Nights Like These (ex-Victory Records) have put out the first new song they've written together in over 5 years, "Ox Plow," on their Bandcamp.

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Nights Like These has posted another song from their new record Sunlight At Secondhand on their myspace.

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Bury Your Dead have unveiled the schedule for their forthcoming headlining tour, on which the quintet will feature support from Ion Dissonance, Bring Me the Horizon, and Nights Like These. The group will be touring in support of its latest release, Beauty and the Breakdown, which is available now via Victory Records.

Tour Dates

21 Sep 2007 The Culture Room Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
22 Sep 2007 Backbooth Orlando, Florida
23 Sep 2007 Legion 33 Pensacola, Florida
24 Sep 2007 The Rave Sheffield, Alabama
25 Sep 2007 Dredgs Memphis, Tennessee
26 Sep 2007 The High Ground New Orleans, Louisiana
27 Sep 2007 The Underground Corpus Christi, Texas
28 Sep 2007 Fat Daddy’s Dallas (Lewisville),...

Nights Like These have made a new song entitled "Heart of the Wound" available for streaming on their myspace profile. The track is set to appear on the group's forthcoming release, Sunlight at Secondhand, which is slated for release on October 16th courtesy of Victory Records.

Nights Like These will release their new full-length, Sunlight at Secondhand, on October 16th via Victory Records. The artwork can be seen in the replies.

Track List
1. Heart of the Wound
2. Black the Sun
3. Samsara
4. Bay of Pigs
5. Collective Unconscious
6. Claw Your Way Out
7. Empty Lungs
8. Veteran Thieves
9. Electric Winds
10. King

Check out this offical press release from Victory Records regarding the signing of Four Letter Lie and Nights Like These:

Press Release

Four Letter Lie has been gigging in high gear since the start of 2005 with shows on Taste of Chaos and Warped Tour as well as two recent national treks; and their crunching post-hardcore, not unlike bands like Underoath and Silverstein, is getting all the tighter from it. John Waltmann, bassist for Four Letter Lie, said, "We can't explain how excited we are to move forward as part of the Victory Records family. Victory Records and their roster has played a large part of inspiration for us as musicians. We see the light of many possibilities and we...

Victory Records have signed Nights Like These.

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