Catch Peace'd Out's new live video for "Castlemania" here.

PropertyOfZack recently teamed up with Peace’d Out for a Behind The Booth series on the concept of the band. The first video in the series is live now, and they'll be posting the second and third on Wednesday and Friday.

Enjoy Peace'd Out's new video for "I Would Like to Feed Your Fingertips to the Wolverines." over on PureVolume.

At his solo show last night in Cambridge, MA, Vinnie Caruana said that I Am the Avalanche will enter the studio in May to record their third album. He also said that his side project Peace'd Out will be playing shows. Footage of the full set will be posted later this week.

Peace'd Out has already started writing new material.

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Today we're happy to bring you the first of three small interview features with Peace'd Out. Head to the replies to watch the band discuss the origin of how they came together to form the project. The self-titled debut EP will be available October 30th and can still be pre-ordered here.

So today, the members of Peace'd Out finally revealed themselves: Vinnie Caruana (I Am The Avalanche), Steve Choi (RX Bandits), Casey Deitz (The Velvet Teen) and Roger Camero (No Motiv). These past couple of weeks, more USB drives have been found, and today we're bringing you some of the responses from the e-mail found on the drive. Head to the replies to see the final video and read some of what listeners have said thus far.

Pre-orders for Peace'd Out's debut 10" can be found here.

Last week Drew and I received USB drives in the mail containing images, video and a song from a project called Peace'd Out. Yesterday afternoon, I received an e-mail from the one found on the drive saying I could finally reveal "White Pyramid" to the public and that more of the fifty drives that exist were being sent out this week. I'm not sure where or who they're being sent to, but we'll keep an ear to the ground and an eye on our social feeds as to their distribution. Head to the band's AP.net profile to hear the song and let us know what you think in the replies.

Yesterday an old friend sent me a package in the mail. This wasn't a normal press release accompanied by a watermarked CD though. It was a package with a handwritten note that simply said, "I hope you enjoy this. Let me know what you think," accompanied by a USB drive with a black peace sign in the shape of a coffin on it. Considering the band my friend originally was in, this was a bit strange. So I plugged it into my computer and a folder containing a handful of files popped up. According to the .pdf found on the drive and the file extensions themselves, the name of the project is Peace'd Out. The USB's coffin image is found on all the documents and file images within. The USB also...