Science vs Romance: “Sampler”

Our stream for today comes from Stourbridge, UK-based Science vs Romance. We thought this would be a good opportunity to introduce you to the band, who will be among the openers for Far's upcoming reunion tour in the UK. The group is influenced by Johnny Marr, The Cure, Jimmy Eat World, Weezer, Death Cab for Cutie and Ned's Atomic Dustbin and we've got four selections for you today, both from their previous release and forthcoming full length.

Check out the songs on their Punknews.org Profile.

La Dispute: “Somewhere At The Bottom Of The River Between Vega And Altair”

Our stream for this sunny Monday comes from Grand Rapids, MI-based La Dispute. The band is gearing up for their new full length, Somewhere At The Bottom Of The River Between Vega And Altair which is due out tomorrow. The band plays melancholy hardcore in the vein of bands like The Killing Tree and Modern Life Is War with traces of At The Drive-In.

You can check out the stream on their Punknews.org Profile.

Scream Hello: “Everything Is Always Still Happening”

Our stream today comes from New Brunswick, NJ-based Scream Hello. The band released Everything Is Always Still Happening to considerable acclaim. Our reviewer noted:

A record full of emotive moments on opposite ends of the spectrum, intricate texturing and a certain relatable quality that's lost on many other 'emotional rock' records. […] verything Is Always Still Happening is not just a serious contender for debut of the year, but for record of the year outright.

See for yourself via the stream on their Punknews.org Profile.

Tigers Jaw: “Tigers Jaw”

Our stream for today comes from Scranton, PA-based Tigers Jaw. The band takes influences like Weakerthans, Title Fight and Weezer and puts them in a melancholy blender on their self-titled full length and you can check out the entire thing on their Punknews.org Profile.

Tim Barry: “Manchester”

Our stream today comes from Tim Barry. His new record, Manchester, was released this week and represents the latest from the prolific solo artist and former Avail frontman.

You can check out the album on his Punknews.org Profile.

Warship: “Supply and Depend”

Our stream today comes from Warship. The band includes former members of From Autumn To Ashes but takes the band's hardcore influences and fuses them with the sound of 90s-era rock like Nirvana and the Pixies.

You can check out the stream on their Punknews.org Profile.

True Widow (Slowride, The Mag Seven): “True Widow”

Our stream for today comes from Dallas, Texas-based True Widow. The band is the new shoegaze-influenced project from members of Slowride and The Mag Seven. The record is titled True Widow and is due out November 11, 2008.

Check out the whole thing on their Punknews.org Profile..

Virgins (ex-New Mexican Disaster Squad): “Miscarriage”

Our stream today comes from Orlando, Florida's own Virgins. The band is the new project from Sam Johnson of New Mexican Disaster Squad. The record is titled Miscarriage and promises a record that is both influences by 80s hardcore/punk, "raw, snotty, and full of angst," with "a dose of southern fried dirt rockin' hooks and riffs "

Check it out for yourself on their Punknews.org Profile.

Envy / Thursday: “Split”

The highly anticipated split between Envy and Thursday is now streaming online. The split is being released as a vinyl+CD combination by Temporary Residence.

You can check out the stream here.

Speaking of which, you can still enter to win a rare test press, gold or silver vinyl edition of the album via our contest here.

Dead To Me: “Little Brother”

Don't say we never get you anything. On this fall day, we bring you a full stream of the new EP from Dead To Me. The disc is titled Little Brother and is out today. It features five new songs from the band and follows their album, Cuban Ballerina, which was released in 2006.

Check it out on their Punknews.org Profile.

Akimbo: “Jersey Shores”

More streaming action for you today, this one is the new record from Seattle, WA's Akimbo. The record is titled Jersey Shores and is due out October 28, 2008. The acclaimed band fuses sounds like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and The Who with Black Flag,The Jesus Lizard and The Melvins. The new record is the follow up to Navigating the Bronze which was released in 2007.

Check out "Jersey Shores" on their Punknews.org Profile.