PureVolume is exclusively streaming the new Jamestown Story album Show Me Tomorrow here.

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Today, PureVolume has unveiled the identities behind Ghost Town. They also did a fan Q&A as well as an acoustic session, all of which can be seen here.

You can watch Tallhart's new video for "Drunk Kids" over at PureVolume.

You can watch part two of PureVolume's video interview with Anberlin here.

You can stream Young Statues' Covers EP (as well as read a track-by-track) over at PureVolume.

Neighborhood Kids is streaming its album, Get Dumb, and giving away a free download of "Heartbreakers" on Purevolume.

Youngblood Hawke recently stopped by PureVolume to perform some songs. You can watch the band's session here.

You can stream Last Call's new album Dog Years (as well as read a track-by-track) over at PureVolume.

You can watch part one of PureVolume's video interview with Anberlin here.

Massachusetts based band Arrows Over Athens is streaming their Atlas EP and offering up a free download of their song “Atlas” from The Atlas EP over at Purevolume. Stream the EP here and find the band's winter tour dates in the replies.

PureVolume recently interviewed Ritzy Bryan of The Joy Formidable about the band's upcoming new album Wolf's Law and the flaws of corporate greed. You can read it here.

From The Interview

I think there are a lot of things that we need to look into. But people don’t think it’s coming because it doesn’t work with the way we want to consume. People want to make money, and they have agendas that we absolutely need to be questioning. And we need to be questioning subjects that people tend to shy away from, like overpopulation. But there’s a cynicism, as well—that it doesn’t matter what we do now, that things aren’t going to change. But we can still make changes. Small changes, maybe, to...

The Call Out premiered a new song called "4:36 A.M." on Purevolume. The track was recorded with Tom DeGrazia (That's Outrageous!, 1985).

In celebration of Rage Against The Machine's upcoming 20th anniversary of its debut album, PureVolume is premiering an unreleased demo titled "Auto Logic" here.

Christofer Drew (Never Shout Never) wrote a track by track of his new album Indigo for PureVolume, which you can read here.

PureVolume recently sat down with JEFF The Brotherhood, which you can watch here. At the 2:09 part of the video, the band reveals (jokingly?) the particularly not-so-great experience they had working with producer Dan Auerbach (The Black Keys) on the new album.

Part two of the Man Overboard sessions with PureVolume can be found here.

Man Overboard stopped by PureVolume recently to record an acoustic session, which you can check out here.

PureVolume is streaming Never Shout Never's new album Indigo here.

Maker is streaming a new track called "West Coast" on the band's Purevolume page.

You can stream a brand new Oceans Ate Alaska song over at PureVolume.

Stream Move Out West's EP, All's Well On The Eastern Front, at PureVolume. It was produced by Gary Cioffi (Transit, Misser) and mixed by Paul Leavitt (All Time Low, The Dangerous Summer).

You can stream Like Moths To Flames Punk Goes Pop 5 cover of fun.'s "Some Nights" exclusively at PureVolume.

Our buddies at PureVolume have two great new sessions to share with us today. You can view Anberlin's here and Bad Books here.

Our friends over at PureVolume have yet another video exclusive with Riley Breckenridge of Thrice, which you can view here. In this video, Riley discusses the band's new Anthology release a bit more, as well as the band's best Halloween costumes.

PureVolume is premiering a new Makeshift Prodigy song titled "Perfect Mistake" here.

PureVolume continues to deliver the Halloween goodies, this time with a video of Anberlin discussing their worst Halloween experiences ever. What are yours?

PureVolume has some more Halloween goodness for us today - today they have a video featuring Halloween stories from bands like All Time Low, Taking Back Sunday and more. Check it out here.

You can check out PureVolume's latest live session with Bad Books here.

PureVolume recently interviewed The Smashing Pumpkins's head honco Billy Corgan, which you can read here.

From The Interview

It’s kind of balancing itself out. For years it seemed that the public persona, or the failure — or the perception of failure — dominated the conversation. But now with Oceania as a bookend toward a musical legacy, everything seems to be getting its own balance. Like the albums that deserve attention, the influence we had, my influence, for better or worse — it all seems to be balancing out.

PureVolume is exclusively streaming the new EP from IO Echo here. It also includes a track-by-track commentary.