This weekend, Hurley.com is streaming the new studio album Semper Liberi from Nashville, TN’s Blacklist Royals. You can check out the album in its entirety over at Hurley’s Music Site.

Semper Liberi was released earlier this week on LP/digital download via the band’s new home, Paper + Plastick.

Earlier this week, BlankTV.com launched a premier of the video for the band’s single “American Hearts.” You can check out the video here.

The band is also giving away a download of their song “Church Bells Are Ringing” and asking for donations to help raise money for the families affected by the recent Upper Big Branch Coal Mine tragedy in West Virginia. You can head over to the Paper + Plastick website to download the song and make a donation.

In June, Blacklist Royals will be touring with label mates The Riot Before on their way up to Insubordination Fest and then heading back out for an extensive July tour with Nothington. More confirmed dates to be announced in the weeks to come. You can click “more” below for the sets of dates!

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BlankTV.com has launched a premier of the video for Nashville, TN’s Blacklist Royals’ single “American Hearts.” The song comes from their debut album Semper Liberi, released earlier this week on Paper + Plastick. You can check out the video here.

The band is also giving away a download of their song “Church Bells Are Ringing” and asking for donations to help raise money for the families affected by the recent Upper Big Branch Coal Mine tragedy in West Virginia. You can head over to the Paper + Plastick website to download the song and make a donation.

The band previously leaked five new tracks from Semper Liberi. You can hear “Howling At The Moonlight” on Dyingscene.com, “California” via Reax Magazine, “American Hearts” & “Rock N Roll” on their MySpace page and head over to The Punk Site to listen to “Things They Say.”

In June, Blacklist Royals will be touring with label mates The Riot Before on their way up to Insubordination Fest and then heading back out for an extensive July tour with Nothington. More confirmed dates to be announced in the weeks to come. You can click “more” below for the dates!

The video team at TCSG recently shot a video of The Blacklist Royals playing an acoustic version of the classic Cajun national anthem, “Jolie Blonde” in a Gainesville, FL bathroom at the FEST 8. You can check out the video here.

The band also stopped in to record an acoustic version of “Things They Say” for Ifyoumakeit.com’s Pink Couch series. You can check out the video and download the MP3 of the session here.

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DEAR LANDLORD is currently on their last leg of their first European tour and have announced a US run with Off With Their Heads including a stop at Insubordination Fest.
The band will be supporting their debut album, Dream Homes, released last year on LP/CD courtesy of No Idea Records.

Everything Sucks TV recently captured an amazing live performance of Dear Landlord playing to a ruckus crowd at The Fighting Cocks in Kingston, UK. You can check out the band performing “I Live In Hell” from their album Dream Homes here.

Summer in October (Jeremy Silveira) has also just posted video of five songs from the March 5th Dear Landlord show at The Atlantic in Gainesville, FL. You can head over to his site to check out most of the set.

If you still haven’t heard the mind-bogglingly infectious Dream Homes, you can still stream the entire album on the bands PUNKNEWS.ORG band profile.

Dear Landlord consists of Zack (Guitar/Vocals) and Brad (Drums), formerly of Minneapolis pop-punk legends Rivethead. Zack also plays in House Boat and Off With Their Heads, while Brad also plays in The Gateway District and The San Diego Chargers. Brett (Bass/Vocals) and Adam (Guitar/Vocals) also pull double-duty in power-pop superheroes The Copyrights.

Dear Landlord previously released a split 7” with Chinese Telephones on Recess/It’s Alive Records and a split 7” with Off With Their Heads on No Idea, both in 2007.

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Gainesville’s Coffee Project has leaked a stream of their upcoming Paper + Plastick album Moved On that will be released on LP/Digital download on June 8th .
You can listen to the album in it’s entirety on the band’s Punknews.org band profile page.

Coffee Project is the brainchild of good friends Buddy Schaub (Less Than Jake) and Jake Crown (Rehasher). Moved On was self-produced in Schaub’s home studio with guest appearances from Kim Helm (Whiskey & Co.), Jon Gaunt (Chuck Ragan’s fiddle man), and Michael Claytor (Umoja Orchestra).

Coffee Project is currently finishing up a tour to support the release of Moved On with labelmates Blacklist Royals and Greenland Is Melting.

The band recently posted a video tour update on their MySpace page.

Moved On is the follow-up to their previously released 10″ EP Easy Does It and their digital-only EP Pickle, both released by Paper + Plastick.

You can check out footage of Coffee Project performing “A.M. P.M.” at THE FEST 8 via Alternative Press.

You can click “more” below for the remaining tour dates!
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Young Livers

Gainesville’s Young Livers are headed out on a short run from Florida out to Chaos In Tejas in Austin, TX to support the band’s sophomore album, Of Misery and Toil, that was released April 27th on LP/CD courtesy of No Idea Records.

UK’s Rocksound Magazine have a stream of the entire album on their site. You can listen to Of Misery and Toil in it’s entirety here.

