"Kingdom of Rust" is the critically-acclaimed and beloved British trio's first album in four years. The album delivers Doves' most intimate and cerebral album to date. Comprised of brothers Jez and Andy Williams, and Jimi Goodwin, the band has been recording the album for the past 18 months, having ensconced themselves to a farm house-come-studio in Cheshire, England. They teamed up with long-time Doves collaborator Dan Austin to co-produce all but two tracks on the album. For the additional two tracks, "10.03" and "Winter Hill," the group worked with ace producer John Leckie (Stone Roses, Radiohead).

With this single (and album), Emery is sticking to their music roots by picking up where they left off with their recent While Broken Hearts Prevail EP by keeping it heavy, exciting and enticing.

Commenting on the single, vocalist / bassist, Toby Morrell states, "I believe this is the heaviest and at the same time the most melodic song Emery has ever written. The heavy parts are super heavy, and the melodic parts are soft and catchy."

Commenting on the signing, Tankian explained: "As someone who appreciates Death By Stereo and what they've done over the years, when I found out that the band was looking for a new label partner, I immediately approached them about the possibility of signing to Serjical Strike. "They are an amazing band that has always impressed me with their musicianship, honesty and work ethic. Their latest album is one that I am very happy to be a part of as I feel it is their best yet."

According to the website live4ever.us, the unidentified song-in-progress, just Noel Gallagher and an acoustic guitar, was recorded by a fan during an Oasis soundcheck before a concert in Tapei City, Taiwan.

JSS, better known as former Yngwie Malmsteen, TSO, and Journey vocalist Jeff Scott Soto, will release his highly acclaimed album "Beautiful Mess" on CD with a bonus DVD.

The Harbinger will contain 11 blistering tracks, which were recorded with Tim Lambesis (As I Lay Dying), Daniel Castleman, and Kelly Cairns at Lambesis studios in San Diego, CA (Sworn Enemy, Impending Doom, War of Ages).

Trouble began his takeover at Irvine's Bamboozle Left April 5�on a bill featuring headliners 50 Cent, Deftones and Taking Back Sunday. He immediately joins Santigold in San Francisco for a coast-to-coast romp.