SpaceGhostPurrp has released the tracklisting for Mysterious Phonk: The Chronicles of SpaceGhostPurrp. You can also check out the official video for "The Black God" in the replies.

Tracklisting
1. Mystikal Maze
2. Bringing The Phonk
3. Osiris of the East
4. Suck A Dick 2012
5. Get Yah Head Bust
6. Been Fweago
7. Grind On Me
8. The Black God
9. No Evidence *
10. Paranoid
11. Danger
12. Elevate *
13. Don't Give A Damn
14. Raider Prayer *

* Previously Unavailable

Watch Laura Marling performing a solo version of "Sophia" for opbmusic here.

Submitted by luckykaruba

Today we are premiering Brothers of Brazil's music video for "On My Way." Head to the replies to watch it. The duo are well-known in their home country of Brazil, where they hosted a television show, and now they're making a name for themselves in America. They are Warped Tour veterans and just performed at Bamboozle this past weekend. Their new EP, On My Way, is out now via SideOneDummy Records.

Joyce Manor will tour Europe towards the end of the year. Apologies, I Have None will join in support on all dates and Bangers will also play part of the UK run. Dates are listed in the replies.

Hit the replies to watch Coheed & Cambria's Nervous Energies session.

Every Time I Die will tour the UK this Autumn with Stray From The Path and Last Witness. Scroll down for dates.

Close Your Eyes played with their new line-up for the first time at Bamboozle. See some video in the replies.

Regina Spektor's new album What We Saw From The Cheap Seats is streaming here.

John Mayer's informative interview with NPR, which covers his new album, his controversial comments from a few years back, as well as his future plans, can be heard here.

You should join my paranormal club. It's like student council, but not lame.

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Come jam out in the AbsolutePunk Turntable.

EDIT: Wow, this one went for hours and hours. Thanks for playing!

Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees has passed away at the age of 62 after a long battle with cancer.

Today we could not be happier to bring you the brand new single from Yellowcard. The new song is called "Always Summer" and comes from the band's upcoming full-length album due out in just a few months. You can head to the replies to stream the new song and check out the single artwork -- or it's also on the band's AP.net profile. The violin solo loudly declares it's time for the weather to get warm ... and time to turn up some Yellowcard. Enjoy!

Head to the replies to read this week's Canadian Music Round-Up.

I was lucky enough to watch a brilliant after-party show last night that included Brand New and The Front Bottoms. Brand New didn't really play a full set, but what they did play was awesome - some rarely played songs including "Flying At Tree Level." Head to the replies to check out the set list from the show and a video of the band playing "Sowing Season."

Head to the replies to read this week's Small Band Round-Up.

Looking for some new music? Head to the replies to see what was submitted to AP.net recently.

I don't want to point fingers as to who hasn't done a great job recommending things lately. It could be any one of us. And you know what they say about pointing fingers: point a finger at a scary person you don't know and they will either expose themselves to you or just rip that stupid-finger-get-it-out-of-my-face-now. Either way, let's not do it. Let's just talk like family (which is to say shout and cry a lot).

Blake

Misser isn't better than Transit, but it is way better than This Time Next Year. Also, I have nothing but love for the Park leftovers that make up the Tiger Tank self-titled EP. Bye.

Kyle Huntington

A whole lot of Joy Division, even more than usual due to the recent...

Head to the replies to see this week's UK Music Round-Up.

Patrick Stump has written an update on his website.

From the Blog

So. The last time I blogged I apparently accidentally quit music. I can only imagine I must be poor at expressing myself considering how easily people misunderstood me. Somewhere around the time my mom called me to check if I were okay I figured I was in way over my head/totally sucked at venting. This time I’ll try to be brief and see how that works:

1) I won’t ever quit music, I just may not release some of my own for a little bit.

2) Sometimes I’m just taken aback at how cruel people can be because deep down I’m just some naive/affable suburban middle American wuss.

3) I’m very grateful to all the people who...

A Rocket to the Moon's new single, "Going Out," can be heard here.

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