Just a few days after the video premiere of "The Forgotten", a song included in the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of "Breaking Dawn Part 2", we get a brand new clip for Green Day.

We're talking of "Stray Heart", the first single released from "¡Dos!", the second chapter of the "¡Uno! ¡Dos! ¡Tré!" trilogy, to be released at the beginning of next week.

Watch the very funny and grotesque video for "Stray Heart" clicking on the image on the left.

Irish pop rockers The Script have a brand new video out: it's for the song "Six Degrees Of Separation", the second single (and one of the best tracks) off the band's third studio album "#3".

The official music video was filmed on October 16 and it was directed by Phil Harder (Incubus, Foo Fighters, Rob Thomas, Billy Talent) and produced by Vision Film Co. The instrumental of the song was chosen by Apple to be included in the promotional video of its iPad Mini. Click on the frame to watch the video now.

Rio Bravo is a four piece indie rock-and-roll group from Wilmington, NC, influenced by Band Of Horses, Bon Iver, Kings Of Leon, Radiohead, Neon Trees, MuteMath.

The band combines raw feeling and catchy melodies in a unique sound. Micah Kolk's (singer) powerful voice and emotional songwriting is part of what gives Rio their edge. Partnered with Bryan Davis' (lead guitar) popular and commercial tendencies all on top of the rock solid rhythm section made up of Christian Black (drummer) and Ed Sumpter (bassist) they have been able to create something amazing.

Rio Brave, which debuted in 2010 with the full-length album "Fences", have just released a new EP, "Unbelievable Lie", that you can grab for free thanks to Noisetrade. Just click on the image on the left and follow the instructions.

Brisbane melodic anthemic post-rockers Aerials present their brand new video for the new single "Patient Parades", a track that reflects the band's more experimental influences such as Radiohead and Massive Attack. Watch it now clicking on the image on the left.

Talking of videos, here you can find the links to watch Aerials' previous clips for their debut single "Silhouettes" and for the second one, "Black & Blue".

Enjoy one of the most promising Australian bands.

Hunter Valentine is an alternative rock band from Toronto, Canada, featuring Kiyomi McCloskeyon (vocals/guitar), Laura Petracca (drums) and Veronica Sanchez (bass) and influenced by the likes of The Police, Kings Of Leon, The Pretenders, Muse, Janis Joplin, Loverboy and Passion Pit.

After releasing the debut album "The Impatient Romantic" in 2007 and the EP "Lessons From The Late Night" in 2010, the band added famed Canadian producer and Treble Charger front-man Greig Nori to the mix for their sophomore full-length effort, "Collide & Conquer". Noted for his hit-making influences on bands Sum 41 and Hedley, Nori proved to be the guru Hunter Valentine needed to sharpen their skills and change up the game.

With partnerships such as USAID and WalkFree, MTV Exit -a massive campaign and movement to end the criminal act of human trafficking- and Simple Plan joined forces to create a video highlighting the suffering and abuse that is the reality of thousands of exploited youth around the world.

Simple Plan and the MTV Exit team worked together on while the band were in Hanoi, Vietnam earlier this year, to produce this very special video for "This Song Saved My Life" (from the last Canadian pop-punksters' album "Get Your Heart On!").

Here we have a new, official video for Matchbox Twenty's "Overjoyed", the new single off the American band last album "North".

The video, directed by Bigtv (Andy Delaney and Monty Whitebloom) was filmed on September 22 and shows the band in a carousel and other carnival rides trigger memories.

In other news, iTunes has just released an EP featuring 6 tracks and two videos from Matchbox Twenty's last September performance at the iTunes Festival in London. Grab it now following this link.

The project revolves around 10 unreleased songs that were recorded in 2009, prior to the making of "Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys". The band will release two songs a month for five months from the "Conventional Weapons" sessions; the ten songs will eventually create a box set that houses five 7-inches.

The first couple of track, featuring "Boy Division" (Side A on the 7") and "Tomorrow's Money", is available now (click on the titles for a full preview of the songs) while the second couple, "AMBULANCE" and "Gun.", will be released on November 23.