Blue October new studio album "Any Man In America", produced by Tim Palmer (H.I.M, Live, Goo Goo Dolls, Switchfoot, Robert Plant) will be released on August 16th.

The first single "The Chills" premiered a bunch of hours ago on Rock 101.9 RXP FM.

Listen to it now:

The Killers' Ronnie Vannucci is set to release his highly anticipated solo debut album "Big Talk" this July 19 via Epitaph Records.

"Big Talk" was produced by Ronnie Vannucci and Joe Chicarelli (The Strokes, Counting Crows, Manchester Orchestra) and mixed by Alan Moulder (Placebo, Foo Fighters, Depeche Mode, Lostprophets, A Perfect Circle) and finds The Killers' talented multi-instrumentalist and songwriter moving out front to unleash 12 songs of masterfully crafted guitar driven pop. A pitch perfect summertime soundtrack, Big Talk deftly mixes new and classic sounds to generate a record certain to please both dedicated Killers' fans and lovers of classic hook filled radio-friendly rock.

The first single from "Big Talk", a luxuriant blast of modernized rock-n-roll entitled "Getaways" is available now via iTunes. You can stream the track here. 

Parachute are about to land with their sophomore release, "The Way It Was", on Mercury Records. The album was produced by John Fields (Switchfoot, the Goo Goo Dolls, P!nk, Paper Tongues) and features the hit single "Something To Believe In" (a staple on ESPN) as well as the track "Kiss Me Slowly" (co-written with Grammy winners Lady Antebellum).

Official release date for "The Way It Was" is next tuesday, May 17.

Fountains of Wayne's new album, Sky Full of Holes, will be released in the US on August 2 by Yep Roc Records, and on July 20 by Warner Music in Japan (other international release dates coming soon). Recorded in New York City, Sky Full of Holes features 13 new songs written and produced by Chris Collingwood and Adam Schlesinger. The album was mixed by John Holbrook, who also worked on Welcome Interstate Managers and Traffic And Weather. The band - Collingwood, Schlesinger, guitarist Jody Porter, and drummer Brian Young - will tour extensively in support of the new album beginning this summer.

Fountains of Wayne have a brand new website online starting today. Click on the image below to visit it now:

Hinder have released just a few hours ago the video for the second single from their third album, "All American Nightmare".

Enjoy the official video for "What Ya Gonna Do" now:

They graced our ears with "Fables From A Mayfly: What I Tell You Three Times Is True" in 2007 and revelead themselves as one of the greatest modern progressive band around.

This coming july Fair To Midland will return with a new album, "Arrows & Anchors": produced by famous knobsmaster Joe Barresi (Queens of the Stone Age, Weezer, Coheed and Cambria, Tool, Bad Religion, Backyard Babies, Pearl) and featuring 15 tracks, A&A it's going to be released by E1 Music label on July 12th.

Listen to the first single "Musical Chairs" here.

Press release:

"EISLEY's music video for "Smarter," the first single from their new album THE VALLEY, premieres today on mtvU and online at mtvU.com. The video was filmed near the band's hometown of Tyler, Texas, and directed by photographer Chris Phelps, who shot all of Eisley's packaging and publicity photos for THE VALLEY as well as other artists including MGMT, Panic! At The Disco, B.o.B. and Travie McCoy.
"Smarter" has received nationwide radio support while spending nine consecutive weeks on the FMQB Triple A top 200 radio charts. "Smarter" also spent six weeks on the FMQB Submodern top 200 chart, peaking at #25, with spins and support from KROQ/Los Angeles, KDGE/Dallas, WEDG/Buffalo, KBZT/San Diego, KFMA/Tucson, WRMR/Wilimington, WCNR/Charlottesville, WCYY/Portland and more. Says Josh Venable of KYSR/Los Angeles and KDGE/Dallas, "Comparisons to Kate Bush and her 2000's counterpart Florence and The Machine are fine by me. This is the Eisley album we've been waiting for since the beginning. Don't wait. This is the future."
Eisley are in the midst of a six-week headlining tour in support of THE VALLEY, with dates continuing through June 4. In a review of last week's show at Boston's Brighton Music Hall, the Boston Globe wrote, "They worked up a muscular guitar power that somehow maintained a sundressy feel.... By the time the band performed the romantic eulogy 'Ambulance' and the ghostly 'Marvelous Things' an observer might have found himself at a loss for words." See below for a list of remaining dates.
Plans are in the works for a second vinyl pressing of The Valley on transparent blue-green stock; more details will be available in the coming weeks."

And here's the video for "Smarter":