Jade Tree Records has announced that onelinedrawing will release The Volunteers on March 16, 2004. The more has the tracklisting, and you can snag an mp3 for "We Had A Deal" right here.

"She Don't Want Nobody Near", one of the two new songs on the "best of" Counting Crows CD, Films About Ghosts, has now been placed on ifilm.com. You can view it here. While there, be sure to also check out the video for the new Starsailor single, "Love Is Here".

More acts have been announced for this summer's Warped Tour: Anti-Flag, Bad Religion, Bouncing Souls, The Casualties, and Yellowcard will be along for the ride.

Pitchfork reports that a documentary of The Minutemen is in the works. The DVD, which will be titled We Jam Econo-- The Story of the Minutemen, will include over eighty interviews, never-before-seen live performances, video outtakes,and hundreds of still photos. Keep checking the official site for more detailed information and an exact release date.

Starsailor are heading out on a tour of the US, in support of their new album Love Is Easy, which now has a new release date of January 27. Check it out and check them out at...

A surround sound, 5.1 DVD version of Sea change from Beck will be available on December 16th. Aside from having the audio in higher fidelity, the disc will contain 6 music videos, 5 of which have never been seen. Directors on these videos include Spike Jonze and Jason Lee among others. Check the more for the full video listing. All the videos will be mixed in 5.1 Surround Sound as well.

I told you I'd believe it when I see (and I haven't seen it yet), but the forthcoming debut from ENEMY, Hooray for Dark Matter, has a tracklisting now. It's rumored that the album is for sale at shows in the UK, but no word yet on when it will show up for sale on their website. You know were to check for the tracklisting.

The "Ska is Dead, and You're Next!" tour is coming to a town near you. There will be two legs of the tour with rotating acts, which will include the likes of Mustard Plug, The Planet Smashers and Catch 22. No set dates or venues have been set, but click on more to see the cities. And you might want to check back to the website for more details as they emerge.

Yesterday, Springman records released The Rocky Horror Punk Rock Show, which, if you haven't guessed from the title, is punk bands covering tunes from the infamous movie/show. Me First And The Gimmie Gimmies, Alkaline Trio, Pansy Division, Tsunami Bomb, and the Groovie Ghoulies (who were lucky enough to get "Time Warp") are among the many fabulous acts who contribute. For the full tracklist...

The Decemberists are headed out for a short tour of the West Coast. Shortly thereafter, they will release The Train, an EP on 12" vinyl, produced by Chris Walla of Death Cab For Cutie. Click for the dates...

We told you about Emocapella, the a capella group from George Washington University that performs covers of Taking Back Sunday, Alkaline Trio, Saves the Day, and the Weakerthans. Now you can purchase a copy of their album here. Why didn't they have these kinds of a capella groups when I was in college? Click more for the tracklist.

12 Rods have produced a very limited remixed, remastered reissue of their first EP, Gay?. It's available now on their website for only $6. Fortunately, the disc also includes a bonus track of "Repeat" that was recorded during the same sessions.

Regurgitator have announced a string of tour dates for the new year. For all you lucky Australians, check the the more for the dates.

On December 9th, blink-182’s production company will release the DVD Riding in Vans with Boys, an up-close-and-personal look at the band's Pop Disaster Tour. The tour featured blink-182, Green Day, and Jimmy Eat World and the DVD follows around a seemingly unknown opening band, documenting the resulting shenanigans on videotape.

Word on the street is that Blur may be on the verge of a breakup. Last night, in the middle of a three-show London residency, eyewitnesses reported frontman Damon Albarn announced to the crowd: "This is the last time we will be playing any of this stuff, so make the most of it." Maybe we're being hasty and jumping to conclusions, but would anyone really be all that surprised? In related news, Albarn will release Democrazy, a "solo" album of compiled raw demos and unformed song fragments recorded on a 4-track earlier this year during Blur's US tour. Only 5,000 copies of the 10" double-vinyl set will hit UK shelves on this coming Monday, December 8th. You can read more about the album and download some songs from this website.

Armor for Sleep have announced a string of new tour dates with Vendetta Red and S.T.U.N. supporting. The band has also made some streams available: check out "Dream To Make Believe" in Windows Media and Real Audio as well as "My Town" in Windows Media and Real Audio.

On December 27th, Atreyu are headlining a show at the Showcase Theatre in Corona, CA and they have invited their friends HIMSA, To See You Broken, Nightfall and Sacrificial Slaughter. Atreyu will be debuting new songs from the upcoming album, The Curse, which hits the streets on June 15th, 2004.

NC indie rockers, The Scaries, will be playing two final shows at Go! Room 4 in Chapel Hill, NC on Saturday, December 13th before they disband. If you want to come to these shows, please get advance tickets, because they will sell out. For more details...

All Parallels have placed two new tracks online for download; you can grab "All-Nighter" and "Lousy Reasons" at their official website. I haven't grabbed them yet, but the band never fails to impress.

The much talked about new album from The Offspring, Splinter, will hit stores on December 9th. But in the meantime, you can preview the album in its entirety on MTV.com courtesy of "The Leak".