Last Friday at the Fest 10 Kid Dynamite played to capacity crowd, as part of a mega-lineup to kick off the weekend shows. We were there and filmed several songs from the set. The video clip features three songs from the band's debut self-titled LP.

You can check out the video on our Vimeo page, or below by clicking Read More.

We're pleased to bring you the exclusive premiere of the new video from Richmond, VA's Landmines for the track "Hell Is What We Make It", which comes from the band's new LP Commerce & Marx. The video was created by Andrew Sloan of Monstrous Media and Vinnie Fiorello of Less Than Jake and Paper + Plastick.

To celebrate the release of the video, Paper + Plastick will be offering the vinyl release of Commerce and Marx for 50% off, or $6, for the next 24 hours. You can pick it up here.

You can also stream the entire release on the band's Punknews Profile. Head over to our Vimeo page to see the video, or click Read More to see it below.

This week we bring you a performance from NJ's Let Me Run. The band recently released a self-titled EP, which you can check out in it's entirety on their Punknews Profile.

You can check out a live performance of the song "Fall In" by clicking Read More. To see our video collection, head over to the Punknews.org Vimeo page.

Do you enjoy masked pop-punk with violent cartoon imagery, and for good measure, a dancing polar bear? Me too. On that note we're stoked to bring you the exclusive premiere of The Maxies' new music video, "Going Clubbin". The track comes from a 7" of the same name released by It's Alive Records, which we're currently streaming on the band's Punknews.org Profile.

To check out the video click Read More, or head over to the Punknews.org Vimeo page.

Restorations are celebrating the recent release of their debut, self-titled LP. This Saturday the band played a show with Hot Cross/You & I frontman William Casey Boland at Grindcore House (a coffee shop, not a punk house) in South Philly. Our Social Media Editor was there and captured these two videos. The first is the opening track "Nonlocality" and the second is "Broken Vacuum". Click Read More for the videos.

The band will be playing next weekend at Evil Weevil Record's Showcase "Road To Ruin" alongside Everyone Everywhere, The Holy Mess, Spraynard, Big Eyes, Sundials, and a few more. You can stream the album and buy it here. It's follow-up to a busy 2010 which saw the Strange Behavior EP, an "Of Trees" 7" and a split with Rosetta.

This week's video comes to you fresh from last month's Fest 9 in Gainesville, FL. Jersey City, NJ's Banquets were a last-minute addition to the festival, and played to a packed house on the event's opening evening. The band recently released their debut EP This is Our Concern, Dude. on Black Numbers Records.

You can check out their performance of "Eleanor, I Need A Garden" below by clicking Read More.

Naples, FL's Fake Problems recently released their new LP Real Ghosts Caught on Tape, and are currently touring their way across the U.S. Last weekend, the band stopped in Charlottesville, VA, and guitarist Casey Lee received a somewhat extreme makeover on stage during their performance. We were there to capture the magical moment.

Go ahead and click Read More to check out the video, which includes two live performances, the iTunes exclusive "Heartless", and their new single "Soulless", from Real Ghosts Caught On Tape.

This week, we bring you a video from our friend Wauz of Red Tape Parade featuring an interview with Delaware's The Casting Out . The interview comes from the band's recent trip across the pond in support of their debut LP Go Crazy! Throw Fireworks!.

You can check out the video below by clicking Read More.

This week's video features Minnesota's Off With Their Heads. The band has been touring in support of their new LP In Desolation.

You can check out footage of two songs from the album by clicking Read More.

This week we bring you footage from Against Me!. The band is preparing to launch their new LP, White Crosses.

You can check out live footage of the track "I Was a Teenage Anarchist" below by clicking Read More.

Yesterday afternoon, Mike and Travis of Small Brown Bike stopped by Orlando, FL indie institution Park Ave CDs to play an intimate acoustic set before the band's rock show at The Social later that night. The duo closed the half-hour set with "So I Fall," the country-tinged curveball track from their 2003 EP Nail Yourself To The Ground. You can click Read More to check out the video. The audio's a bit rough so you may want to turn down your speakers a bit.

The band will be playing in Gainesville, FL tonight before appearing at this weekend's Harvest of Hope Fest and hitting the northeast in May. Their new 7", Composite Vol. 2, was released this week by No Idea Records.

Last week we managed to catch Frank Turner perform an off-night headlining gig, away from his current tour with Flogging Molly. While many in the U.S. have seen Frank perform before, this tour marks the first here with his full supporting band.

You can check out a video of the title track from his new LP Poetry of the Deed, released last year on Epitaph, below by clicking Read More.

We recently caught New Jersey's Thursday at the end of their Fall headlining tour. The band has been supporting last year's release, Common Existence.

The video below features two tracks from the band's older material. Click Read More to check out the video.

Chris Wollard & the Ship Thieves, the new side project from Hot Water Music's co-guitarist/co-vocalist of the same name, recently wrapped up a brief east coast tour. We caught the final night of the tour, and captured the closing song of the set. "No Exception" comes from their debut, self-titled LP.

You can check out the video below by clicking Read More.

This week's video comes from The Gaslight Anthem, who are currently touring in support of last year's breakthrough release, The '59 Sound; with Murder By Death, The Loved Ones and Frank Turner.

After a jaunt across western Canada, the band slipped back into the U.S. for packed house in Minneapolis. Upon returning to the stage for an encore performance, The Gaslight Anthem paid homage to Florida's Hot Water Music with a cover of their classic track "Trusty Chords". The song was originally released on the LP Caution in 2002.

You can check out the video below by clicking Read More.