Just in time to kick off the weekend, we're bringing you an exclusive stream of a new song from San Diego's Weatherbox on the band's AP.net profile called "Kickflips For Weeks," which is from the band's split with Person L -- available February 7th on Youth Conspiracy Records. As much as I'd love to tell you to go pre-order this 7", it is unfortunately sold out in the pre-order. However, Youth Conspiracy Records has made a read more]

Saosin's In Search of Solid Ground has been added to iTunes and it includes four unreleased instrumental demos.

I The Mighty have released a new song called "The Dreamer" which can be heard in the replies.

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Dr. Dog's new album is streaming early on rdio.

The Panic Division have posted a brand new song, which you can hear in the replies. The album comes out next week.

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Craig Mabbitt (Escape the Fate) released a new song titled "Edge of Reality" from his new solo project.

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Listen to a clip of a new Tenacious D song entitled "Rize of the Fenix" here. Their new album is due out in May.

Adventure Club have posted a new remix of Foxes' "Youth" which you can find in the replies.

States are giving away their current single "Follow It Home" for free here.

Listen to a new Narrows song entitled "Under the Guillotine" here.

Massachusetts kids are spoiled. They have a rich lineage of modern bands that span the likes of Four Year Strong, Bane, Have Heart, and more. Now you must chalk up Challenges to that list. These pop-punkers have barely graduated from high school and are already making a name for themselves. They are set to release their new EP, Our Honest Opinion, and we are streaming a song called "Twenty Six and Counting" on the band's AP.net profile.

The Darkness' music video for "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us" can be seen in the replies. You can download an MP3 for free here.

A new Cursive song titled "Wowowow," can be downloaded here.

Download Dr Manhattan's CD Jam Dreams, for free, here.

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Absolute 100 band, Louellen, will release The Watch Clock EP on March 2. You can stream the final mixes of "Bright Paint On A White Wall" and "Salao" which are featured on the EP here.

Kill Paradise's electro-pop style isn't a sound we typically champion around here, but when we heard that they wrote a song about one of our collective favorite acts, The Starting Line, we knew we had to share it. Head to the band's AP.net profile to stream "Favorites Die." The track appears on the band's new album, The Glitch, which will be released on February 14 via...[read more]

Blood Orange will release the next single from Coastal Grooves on March 12. In the mean time you can stream the track, "Forget It", here.

Memoryhouse are giving away another free track from their forthcoming album The Slideshow Effect. Download "Walk With Me" here.

The Cult will release Choice of Weapon on May 22nd. You can download the first single, "Lucifer," for free here.

Stream Authority Zero's new live acoustic album, Less Rhythm, More Booze, here.

Halifax's A Sight For Sewn Eyes have signed with Distort. New material should be released this summer and in the meantime, you can listen to the band's EP, Nonsense, here.

90 second clips of the new fun. album are up on iTunes.

American Opera have released their new song, "Lift Up This City," featuring vocals from Amy Brennan of The Company We Keep.

iTunes is streaming the new record Scars & Stories by The Fray.

Challenges has posted a video for a new song called "Going For Bronze." You can listen to it in the replies.

Stream Bleeding Through's new album, The Great Fire, here.

For our UK visitors, Eve 6's new song "Lost and Found" is now available. And you can stream it here.

Some of you may remember the duo that did dubstep remixes of Thrice and Brand New last year. Well, they're called Adventure Club and they just released a new track titled "Do I See Color" which you can check it out in the replies.

Listen to Jack Steadman's (Bombay Bicycle Club) remix of Dog Is Dead's track "Two Devils" here.