Jacksonville, Florida melodic hardcore/pop-punk band BOYS NO GOOD are streaming their debut full-length Never Felt Better on the band’s Punknews.org profile. The release hits stores on July 26th via Indianola Records. BOYS NO GOOD started a new tour today with bands TAKE IT BACK and RUST BELT LIGHTS.

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HUNDREDTH have made their track “Live Today” available on their Facebook page. The song comes from the band’s upcoming album Let Go, which is set to hit stores on September 27th through Mediaskare Records.

The band is currently on the road as a part of the Over The Limit 2 Tour, alongside Bury Your Dead, Evergreen Terrace, For The Fallen Dreams, In The Midst Of Lions, Thick As Blood, Betrayal, and Murder Death Kill.

- Impressive song, not as good as the “Live Today” by BETTER THAN A THOUSAND, however…

HARD KNOX – Feels So Good by divebombrecords

CONFESSOR – The Secret by divebombrecords

IRONCHRIST – World War Three (Crack Party Weekend) by divebombrecords

- Why am I not surprised that a band named HARD KNOX, corny spelling at all is a total glam metal act…

No Sleep Records’ AFICIONADO have another brand new song streaming from their upcoming self-titled full-length debut. You can check out the song “Honesty” via PropertyofZack.com. The 10 song AJ Mogis produced records comes out on July 26th. The band will be supporting the release later in the summer with a lengthy tour alongside CURSIVE frontman Tim Kasher.

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Black Numbers (Grey Area, Go Rydell, Static Radio, NJ) will release the debut full-length from Jersey City’s BANQUETS. Entitled Top Button, Bottom Shelf, the LP/CD will see an official releaste date of August 23, 2011.

You can check out the exclusive stream for “Sometimes A Wolf” from Top Button, Bottom Shelf on AbsolutePunk now.

While Banquets’ debut 7″, 2010′s This Is Our Concern, Dude, was very well-received and showed off a wealth of potential, Top Button, Bottom Shelf simply blows all expectations and pre-conceived notions out of the water. The ten songs that make up the band’s debut full-length build and hold the momentum for an incredibly rewarding and all too short 25 minutes. Waiting for some lull or filler to catch your breath is fruitless as the band delivers gem after gem. Of course you can talk of the band’s pedigree, Banquets lead singer Travis Omilian was the original singer for LET ME RUN and other members have played in bands such as OUTSMARTING SIMON, STATIC RADIO NJ, THE STAND IN and THE BANNER, but all that undersells just how quickly Banquets have grown into their very own exciting entity. No doubt the past experiences served them well but Banquets have upped the ante for all melodic pop/punk rock with Top Button, Bottom Shelf.

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Atlanta, GA’s THE CHARIOT is thrilled to announce their inclusion in one of this year’s most impressive tours! The band will head out on September 15th with UNDEROATH, COMEBACK KID, and THIS IS HELL on a month-long trek, ending in St. Petersburg, FL on October 20th. The band will also perform a special headlining show in their home state on October 22nd with several other popular artists. See below for all current tour dates, and stay tuned for some big shows being added to the routing soon.

THE CHARIOT recently posted the new track ‘Music of a Grateful Heart’ on their official Facebook page. The track is cut from the new vinyl LP version of the band’s latest Good Fight Music release, Long Live, set to release on August 2nd. The digital and physical CD version of Long Live was originally released on November 22nd, 2010 and is the band’s fourth full-length album to date.

The new 180 gram weight vinyl LP comes with exclusive silk-screened, hand-numbered jackets. Hot Topic will exclusively carry a white version of the vinyl with black spatters, numbered 1 through 1,000. The Good Fight store, the band (on tour), and your favorite local vinyl retailer will carry black with white spatters, numbered 1,001 through 2000. The vinyl will include a bonus track, ‘Music of a Grateful Heart’, previously available only on the limited edition 7-inch version. The track will also be available on iTunes and all digital outlets as a single track.

Dates after the jump…

UK pop-punkers SOUTHPAW FAKERS have been gaining traction on the strength of their self-released 2011 EP. The band brings to mind the speed and energy of A WILHELM SCREAM with some of the contemporary emo/post-hardcore influences from contemporaries TITLE FIGHT and TRANSIT. The four songs are a little rough around the edges, but should win you over with their enthusiasm.

From the inbox:

We’re incredibly excited to announce Run For Cover Records’ fiftieth release, a compilation called “Mixed Signals”.

The compilation marks a special occasion and milestone for the label. After seven years of working with so many incredible people and bands, watching them grow and doing some growing ourselves, we wanted to take this opportunity to show that the independent music community is stronger than ever.

“Mixed Signals” offers a snapshot of the diverse and immense talent in our scene. It brings together new, unreleased and exclusive songs from a list of bands that collectively have released some of the most worthwhile records of the past few years, toured the world, and left an indelible impact on the many they’ve performed in front of.

Run For Cover and these 12 artists have come together to prove that the independent music scene is thriving – and it’s as important as ever.

“Mixed Signals” will be released August 30 on CD, vinyl and digital formats. There won’t be a pre-order for this release. Vinyl and CD formats will be accompanied by a 28-page, perfect-bound black and white booklet with photos, lyrics and liner notes from each band. CDs will be exclusively available from Hot Topic for $4.98, as well as from bands on the road.

Track listing:

• 01. Polar Bear Club – Killin’ It
• 02. Balance and Composure – Seahorses
• 03. Tigers Jaw – Distress Signals
• 04. Hostage Calm – The “M” Word
• 05. The Menzingers – Irish Goodbyes
• 06. CSTVT – Bassett St.
• 07. Daylight – Cursed
• 08. End of a Year Self Defense Family – I’ve Got an Idea…
• 09. Daytrader – Texts and Tomes
• 10. Make Do and Mend – Coats
• 11. The Tower and the Fool – Die Alone
• 12. The World is a Beautiful Place – To the Janitor the King

- I understand that Run For Cover is mostly looking forward this release, not backwards, but the omission of TRANSIT and MAN OVERBOARD from the track listing is certainly curious. Mixed signals, indeed.