beatmapping, no guitar pod silliness, minimal overdubs. We used our actual gear, dimed it, recorded live in the same room (there's feedback! I miss feedback!) We're all pretty pleased.

Samiam has posted a newly remixed version of "Take Care". The original version of the song appeared on the band's 2006 full-length, Whatever’s Got You Down. The song can be heard at the band's myspace page.

In addition to their previously announced touring plans, the band has also announced a few more shows in Australia this September; you can click Read More for the dates.

Philadelphia, PA's The A.K.As — who may or may not be everywhere — have posted a new song from their freshly released debut for Paper + Plastick, Animal Summer. "All Sinners Welcome in the House of The A.K.A.s." can be heard both at the band's myspace page and the label's website (higher quality stream). Digital copies of the record can be purchased at this link, and a vinyl release is expected soon.

Animal Summer follows up Everybody Make Some Noise!, released in 2008.