War From A Harlots Mouth have posted the eleventh episode of the 2008 U.S. touring documentary online, you can find it below:

Studio footage of Cruel Hand tracking their forthcoming new album “Lock & Key” has been posted online below. “Lock & Key” is set for a July 27th release date through Bridge Nine and will be preceded by a new 7″/digital EP on June 22nd.

The upcoming 2-CD deluxe edition reissue of Queens Of The Stone Age’s 2000 outing “Rated R” has been bumped back to an August 03rd release date through Interscope. A digital version of the outing is also being prepared for a release on the same date. Further details on what extra content the set will feature are currently pending.

A new track has been posted online from frequent Queens Of The Stone Age collaborator Alain Johannes‘ (Eleven, etc.) forthcoming solo album, “Spark“. You can check out the song “Endless Eyes“, which was written as an ode to his late wife Natasha Shneider, online here. “Spark” will see an August 31st release date through Rekords Rekords/Dangerbird.

The Devil Wears Prada have announced that they have wrapped up work on their forthcoming new EP. While no further details were offered, the the outing is expected to surface later this year.

Soilwork have a video for their track “Deliverance Is Mine” in the works. The clip will be helmed by director Ivan Colic (Type O Negative, Ex Deo) and will surface in the coming weeks. For now, the band offered the following on it:

“Our new video ‘Deliverance Is Mine’ will be the follow-up to 2003’s CGI animated masterpiece ‘Light The Torch’. We’ve always loved that clip and it’s really exciting to be able to give it a sequel! The song is about people living through others like parasites, a perfect setting for the evil scientist and his humanoid servant to continue their cruel experiments. So far the first drafts look jaw-dropping and we have no doubt that the team over at Rock The Nation will do an amazing job on ‘Deliverance Is Mine’!”

Soilwork’s new album “The Panic Broadcast” is set for a July 13th North American release date through Nuclear Blast.

Quality live footage of Filter performing in Los Angeles, CA last week has been made available online below:

Filter are currently prepping their new album “The Trouble With Angels” for an as-yet unannounced August release date.

Unsane will be performing their 1995 album “Scattered, Smothered & Covered” live in its entirety at the following series of shows this summer:

August 05th New York, NY – Santos Party House (Feat. Keelhaul, Pigs)
August 07th Baltimore, MD – Otto Bar (Feat. Keelhaul)
August 22nd Toronto, ON – Sneaky Dee’s (Feat. Today Is The Day, Keelhaul)
August 23rd Akron, OH – Backstage Concert Club (Feat. Today Is The Day, Keelhaul)
August 24th Chicago, IL – Empty Bottle (Feat. Today Is The Day, Keelhaul)
August 26th Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon (Feat. Today Is The Day, Keelhaul)
August 27th Minneapolis, MN – Grumpy’s Bar (“Amphetamine Reptile Records’ 25th Anniversary Bash“)

Band frontman/guitarist Chris Spencer offered the following comment on playing the album live:

“We’re really looking forward to the Unsane shows in August. The idea of performing “Scattered, Smothered and Covered” in its entirety is something that I have wanted to do for a very long time. To do an album that I like that much from start to finish is going to be incredible. We’ve never done this before, and it’s going to be both challenging and very exciting. The thought of being able to also do this at the AmRep anniversary show really kicks it up a notch!”