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[Photo via Hopeless Records] Left To Suffer is gearing up to drop their face-melting LP Unwelcome Guest, arriving on October 9, via their new label home, Hopeless Records. And before they release their record, they dropped a nu metal banger, “STFU.” Peter Higgs says, “Some people think we sold out. Others think we lost the plot. So we did what anyone else from Atlanta would do and tuned up to Drop B, wrote some nu metal riffs, and talked a whole lot of shit.

Photo: Keith Thompson Comeback Kid has shared the news of their brand new album, Chosen Hell, arriving November 6 via Sharptone Records. To celebrate the announcement of their eighth full-length, Comeback Kid has shared the title track along with a visualizer. Check out “Chosen Hell” the single below! Speaking on the new track, singer Andrew Neufeld shared, “The theme of the title track ‘Chosen Hell’ on our new album touches on morality and ethics. “Something as simple as right or wrong.

[Photo via Imogene Barron] Radio Free Alice just gave us another reason to look forward to fall. The Australian post-punk quartet have officially announced that their debut album, What’s In Between, is coming out on October 30, via Atlantic Records.

Photo: Kenny Juke XCOMM returns today with the second performance from their idobi Session. If you’re a fan of the group, you’re sure to get everything you’d expect and more. If you’re new to XCOMM, even better. Prepare to be absolutely blown away by their exuberant stage presence and sheer mind-blowing talent. The second idobi Session performance from XCOMM boasts their fan-favorite track, “Reasons.” Hardcore punk at its absolute finest, even the most elitist in the genre will be impressed.

[Photo by: Hunter Garrett] If you don’t have tickets to see The Used at festivals such as Aftershock and Louder Than Life…fear not! The group just announced a whole bunch of headlining tour dates this fall. The run kicks off on October 4 in Spokane and will also stop in Boise, Reno, Ventura, Las Vegas, and Riverside. Then, the night before Halloween, Bert McCracken and crew will be My Chemical Romance at the Hollywood Bowl.

[Photo via Mynxii White] Following the release of their tracks “Katy Bar The Door” and “Living Undercover,” Rise Against has revealed the official music video for one of their new offerings. Tim McIlrath clarifies that “Katy Bar The Door” comes from an old expression that essentially means that “all hell is about to break loose.” He adds, “I don’t know where I came across this expression, but I immediately was taken with it.

[Photo via Acacia Evans] GAYLE, aka 22-year-old Taylor Gayle Rutherfurd, is gearing up to launch her highly anticipated debut album Observing Chaos. Ahead of its September release, the “abcdefu” singer is back and better than ever with “bite the bullet,” and it has all the groovy basslines and punk rock sonics that make this the perfect tune to scream in your car with the windows down.

[Photo via Greg Flack] The Barbarians of California are back for round two with the arrival of their highly anticipated sophomore record, MEGATONS. And alongside the 12 tracks, the group also revealed the music video for “EARTHQUAKE.” Frontman Aaron Bruno, also of AWOLNATION fame, cheekily said of the song, “I feel like we are due for another massive earthquake.

[Photo via Slater Goodson] Did the collab of the summer just drop? We certainly think so! Ahead of the release of her deluxe album, Taylor Acorn has dropped her new track “Isn’t It Strange,” featuring the one and only Knox. The deluxe edition of Poster Child is due out on October 23 via Fearless Records.

[Photo via Deven Bussey] Ahead of the release of their new album, Loving and Losing, out September 18 via Thriller Records, Honey Revenge is back with one last single: “Trust Issues.” The track is preceded by “Run Your Mouth,” “Poison Apple Baby,” “Hot Commodity,” “Butterfly Effect,” and “Sunday Scaries.” Vocalist Devin Papadol says, “Not being able to trust others is debilitating, but what about not being able to trust yourself?