
(PCM) Hollywood Undead have just unleashed “We Are,” the explosive debut single from their upcoming third album, Notes from the Underground. Fans can now watch the lyric video of the track on YouTube and pick up the track on iTunes now.
HU previously offered up a free download of the new song “Dead Bite,” as well as a lyric video. The song is available now with an email sign up on their official site, and will also appear on the new album. The 6 members of Hollywood Undead, known for disguising their faces, also recently revealed their new masks (pictured above).
For more of the latest Hollywood Undead news, head to their site, Facebook, and Twitter pages. Notes from the Underground is due in January 2013.
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(PCM) Rockers Flyleaf have just released their new album “New Horizons” and sadly it will be the band’s last to feature singer Lacey Strum. The announcement of Lacey’s departure came last week, along with news that former Vedera vocalist Kristen May will be stepping in for future tour dates in support of New Horizons. “It took everyone on our team to make the beauty in Flyleaf possible,” said Lacey in a statement. “I am honored to have met so many wonderful people who love Flyleaf music all over the world.”
(PCM) The Hounds Below have announced November tour dates for North America with space rockers, The Pomegranates. Hot on the heels of the release of their debut full-length, You Light Me Up In The Dark (Slimstyle Records), the Michigan four-piece are down to rock. More Info at:
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Los Angeles-based Wild Roses will hit the road October 12 for a run of shows throughout the U.S., including dates supporting Riverboat Gamblers and a November 9 Los Angeles gig supporting The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band.
(PCM) The Seeking’s debut studio album, Yours Forever (Razor & Tie), is now available for pre-order at the iTunes Store
Andrew Bird’s Hands of Glory (due October 30 on Mom + Pop Music), a companion piece to the critically acclaimed full-length record Break It Yourself, is now streaming in full at The Guardian: 