Shelsmusic and Eyesofosund, two of TOTIKFS’ favourite labels, have announced a special show.

Latitudes, Rinoa and Lonely The Brave will play at London’s Old Blue Last next Sunday (29).

There’ll be some free goodies being given away, including free copies of Latitude’s new album to the first ten people at their merch stand.

Coalesce have made a track from their new EP available to download for the princely sum of free via Stereogum.

‘Absent In Death’ is taken from OXEP, which will come out in the UK November 16.

Rosetta are back in the studio recording their follow up to 07’s stunning Wake/Lift.

The band have joined the studio diaries bandwagon, and in their first video there’s already a sneak peak and what we can expect.

The effort is expected to be released sometime next year on Translation Loss.

I’m not too sure if I can contain my fluids with this news.

Glassjaw’s official website has revealed three more dates for the UK in January.

After supporting Brand New at Wembley Arena on January 23, the band will take a quick trip around our island:

24 January – Manchester Academy, Manchester
25 January – Rock City, Nottingham
26 January – ABC, Glasgow

Still, wouldn’t bet on it though.

 

Isis have set loose the video for ‘20 Minutes/40 Years’. The track is taken from latest album Wavering Radiant.

The band recently rocked the Koko, a review of which you’ll find here.

Mogwai have released a trailer for their new concert film ‘Burning’.

The film will get its premiere showing at the Copenhagen Film Festival on 13th November. In the mean time, salivate over the trailer below.

Rammstein’s new album, ‘Liebe Ist Fur Alle Da’ has been deemed so “harmful” to children that it is no longer to be sold to under 18’s, with those over the age of 18 now having to buy it under the counter.

The cover of the album features the band eating the flesh of a woman, whilst the special edition includes six pink, latex replicas of the band’s penises.

The German industrial rockers have always courted controversy, but this is the first time the band has fallen foul of the snappily titled ‘German Office for the Examination of Media Harmful to Young People’, who considered the album’s themes and art to be damaging to young minds.

Now, I’m not being funny but if Rammstein’s tongue in cheek sexual odes are considered harmful to nippers, then what about the likes of Mika eh? Ban that sick filth.