out this week

Brand New: "(Fork and Knife)"
Known as "Untitled #7" by fans from the leaked demos, Brand New are releasing a new (and better) version of the song under the title, "(Fork and Knife)" this week via various digital download services.

Untitled #7 (demo) [wicked-cool song]

buy "(Fork and Knife)" here


Sigur Rós: Hljómalind 7" Single
New Sigur Rós single from their upcoming double-disc compilation album, Hvarf-Heim. The single will also feature a beautiful live acoustic version of "Starálfur".

Hljómalind [wicked-cool song]

buy Hljómalind 7" here


Say Anything: In Defense of The Genre
The amusingly ironic and sarcastic tones as well as the aggressive and nasty lyrics make this highly anticipated double-album great!

Died A Jew [wicked-cool song]
We Killed It [wicked-cool song]

buy In Defense of The Genre here


Black Dice: Load Blown

Gore
Toka Toka

buy Load Blown here


Coheed and Cambria: Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume Two: No World for Tomorrow
Coheed and Cambria present the second half of part four of The Amory Wars with their latest release.

The Running Free
The End Complete IV: The Road and the Damned

buy Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume Two: No World for Tomorrow here

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your eyes: they convey all i despise with one glazed glance in my direction

In just a day, Max Bemis and company are back for Say Anything’s highly-highly anticipated follow-up to their 2004’s masterpiece …Is a Real Boy. For this forthcoming double disc album, In Defense of the Genre, Bemis managed to recruit a very impressive list of helpful hands including Matt Skiba, Gerard Way, Trever Keith, Chris Conley, Chris Carrabba, and Adam Lazzara to just name a few. Although disc one deals with death, drugs, rehab, and betrayal, it contains the same amusingly ironic and sarcastic tone that made the first Say Anything record great. Bemis has a way of juxtaposing his lyrics with unconventional musical styles. The "Juicy Fruit" sample in "No Soul" and the Tin Pan Alley sounding track, "That Is Why" are just two prefect examples. The tone of the second disc seems very different. The music is slightly harder sounding while the lyrics are more aggressive and nasty to chronicle the narrator’s anger, misery and downfall. Personally, I found that many multiple discs releases lack solidness; I feel that there are often too many not-so-great fillers and lazy instrumentation tracks. What I like about In Defense of the Genre is that about 90% of the songs are excellent; thus, making the double disc set an overall brilliant and tremendously entertaining record.

Skinny, Mean Man [wicked-cool song]
That Is Why [wicked-cool song]
Sorry, Dudes, My Bad [wicked-cool song]

In Defense of The Genre [wicked-cool song]
We Killed It [wicked-cool song]
Hangover Song [wicked-cool song]
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In Defense of the Genre comes out tomorrow, you can pre-order it here

preview

Say Anything has just posted a brand new song entitled "Skinny Mean Man" on their MySpace homepage. The song is taken from the band's highly anticipated double album, In Defense of the Genre, out on October 23rd.

Pre-order an autographed CD here

adolf hipster cast a wicked spell on scarlett

Watch Say Anything's wicked-cool Lego style video below!