A new blog by The Classic Crime's Matt MacDonald about being a full-time member of the band versus being part-time can be read here.

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Jono Diener of The Swellers wrote a new blog on how technology has changed the way bands spread their music, tour, and become successful. Read it here.

A new photo and written tour blog from You, Me & Everyone We Know can be read here.

The third installment of Daytrader's tour blog can be read here.

A new studio update from The Honesty recording bass/guitar can be seen here.

Read a road blog with Such Gold here.

You can read a new tour blog entry from Mansions while on the road with Jarrod Gorbel (The Honorary Title) here.

This week's article is all about righting a wrong, ending a tragedy and generally fixing stuff. It has come to my attention that music has no award show of any type... at all. There's no opportunity to reward the drug addicts who helped us "study" for history finals. Well, no longer! Head over to Can't Keep Up central and feast your brown(?) eyes on The First Annual CANTY's. Or check the whole thing out in the replies.

You can read a new tour blog entry from Now, Now here.

Jenn Enders, Ace Ender's wife, has written up a blog regarding her thoughts on the music industry, the I Can Make A Mess internship program, and more. Read it here.

The second installment of Daytrader's tour blog can be read here.

You, Me, And Everyone We Know have a tour blog here.

You can read a Daytrader tour blog here.

It's our 5th anniversary over at Can't Keep Up Headquarters, which is a real place and not just a table at Panera Bread. I'd like to think in the five long years since I started this informative and INFORMATIVE article, I've changed a couple of lives. In lieu of naming these forever enlightened persons, I'll just anonymously dedicate the new article to ladies everywhere. Here's to five more years and 100 more five more years. read more]

Vanna's new record will be titled And They Came Baring Bones. The band is currently recording the album in Atlanta with producer/engineer Matt Goldman (Underoath, The Chariot). Follow the recording process via their blog. A brief statement from the band can be found in the replies.

Patrick Stump has a new blog site.

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Weaver at the Loom have posted two new songs and a blog explaining what has been going on with the band the last few years.

Sadly, I must announce that another version of Can't Keep Up has been completed. This week, the discussion is all about how to create revenue for the beleaguered "music industry." Sometimes the answers are right in front of your ugly face, and other times they are weird and don't seem to make any sense at all. I guess it's up to you to figure out which type of answer belongs in this sticky situation. That's what she said? read more]

The Great Valley posted another update of their recording here.

Happy New Year or whatever. Hopefully not to many of you threw up on a floor or in a barn or something grosser. But now that you're kind of groggy and probably depressed, it's time for the next installment of Can't Keep Up. This week the discussion is all about fortunetelling. And there's a picture of Jesus (score!). Head here to read all about what 2011 has in store for music.

The Great Valley set up an exclusive recording blog with Alter The Press. They began recording their debut last week. You can view the post here.

Chris Hansen (No Sleep Records) recently wrote a guest blog about why he started the label and his mentality behind running it.

Riley of Thrice posted a new blog entry on the OC Weekly concerning the McRib.

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Cancer Bats' fifth World Wide Wacky Webisode is in the replies.

Cancer Bats' fourth World Wide Wacky Webisode can be seen in the replies.

Josh Ritter has started a new blog about "making a living in music." It's a great read.

Cancer Bats' third World Wide Wacky Webisode can be seen in the replies.

Head to the replies to check out The Life I Lead's second tour blog video which even includes a shout out from Veara.

Been wondering what former Definitive Jux rapper Aesop Rock has been up to? Look no further than his new website 900Bats. The blog was started in August and has already gained some attention with it's unique blend of writing, music, and art. Check out the introductory post here or in the replies for a better description of their goals in this venture.