Alternative Press launched a premier of the video for the title track of the new album. You can head over to AP to check out the video for “Of Misery and Toil.” The video consists of still photos shot by their good friend Brian Keheller on the Young Livers/OK Pilot pre-FEST tour last October.

Of Misery and Toil follows the band’s critically acclaimed debut album, The New Drop Era, released in 2007 by No Idea Records and Kiss of Death Records. You can still stream The New Drop Era in its entirety on the band’s Punknews.org profile page.

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Gainesville’s Coffee Project has leaked a stream of a song from their upcoming Paper + Plastick album Moved On. You can head to hear the song, “Big Trouble In Little Gainesville” at Dyingscene.com.

Coffee Project is the brainchild of good friends Buddy Shaub (Less Than Jake) and Jake Crown (Rehasher). Moved On was self-produced in Shaub’s home studio with guest appearances from Kim Helm (Whiskey & Co.), Jon Gaunt (Chuck Ragan’s fiddle man), and Michael Claytor (Umoja Orchestra).

The band previously leaked a couple other tracks from the album. You can find a stream of “Bubble In My Head” over at Late Night Wallflower, “I Will Run,” at IndieRockReviews.com, “This Is Me Getting Over You In Two Chords Or Less” over at ReaxMusic.com and “Easy Does It” on the band’s MySpace page.

Coffee Project is currently on tour to support the release of Moved On with labelmates Blacklist Royals and Greenland Is Melting.

Recently a video of a Gainesville house show performance surfaced online. You can go here to catch Jake Crown of Coffee Project (solo) performing four songs from their new album including a New Order cover to a packed house. Check out the video footage courtesy of Jeremy Silveria here.

The band also recently posted their first in a series of tour videos from the road on their MySpace page.

Moved On is the follow-up to their previously released 10″ EP Easy Does It and their digital-only EP Pickle, both released by Paper + Plastick.

You can check out footage of Coffee Project performing “A.M. P.M.” at THE FEST 8 via Alternative Press.

You can click “more” below for tour dates!
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Courtesy of Will Powell

Bloomington, Indiana’s, GOOD LUCK will be touring to support their debut album Into Lake Griffy that was released on vinyl by No Idea Records.

The debut album was originally self-released on CD, but the fine folks from No Idea fell in love with the album and band, which quickly lead to pressing the wonderful album on a vinyl format.

The band features members of One Reason, Matty Pop Chart, K-10 Prospect, Abe Froman, Mt. Gigantic, Bodyhammer, and Los Gatos Negros.

Good Luck also have a demo of new material entitled “Demonstation 2010” that they are selling as the shows. The demo consists of three new songs and a cover of Cindy Lauper’s 80’s hit, “When You Were Mine’. You can stream all four songs and make a donation for a high-bit-rate download of the demo on their band camp site. You can click “more” below for the dates!

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Gainesville’s Spanish Gamble will embark on a tour this weekend to support their debut album for Paper + Plastick, “It’s All Coming Down.”

The initial leg of the tour finds the band joining up with Nothington at RAD FEST, heading deep into the Southeast and then out to the West Coast. Once there, the bands will part ways, with Spanish Gamble taking the scenic route home as they cover the rest of the United States. You can click “more” below for the dates!
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Philadelphia’s Dirty Tactics have just launched a sneak stream of their debut album for Say-10 Records. You can check out the stream of their new album, “It Is What It Is,” on the band’s Punknews.org profile page. The album starts on track 6. The first 5 tracks are from the band’s previous EP, “Gangster Stamina.”

“It Is What It Is” will be officially released on May 25th.

To celebrate their upcoming European tour, Dirty Tactics is also releasing a split 7” with UK’s Bangers on All In Vinyl and another 7” on Flix Records. Both 7”s will be out to help support the band’s 30+ day European tour that starts later this month.

Before that, the band is playing a few shows on their way down to Rad Fest in Wilmington, NC. You can click “more” below for all the dates!
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Gainesville’s Coffee Project has leaked a stream of their song “I Will Run,” from their upcoming Paper + Plastick album “Moved On.” You can head over to IndieRockReviews.com to hear the song.

Coffee Project is the brainchild of good friends Buddy Shaub (Less Than Jake) and Jake Crown (Rehasher). “Moved On” was self-produced in Shaub’s home studio with guest appearances from Kim Helm (Whiskey & Co.), Jon Gaunt (Chuck Ragan’s fiddle man), and Michael Claytor (Umoja Orchestra).

The band previously leaked a couple other tracks from the album. You can find a stream of “This Is Me Getting Over You In Two Chords Or Less” over at ReaxMusic.com and “Easy Does It” on the band’s MySpace page.

In May, Coffee Project will embark on a tour to support the release of “Moved On” with labelmates Blacklist Royals and Greenland Is Melting. You can click “more” below for the dates!
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