Bad Religion will be releasing a DVD called Live At The Palladium on February 20th. It has footage from two nights at the Hollywood venue and includes interviews and never-before-seen footage from the 1980s along with music videos and photos.

Source: hatesomethingbeautiful.com

Is To Feel has posted three new songs over at their myspace page. The songs are: "We Are," "A Lesson In Tragedy," and "Friendly Reminder." The band wants to know what you think and feel free to download and share them. The band is also in the last round of choosing a producer for their next record.

The tentative release date for Halifax's new album is March 2009...er I mean 2006.

Source: Drivingthru.co.uk

The trailer for the upcoming Isis "European Tour Documentary" can be found here.

Downtown Singapore will be releasing their debut album, Don't Let Your Guard Down, on February 21st, 2006. The record was produced and mixed by Matt Squire (The Receiving End of Sirens, Panic! At The Disco). Go here for the full press release.

The Killing Moon will release their self-titled Fearless Records debut EP on March 7, 2006. You can listen to two songs from that EP on the band's MySpace.com page.

According to the Trustkill Records website, Roses Are Red's follow-up to Conversations will be in stores on June 13th.

Terror are shooting for a July 11th release date for their new so far untitled new Trustkill album. They will begin recording with producer Zeuss (Shadows Fall, Hatebreed) in February.

Saddle-Creek/Team Love! has repressed the Park Ave. album, When Jamie Went to London, We Broke Up (featuring members of Bright Eyes, The Faint, and Tilly and the Wall) and are now selling it for $11 on their website.

ForThe Sound.com recently conducted an interview with Seth of Watashi Wa (Eager Seas). Check it out!

Bigwig has a new website, and their new album is due out February 7th through Fearless.