BoySetsFire have premiered their new music video for song "Let It Go" from their forthcoming album While a Nation Sleeps. The album drops on June 11, 2013 via Bridge Nine Records. In case you missed it, you can read our interview with Nathan Gray here.

A new Mixtapes song titled "Everything's Eventual" can be heard over at their Facebook page. (No prior "like" required, thank goodness.)

It's from the band's upcoming LP Ordinary Silence, due out June 25, 2013 via No Sleep Records. They'll be kicking off a tour with You Blew It!, Light Years and others beginning June 27.

The CBGB Music & Film Festival will be happening Oct. 9 - Oct. 13 in numerous venues around Manhattan and Brooklyn, with the Landmark Sunshine Theater in Manhattan serving as the event's main hub. The festival is promising a wide swath of "music, film, art, social awareness, music industry workshops and conferences."

Badges for the festival will be available at four different tiers, ranging from $100 to $375. No word yet on the lineup, but the organizers are promising over 700 events spread across 175 venues. A promotional video for the event can be seen below; more info is available at the CBGB website.

Brazil's Lisabi have joined the Sinking Ship Records roster. The group are releasing a trio of EPs titled Senseless Acts of Violence. The first EP, Senseless, can be purchased here. The second EP, Acts, will be available July 2, 2013.

Lisabi released a video for a track off of Senseless titled "Aneurisma".

Pity Sex have revealed "Wind Up," a new song from their upcoming full-length Feast of Love, due out June 25, 2013 via Run For Cover Records.

Listen over at Stereogum. The band will be touring with The World Is A Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid To Die and Dads this summer.

Riot Fest - which we are co-sponsoring this year - will be returning to Toronto in 2013, as well as embarking on a new event in Denver. Riot Fest Toronto is set for Aug. 24-25 and Riot Fest Denver will be happening Sept. 21-22; no lineups for either festival as of yet, but we'll keep you posted.

Meanwhile, Riot Fest Chicago is slated for Sept. 13-15 and will feature Fall Out Boy, Blink-182, Violent Femmes, Motorhead, The Lawrence Arms and a slew of others.

Brand New have announced a handful of club shows around their previously announced performance at Riot Fest in Chicago this September.

Click below to see the dates. The band's most recent full-length Daisy was released way back in 2009, although a deluxe reissue of their debut Your Favourite Weapon arrived last year via Razor & Tie.

Into It. Over It. will release a new 7-inch titled Life is Suffering on June 25, 2013 via Topshelf Records. In addition to a pair of full-band live tracks, the package will include a 200 page book featuring band photographs and other content from IIOI's first full-band tour.

The two live tracks, "Anchor" and "Wearing White," can be heard at The AV Club. Both songs originally appeared on 2009's 52 Weeks. IIOI's new full-length and follow-up to 2011's Proper is expected out this year via Triple Crown Records.

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Young Ladies have released a new demo titled "Little Things" which will appear on their upcoming LP this fall. Members of Latterman, Monikers and Daytrader fill out the line up for Young Ladies.

The Fest 12 added another round of bands to its lineup over the weekend, including The Night Marchers, Obits, F.Y.P., Paint It Black, Toys that Kill, Off With Their Heads, Andrew Jackson Jihad, White Lung, Underground Railroad to Candyland, Ceremony, Tenement, Pianos Become the Teeth, Banquets, The Holy Mess, The Slow Death, Post Teens, Leagues Apart, Reverse the Curse, After the Fall, City Mouse, The Careeners (formerly Grabass Charlestons), Audacity, Pentimento, Protagonist, Run, Forever, Light Years, Coffee Project, Dig It Up, High Dive, Nothing In The Dark, Toby Foster, The Reptilian, So Pastel, Sea of Storms, Jabber, Jeff Rowe, War on Women, Radio Havana, Stabbed in Back, Wringer, Who Needs You, Muscle & Bone, Lions, Cassavetes, Donovan Wolfington, Benny The Jet Rodriguez and a reunion set from Monikers.

The Fest 12 will be happening Oct. 31-Nov.3 in Gainesville, FL, with a two-day pre-Fest event set for Oct 29-30 in Ybor City, FL. Tickets and such are available here. The full lineup so far can be seen below.

Reunited hardcore act Modern Life Is War have finished recording their fourth studio album. For this release, the band has returned to God City Studio and Deathwish Inc; the same combination that brought the world 2005's Witness.

The band reported on their Facebook page:

We have completed our new album. We are beyond excited. More news will soon come. Go see what Deathwish Inc. had to say about it.

And then on Deathwish's Facebook:

Modern Life Is War have finished recording their new album at God City. I haven't been this excited and moved from a contemporary hardcore/punk release in a long time. More news on the release coming soon.

You can also see some photos from their time in the studio here.

The Shirts For A Cure Project (SFAC) has announced details for their Ten Year Anniversary Celebration on Sunday, June 16. The celebration will take place on a boat cruise around Manhattan featuring Pennsylvania's Title Fight. All proceeds from the evening will benefit women battling breast cancer via the Syrentha Savio Endowment (SSE). Additional special guests will be announced in the coming weeks and there will be exclusive Shirts For A Cure x Title Fight merchandise available for purchase on board, both t-shirts and posters to commemorate the evening. You can find out more and purchase tickets here.

And in case you missed it, you can read our interview with SFAC founder, Mark Beemer, here.

Murder By Death has released the music video for their song "Lost River" off 2012's Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon.

A Great Big Pile of Leaves have posted a stream of their song "Pet Mouse." The song is set to appear on the band's upcoming debut full-length, You're Always On My Mind, due out July 2, 2013 via Topshelf Records.

...and again we're late posting the episode. I blame Victoria Day up here in Canada. God save the Queen and all that. This week on the Punknews Podcast Adam White, Chris Moran and Greg Simpson discuss AFI's recent teasers, Black Flag's new video, the FYF Fest lineup, the entry requirements at Vaccines shows, the Lawrence Arms in the studio, Elway's next record and more.

We also feature music from Captain, We're Sinking and Minor Arcana.

You can click Read More to stream and/or download the show, or subscribe via RSS or iTunes. You can always send us your feedback in the comments section or via e-mail.

Patrick Kindlon and Matthew Rosenberg are a comic book-writing duo who have recently debuted their latest project, 12 Reasons to Die, a story originated by Ghostface Killah of Wu-Tang Clan and music producer Adrian Younge. The story tells two intertwined tales: one of Anthony Starks, and another of a mysterious, unnamed character. As the story unfolds, the reader begins to understand the overarching course of the series.

The duo are no strangers to the comic book business having worked together on projects such as Menu, released by Trip City, and a backup story in the Image Comics' series Five Ghosts. The book itself is being released by the up-and-coming publisher, Black Mask Studios. Black Mask is headed by Bad Religion guitarist and Epitaph Records owner, Brett Gurewitz, alongside comic book industry veterans Steve Niles and Matt Pizzolo. Contributing editor, Armando Olivas, spoke with Patrick and Matthew about the latest project and more.

The Smith Street Band have announced plans for a trek across their homeland of Australia this August and September. Joining them on this brief jaunt will be Joyce Manor and Cheap Girls.

Today's stream comes from Oakland, CA-based Druglords of the Avenues. We've got a stream of six new songs from their new release, New Drugs, which is due out today digitally via Red Scare. Physical copies of the record will be available June 4, 2013. Pre-orders for those are available here.

You can find the new songs on Druglords of the Avenue's Punknews.org Profile.

Address, a new project featuring members of One Win Choice and imadethismistake, are heading out on an east coast tour today, kicking off in Richmond, VA. The band will be working on their debut LP this summer.