Jeff Martin's (This Day and Age) new band Pompton Lakes has released a music video for "Home," which you can view in the replies. The band's new album Rest can be purchased on iTunes.

Jeff Martin formerly of This Day and Age is fronting a new band called Pompton Lakes. They just finished recording their debut album which will come out later this Fall and are playing their first ever show in Philadelphia on August 17 with their friends Dinner and a Suit.

This Day and Age recently released Always Leave the Ground on vinyl through American Dream Records. Since the stellar album came out way back in 2004, originally on One Eleven Records, we've partnered up with the band and label to bring you a full stream of the record to refresh your memory. Check out the stream on the band's AP.net Profile and if you like what you hear, it's available to order now. Reminisce about the album in the replies, or if you're just hearing it for the first time, leave your thoughts.

You can now pre-order This Day & Age's fantastic album Always Leave The Ground on vinyl through American Dream Records.

Jeff Martin (This Day & Age) is working on a new project, so follow him on Twitter for updates. He also released an album titled The First Joke & Other Matters last year, which you can check out on Amazon.

If there was ever a band that understood the indie rock sound, it was This Day and Age. The Buffalo, New York quintet dropped three albums in its lifetime: Start Over On Monday, Always Leave the Ground and The Bell and Hammer, swooning more hearts with each release. Their music was stunningly beautiful and often boiled down to a few signature characteristics: atmosphere, intricacy and a decent dose of pulsing rock (for the perfect example, see “Always Straight Ahead”). They penned lyrics that were concerned with subjects beyond the trivialities of daily life, too, often tackling spiritual and philosophical matters. Unfortunately, they split in 2004 when Jeff Martin left the band. ...

Jeff Martin and Steve Padin of This Day & Age have added another song, "In This Story," from their new album to myspace. The full-length album, The First Joke & Other Matters, comes out independently this Tuesday. Feel free to add them on Twitter.

The high-res artwork for Jeff Martin and Steve Padin's The First Joke & Other Matters can be seen in the AP.net Gallery. The album will be available on iTunes on Jan. 19, 2010 and, as it is a truly independent release, the guys would like you to spread the word all you can. Check out their twitter and myspace for more.

We have another exciting exclusive for you today, one that may enchant your very ears into a feverish dance. Jeff Martin and Steve Padin, both formerly of the atmospheric deity This Day and Age, have a new song called "In This Story", and they want AP.net to hear it first. Head over to their AP.net Profile and let us know what you think. The duo's new album, The First Joke and Other Matters, comes out January 19, 2010.

Jeffrey Martin and Steven Padin of This Day and Age have just finished recording a new album entitled The First Joke & Other Matters. You can look for some tunes to pop up soon both here and on myspace.

Tracklist:
1. Page in Book
2. Perelandra
3. In This Story
4. Farewell, The Company
5. Forrest (Forest)
6. Winston Was Here
7. Look Me Listen, Listen Me Look
8. Smile, Future
9. Note to Friends
10. Runway

Looks like Jeff Martin and Steven Padin of This Day and Age will release their new album in January. A song or two from the album will be available this month on myspace.

Jeff Martin (This Day & Age) will be playing his first show in nearly three years. If you live in or around the Philadelphia area and are interested, you could email him at jeffmartin@111records for information. He will be playing with guitarist Trevor Hall.

Jeffrey Martin and Steve Padin (both fmr. This Day and Age) are working on a new 10-track album together. They will reveal the new project along with a song or two in the coming weeks.

I've updated the Music Player on the right of the home page with This Day and Age's "More of a Climb, Less of a Walk" from their album The Bell and the Hammer. You might have heard about this band but never checked them out, so why not take a simple click and listen to a great song? Like what you hear? Pick up the album and discover what you've been missing.

Jeff Martin (This Day & Age) has finished tracking a few new songs, which are currently being mixed. You'll hear these songs soon, as he's going to post them online. Rumor has it that Jeff and Steve Padin (This Day & Age/The Reign of Kindo) will be releasing something together in the not-so-distant future. Stay tuned.

Jeff Martin from This Day & Age will be doing a series of special acoustic shows. Find out how you can be involved here.

Jeff Martin of This Day and Age is planning a solo/acoustic tour.

Does this mean a possible This Day and Age reunion?

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111 Records have a brand new website and merch store with exclusive new items from The Spill Canvas, Rookie of the Year, This Day and Age, and more. How do you all like the new design?

The Reign of Kindo (ex-This Day & Age) will be hosting a CD release party for their new EP on August 30th at The Town Ballroom in Buffalo, NY: full details can be found here.

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Downtown Rivals has posted a sampler for free download here. The full track listing can be found in the replies.

One Eleven Records has unveiled their second t-shirt in their "Amazing Summer Deals" promotion. You can recieve a special shirt from the defunct act, This Day & Age for only $6.11. Don't forget that you still have a chance to buy a specific Spill Canvas shirt for the same price. You can buy both here.

For a limited time, The Reign of Kindo (ex-This Day & Age) will be giving everyone a sneak-peek of their self-titled debut EP, which will be in stores on August 21st. The band will be posting various selections on their myspace throughout the next couple months. Also, their first tour dates have been posted and more will be added in the near future.