According to Aaron Marsh (Copeland), he's anticipating a fall release for his new project, The Lulls In Traffic.

Bryan Laurenson (States / Copeland) is offering his instrumental EP for free on Noisetrade. The songs were inspired by his newborn daughter.

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The repressing of Copeland's In Motion on vinyl, hits stores tomorrow.

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Bryan Laurenson (Copeland and States) has started a new instrumental side project - You Can't Explain Logic. You can stream his first EP, No More Waiting, on Bandcamp.

There's a petition to get Copeland's Eat, Sleep, Repeat pressed on vinyl.

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South Florida pop-punkers Every You have posted an update on their Tumblr page. You can head there to stream three songs from their old EP (recommended for fans of The Dangerous Summer and All Time Low) and they will put up an acoustic song when they get 2,000 followers on their twitter. The group will be heading into the studio in early 2011 with Matt Wilbur and Aaron Marsh (Copeland)....[read more]

Academy Fight Song wishes you a merry holiday season with new vinyl releases (and re-releases), including Anchor & Braille's Felt, Copeland's In Motion, and Kevin Devine's Make the Clocks Move. Details can be found in the replies.

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Aaron Marsh's (ex-Copeland) new band, The Lulls In Traffic now has a website and twitter. Tunes are coming soon.

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Copeland recorded one last song for a friend's movie entitled, The Mother Of Invention. Be sure to check it out if you are in LA.

Nick from View From An Airplane has posted a cover of Copeland's "California" on his blog.

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Mindy White discusses her departure from Lydia and the formation of States in this new interview.

States, a new band from members of Copeland and Mindy White (Lydia), now has a website.

At last night's show in Austin, I spoke with Aaron Marsh, who informed me that In Motion has been remastered and will be released through Academy Fight Song on vinyl sometime this year. For news of new Person L material as well, you can check out a quick review here.

Our newest ABSOLUTExclusive is a big one. We are proud to bring you a stream of The Morning Of's "Heaven or Hell" - a gorgeous new song featuring Aaron Marsh of Copeland. Head to the band's AP.net profile to stream the goodness. You can pre-order The Way I Fell In, out May 4th, from Tragic Hero or read more]

Be sure to check back here on Sunday, where we will be premiering The Morning Of's new song featuring Aaron Marsh called "Heaven or Hell." The band heads out on tour tomorrow with Sparks the Rescue.

A show review of Copeland's Farewell tour can be read here.

Acedemy Fight Song is doing a second pressing of Copeland's Beneath Medicine Tree. 200 Seaweed Green/Grey Swirl will be exclusively online and 300 solid white will be sold on tour. Don't miss out on this, it's beautiful.

Aaron Marsh would make another Copeland record if things came together the right way.

from the interview

"I don’t want to make something that is either not as good as that record or something that takes a strange turn. If You Are My Sunshine winds up being our swan song, I’ll be satisfied. So I guess I’m saying I would make...[read more]

Copeland have announced their final tour dates overseas. They also announced that In Motion will be released on vinyl. A statement from the band can be seen in the replies.

Copeland added a date to their farewell tour on March 28th at Downtown Brew in San Luis Obispo, CA

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You can vote for which songs you would like Copeland to play on their "Farewell Tour" here.

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A test press of Copeland's Beneath Medicine Tree is being auctioned off to benefit the earthquake victims in Haiti. Only 10 copies were ever made, so get on this for a good cause.

Check out Aaron Marsh covering Paramore at a TWLOHA event in the replies.

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Dates for Copeland's farewell tour with I Can Make a Mess Like Nobody's Business, Person L, and Deas Vail can be found in the replies.

To Write Love on Her Arms will host Heavy and Light on January 9, 2010 at the House of Blues Orlando. The show will feature acoustic performances by Mat Kearney, Aaron Gillespie (Underoath/The Almost), Bryce Avary (The Rocket Summer), Stephen Christian (Anberlin), Aaron Marsh (Copeland), Zach Williams and Damion Suomi.

Aaron Marsh's "Have Yourself A Merry Christmas" is now up on Copeland's myspace.

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Aaron Marsh may have H1N1.

Copeland have broken up.

Message from the Band

We have come to an extremely difficult decision. It has come time for us to move on from Copeland and follow other paths in our lives. We are absolutely grateful to have been able to make music for as long as we have. In the last...[read more]

Copeland recently played a backyard show for a fan who has been diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of cancer. Read about it here. So nice of them.

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Some of you have been asking about your Copeland Beneath Medicine Tree vinyl. An APer inquired about theirs and received a helpful reply, which can be found in the replies.

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