House Of Heroes is an alternative rock band from Columbus, Ohio, that will release its fifth studio album "Cold Hard Want" on July 10th through Gotee Records.

The new record was produced by Paul Moak (Seabird, Lovedrug, Third Day) and mixed by J.R. McNeely (Kutless, Jeremy Camp, Anberlin, MercyMe).

The first single off "Cold Hard Want" is titled "Touch This Light" and was released a few days ago with the b-side "Dead". Watch the video directed by Nathan Corrona (Sanctus Real, Run Kid Run, Jeremy Camp) clicking on the image.

Philadelphia-based three-piece rock band Jukebox The Ghost will release its third studio album on June, 12 via Yep Roc Records.

The new record is titled "Safe Travels", was produced by Dan Romer (Jenny Owen Youngs, Ingrid Michaelson, He Is We) and is described by the Washington Post as "rambunctious pop music with the compact melodicism of the Beatles, the ambitious prog sprawl of Yes, and the persistent dance motion of New Order."

The new record features the two singles "Somebody" and "Oh, Emily", released a couple of weeks ago. You can stream both tracks at Jukebox The Ghost's website, where you can also download "Oh, Emily" for free.

Congratulations to Australian rockers New Empire: their great track "One Heart / Million Voices", from their last album "Symmetry", has been selected as the official theme song for the 2012 Summer Olympics on Australian TV.

Watch the very emotional video, directed by independent film maker Peter John, clicking on the frame. To find more about Julius Achon and Eloise Wellings, the main characters of the video, follow this link.

And if you live in Australia, don't miss New Empire's acoustic tour next June. More info on their facebook page.

"Devil Ride" is the new single/video for Australian post-grunge/stoner rock band Tracer. The video was directed by Tim Pine and you can watch it now by clicking on the image on the left. You can also listen to and download the track for free at SoundCloud.

Tracer are actually touring Europe to promote their album "Spaces in Between", released last October. They will also be opening the main stage at Graspop Metal Meeting this year on Friday 22 June. In addiction, the Australians will be supporting Black Label Society for some of their German shows and one in Portugal in June too. Head to the band's website for more info.

Californian pop/rock/funk/soul/electronic band Foster The People have just released a new video for the "Torches"' single "Houdini": the video is another creation from Daniels who were also responsible for the "Don't Stop" video.

Also, check out the official video for "Warrior", the newest track from the "3 Artists, 1 Song" Converse and Journeys' series featuring Mark Foster of Foster The People, trendsetting DJ A-Trak and rising star Kimbra.   For an exclusive free download of the track, follow this link.

I already told you about Keane's upcoming new studio album "Strangeland", set to be released on May 7th, and the first two singles/videos off the new record, "Silenced By The Night" and "Disconnected".

Now I'm happy to report that tomorrow's "An Evening With Keane" event for Amazon in London will stream live worldwide, at amazon.co.uk/eveningwithkeane. It begins at 7.30pm UK time, with a 30 minute Q&A followed by a 30 minute live performance. Don't miss it!

Speaking of "Strangeland", If you'd like to preview all of the new album's songs, you can do so heading to the Keane's website.

Texan indie poprockers The Soldier Thread have a brand new video out. It's for the song "Pretty Bones" and was produced by Digital Shakedown and directed by Justin Kirchhoff.

"Pretty Bones" is included in the delicious "The Bull EP" (named after the cover artwork) that was independently released at the beginning of the year. To preview the songs included in the EP, head over the band's facebook page now.

And, as usual, click on the frame on the left to watch The Soldier Thread's new video.

Yeah, never worry about Blue October, 'cause they always deliver!

Today is the time of the brand new video for the song "The Worry List", one of the many pearls of the last incredible album by the Texan band, "Any Man In America".   Lyricwise, the song is a message to vocalist Justin's ex-wife, telling her to stop worrying about him, because he doesn't want her shit anymore, he's fine, he's got plenty of friends around and, most of all, has found God in his daughter Blue and this gives him a strength he never knew he was able to ever feel.

So, enjoy the video now clicking on the image on the left.