Upper crust punk rock act The Yuppie Pricks have returned with a new full length titled Balls. Label Chicken Ranch records has launched an e-card which streams the new record. It's well worth suffering through the cover art for the tunes, in case you get there and start having doubts. There's a cool cover of the Undertones' "Male Model" in there near the end. The record follows up 2005's Alternative Tentacles released Broker’s Banquet.

The band has three songs online for download from the record as well. You can grab "Collars Up," "Greed Is Good" and "Fuck You I'm Rich" now.

The band announced a break up in 2006, playing their supposedly final show at Rollercon in Las Vegas in 2006. The group has managed to play SXSW each year since, so between that and the new album it's safe to say they're still together.

Political grindcore act Misery Index have posted some new music from their upcoming album. The record is titled Traitors and is due out September 30, 2008.

You can check out the song on their myspace page.

Sweden's Burst have posted another new song from their forthcoming full length. The record is titled Lazarus Bird and is due out September 16, 2008 in the US and September 22, 2008 in Europe. They released their previous album, Origo in 2005.

You can check out "Exterminate The" on their myspace page.

MxPx have posted the new video from their 2007 album, Secret Weapon.

You can check it out here.

Fall Out Boy have posted a stream of the first single from their upcoming, fourth full-length record, Folie A Deux. The track "I Don't Care" will be featured in the upcoming comedy film "Sex Drive."

You can check out the track at the band's MySpace page.

Folie A Deux is out November 4th.


Editor's note: We're taking bets on how many comments with the clever retort "I don't care" will be posted. I'm guessing somewhere between 7 and 18. -chris

Bloomington, IN's Prizzy Prizzy Please have posted a track from their upcoming EP. The song, 'Melt Meltdown' will be included on their Joyful Noise debut PPPPPEP which is due in late October, shortly after their Riot Fest gig. The band will be touring the Midwest in support of the EP throughout November.

You can check out the song at the band's MySpace page.

San Diego's Unwritten Law has posted the cover art and a song from their upcoming live CD / DVD Live & Lawless. The album is due September 30th via Suburban Noize Records. You can stream "Shoulda Known Better" on the band's MySpace page. The cover art can be found here.

The performance captured on the set was recorded at the Key Club on the Sunset Strip in March of this year. The results fill a 16 track album (including hits "Up All Night," "Save Me (Wake Up Call)" and "Seein' Red") while the DVD features 22 performances, including a 5 song acoustic set.

Brookline, MA’s the Serious Geniuses has released two tracks from their forthcoming album You Can Steal The Riffs, But You Can’t Steal The Talent, which will see its release September 9 via Kiss of Death Records.

You can check out the tracks “Backwards, Thinking Backwards” and “27/57” on MySpace.

See You Next Tuesday has posted a new track online titled "She Once Said I Was a Romantic." You can check out the track on MySpace.

"She Once Said I Was a Romantic" appears on the bands forthcoming, October 14 release Intervals.

Toronto hardcore act Fucked Up have released a new track from their upcoming debut for Matador Records. You can stream or download "Twice Born" at the Matador Blog or Pitchfork.

The new record, titled The Chemistry Of Common Lifem is due out on October 7th.You can check out the cover art here.

Brooklyn, NY's TV On The Radio have posted two new songs from their upcoming album, Dear Science. The album is set to come out September 23rd, via Interscope records.

You can listen to both songs on the band's MySpace page.

Los Angeles, CA's The Jealous Sound have posted the title track off of their upcoming full length, Got Friends. The band has cleverly claimed that a group of terrorists named Gel Is Sound have taken the song hostage and posted it on their virb page.

No word on what label the album will come out on, but in 2005 the band signed to The Militia Group and haven't released any new material since then. Regardless, the song can be found here.

Crime In Stereo has posted the song "Everywhere And All The Time" from their upcoming collection Selective Wreckage. You can stream it at their MySpace page. The CD / LP Selective Wreckage will feature ten unreleased songs chronicling the band's evolution from 2006's The Troubled Stateside to `07's Is Dead. It arrives in stores on September 30th. In addition, Bridge Nine Records will be re-releasing the band's The Troubled Stateside on vinyl on September 16th. The band previously announced plans to release three full lengths and two EPs in the next 12 months.

Crime In Stereo will tour soon with Fake Problems, following which they'll join the Easycore Tour with New Found Glory, A Day To Remember, Four Year Strong and the International Superheroes of Hardcore. We posted the tour dates earlier.

Dayton, Ohio's The Story Changes have posted a new song online titled "I Remember." The track can be heard at the band's MySpace page. The song appears on the new compilation called The Good Times, recently released by Future Destination Records.

The band has spent most of the year on tour supporting their recent full length album The Way of the Dinosaur.

Huntington Station, New York's Yes Sensi have announced details on a number of new releases planned for the later half of the year. The band has a 7" titled 3 Songs to be released by Rok Lok Records and the UK based Russian Folk Stories. You can preview "Don't Fear The Riffer" at the band's MySpace page. The band will then release two new songs on a split 7" with CMR and will contribute a new track to an upcoming Dead Broke Rekerdz compilation.

The band last released their self-titled third full length in 2007 on Rok Lok.