New Found Glory have a new trailer for their forthcoming documentary/concert film. Titled Brazil Tour '08, the film is being produced by Punkstar Videos and will document the band's visit to Brazil in 2008.

The band recently announced a release date for their forthcoming Epitaph debut. The record is titled Not Without a Fight and is due out March 10, 2009.

You can click Read More for the trailer.

Montreal punk/ska/reggae group Subb is in the studio recording a followup to their 2006 album, The Motions. The album is scheduled for a spring 2009 release.

The band recently updated their blog, documenting their time spent recording.

So far, so good! JF recorded 13 drum tracks this weekend. He'll do two more next week, and same thing for Steph, the bass is done on 13 tracks! Pretty amazing hen? Mart & Math will record guitars next week too. I'll do vocals later on, somewhere in December.

In his latest podcast, Ben Weasel has confirmed that he will be once again teaming up with Dan Vapid to record a new record as the Riverdales. The band, formed in the 90s by members of Screeching Weasel released a 1995's Riverdales and 1997's Storm The Streets before splitting up. They reunited in 2003 to release Phase Three.

The band has not yet named a drummer for the forthcoming album, but plans are for a release in 2009 with some live shows to follow.

Check out the podcast here.

The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival has confirmed that the 2009 edition of the popular event will take place through April 17, 18 and 19. Organizers say that more info, such as artists participating and ticket sales will be available in the coming months.

Hip hop/indie provocateur MC Lars has released his new 19th podcast. The set features the song and video for his new song, "I Want My Guns'n'Roses." The song will appear on the forthcoming Green Christmas EP and his next full length, This Gigantic Robot Kills.

Check out the video/podcast here.

If the song inspired you, you can check out a stream of the new Guns'n'Roses album here. Yes, it actually happened. Next up, Duke Nukem Forever.

The Gay Blades recently swung through Los Angeles while touring in support of their new album, Ghosts. While on the road they recorded a tour video, which can be viewed here.

The band will spend the rest of 2008 working their way up the east coast of the United States.

Against Me! has released a new live, three-track EP via iTunes. Titled Live at Austin City Limits Music Festival, the release compiles three tracks, unsurprisingly, from the Austin City Limits Music Festival. You can preview or purchase here.

Since the release of their major label debut, New Wave, the band has been very prolific. Releases include New Wave B-Sides, New Wave [Deluxe Edition] as well as a solo album from frontman Tom Gabel titled Heart Burns.

In a new interview, Good Charlotte's Joel Madden talks about the band's forthcoming album, and how he hopes it will sound:

I hate when [people ask about Good Charlotte's new album], and we say it sounds like something, and then there's a news piece about what it sounds like, and it sounds completely different. But we're trying to fill the void. ... Like, I think there's a need for a new Blink-182 album, and they're not working on an album. I'm a huge Blink-182 fan, but I think in general there's a void there for music like that, and in this moment, we're making a record that kind of answers to that void. We'll see, though

The record is expected in 2009. You can read the rest of the interview here.

Suburban Home has announced the fourth in the Under the Influence 7-inch series. This latest edition will include performances from Teenage Bottlerocket and The Ergs! and the band's will be covering Green Day and Devo respectively. Art will once again be provided by Mitch Clem and the entire thing will be made available as an edition of 2,000 copies (300 on Translucent Red vinyl, 700 on Translucent Green w/ black splatter vinyl, 1,000 on Partly Cloudy Sky Blue vinyl).

On that note, Teenage Bottlerocket have posted their cover of Green Day's "Having a Blast" and you can find that on their myspace page.

Amanda Palmer of The Dresden Dolls has released the new video for the track, "Oasis." The song comes from her solo album, Who Killed Amanda Palmer?. The record was produced by Ben Folds and features collaborations with Folds as well as East Bay Ray of the Dead Kennedys, and many others.

The video is not safe for work.

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Don Giovanni Records has signed New Brunswick's Screaming Females.

The band is currently in the studio working on the follow-up to What If Someone Is Watching Their T.V.? which should see a release this spring.

Ryan and Wes, formerly of Phoenix, Arizona's Streetside Prophet, have a new band called Rumspringer. You can check out six of the band's songs on their MySpace page.

X-TV, french acoustic trio featuring one member of Uncommonmenfrommars, has announced a brand new album, Three Is A Crowd, available for download on Monday December 1st. The band plans to release a deluxe digipak of the album before the year's end. More info can be found on the group's MySpace page.

Clinton Road, NJ's Killed By The Bull have just released a limited edition colored seven-inch that comes with MP3 downloads as well. You can listen to some their song's on the band's MySpace page, or visit Koi Records for more info.

Naked Raygun and Hot Water Music will be playing two shows together in Chicago, IL in January. Both shows take place at the house of blues and will feature Shot Baker, The Copyrights and The Methadones, The Arrivals on the first and second night respectively. The shows are set for January 2nd and 3rd, 2009.

A block of tickets will go on sale Friday via this page.

Deathwish Inc. has unveiled a plethora of news regarding future releases:

Both The Hope Conspiracy and End of a Year have completed work on their new EPs.

Internal Affairs are near completion of their 7" EP Evil Egyptians , while Reign Supreme are currently recording their new album Testing the Limits of Infinite (studio preview here).

Integrity, Rise and Fall (studio footage here), Pulling Teeth and Irons (Converge, Integrity) all continue to work on new material.

Our friend Dan Perrone recently sat down for a lengthy interview with The Casting Out, which includes Nathan Gray of Boy Sets Fire. The band self-released their debut full length Go Crazy! Throw Fireworks! in October.

You can click Read More for the interview.