Buffalo, New York’s Lemuria have premiered their first of two new music videos online. The video is for the single Wise People off of their Bridge Nine Records debut album, Pebble. The video was filmed in Los Angeles at the Nomad Gallery in late 2011 by Paul Cummings; it can be seen below.
Pebble was released last January. They will be releasing a video for Pleaser soon as well along with special 7inch for Record Store Day this April.
Comeback Kid has released a brand new music video. The video features the song “Do Yourself A Favor” from their 2010 full length, Symptoms + Cures (Distort Entertainment).
James Mattocks, the frontman for British punk band Sharks, has contributed a couple of songs to Punks In Vegas’ Stripped Down Sessions. The two songs, Arcane Effigies and What Entails? can be found on the band’s upcoming album No Gods.
Gainsville’s Paper + Plastick Records has launched a new section of its website dedicated to archiving its full videography from all of its artists’ releases. The new section also features a brand new website format that is scheduled to slowly replace the older look.
Ohio metalcore outfit My Ticket Home have released their debut music video for A New Breed. The track comes off their new album To Create A Cure, released today via Rise Records.
The Story Changes has posted a brand new music video. The video features an acoustic rendition of the band’s recently released song “Never Not Ever.” The band is currently demoing and writing new material for their next full length.
The band released their first vinyl, This Is Your Moment, last June via I Am Shark. Watch the video below.
Florida’s folk punks Fake Problems have released their music video for Songs for Teenagers. The track comes from their 2010 album Real Ghosts Caught On Tape which is available through SideOneDummy Records.
You can watch the video, if you live in the US, on MTV.com.
Songs For Teenagers last received some unique cover treatment courtesy of The Gaslight Anthem.
Gainsville, FL ska staples Less Than Jake have launched a video celebrating their 20th anniversary as a band. The video features archived footage spanning the band’s career, and is composed from various songs. The band last released Greetings From… last year on Sleep It Off Records.
Matt Pryor has launched a stream of his sophomore solo album May Day. Pryor also recently stopped by If You Make It for an acoustic Pink Couch Session in Brooklyn of his song “Where Do We Go From Here.”
Stream the album here and watch the session below.
Australian pop-punk band Tonight Alive has released their second single, “Starlight,” and announced U.S. tour dates for March through May in anticipation of their new album, What Are You So Scared Of?, which is scheduled for release on February 14 via Fearless Records.
The video and tour dates, with label mates Go Radio, can be seen below.
Terror have released a new video for the track The New Blood which is taken from their album Keepers of the Faith which is available now on 2011 through Century Media Records.
The video can be seen below along with their upcoming tour dates with Every Time I Die, Stray From The Path and Former Thieves.
San Diego’s Unwritten Law have posted the music video for their song “Superbad” at Alternative Press. The song appears on “Swan” the band’s last album, which was released via Suburban Noize Records last year.
The Stereo State has release a brand new music video. The video features the song “Tug of War” from their 2011 Creator-Destructor Records debut, Have All My Friends Gone Deaf?.
Montreal’s The Planet Smashers have released a music video from their latest album, Descent into the Valley of The Planet Smashers.
Lansing, MI’s Cheap Girls have released a music video for their single Ruby.
Angels & Airwaves recently performed the song Surrender live on Jimmy Kimmel.
Buffalo, New York’s Lemuria have premiered their first of two new music videos online. The video is for the single Wise People off of their Bridge Nine Records debut album, 
Comeback Kid has released a brand new music video. The video features the song “Do Yourself A Favor” from their 2010 full length, Symptoms + Cures (Distort Entertainment).
James Mattocks, the frontman for British punk band Sharks, has contributed a couple of songs to Punks In Vegas’ Stripped Down Sessions. The two songs, Arcane Effigies and What Entails? can be found on the band’s upcoming album No Gods.
Gainsville’s Paper + Plastick Records has launched a new section of its website dedicated to archiving its full videography from all of its artists’ releases. The new section also features a brand new website format that is scheduled to slowly replace the older look.
The Story Changes has posted a brand new music video. The video features an acoustic rendition of the band’s recently released song “Never Not Ever.” The band is currently demoing and writing new material for their next full length.
Florida’s folk punks Fake Problems have released their music video for Songs for Teenagers. The track comes from their 2010 album 
Gainsville, FL ska staples Less Than Jake have launched a video celebrating their 20th anniversary as a band. The video features archived footage spanning the band’s career, and is composed from various songs. The band last released Greetings From… last year on Sleep It Off Records.
Matt Pryor has launched a stream of his sophomore solo album May Day. Pryor also recently stopped by If You Make It for an acoustic Pink Couch Session in Brooklyn of his song “Where Do We Go From Here.”
Terror have released a new video for the track The New Blood which is taken from their album 
San Diego’s Unwritten Law have posted the music video for their song “
The Stereo State has release a brand new music video. The video features the song “Tug of War” from their 2011 Creator-Destructor Records debut, Have All My Friends Gone Deaf?.
