Totally Fuzzy — no new streams to be found today, so I'll just have to dabble in some older stuff... let's ROCK HARD! today Sweden’s INEVITABLE END returns with their new album The Oculus. The Oculus is a significant evolution away from their earlier death met... more info

NME — Brit metallers reveal the lighter side of 'The Here And Now' more info

Altsounds — Century Media Records are thrilled to be able to announce that ARCHITECTS have been confirmed to appear on the main stage of the prestigious Reading and Leeds festivals in August. They'll be joining the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, The Blackout, D... more info

NME — Architects and We Are The Ocean also announced for festival more info

ContactMusic — Iron Maiden and Bullet For My Valentine will go head-to-head in the Best UK Band category at this year's Metal Hammer Golden God Awards. The bands face competition from Skindred, Architects and Bring Me The Horizon to win the coveted prize, which ... more info

Guardian Music — The Royal Institute of British Architects' latest report is downbeat, but the profession retains its allure. Even Justin Bieber wants to be oneWill there be such a thing as an architect in 2025? The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) isn't ... more info

Guardian Music — Little is known about this mysterious and oddly monikered band. But their dark and dour dance music never ceases to catch fireHometown: Brighton.The lineup: Someone called Thom, plus five mates.The background: We're sorry, we haven't a clue, as the l... more info

NME — Dean leaves metalcore band due to family commitments more info

Altsounds — Massively popular Sheffield metallers *BRING ME THE HORIZON* have added a Cardiff University Great Hall show on 1st May 2011 to their UK April and May headline tour alongside Parkway Drive, Architects and The Devil Wears Prada. Tickets are selling ... more info

Chorus.fm — In a recent interview (http://blaremagazine.com/2011/02/03/interview-architects), *Architects'* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/architects) Sam Carter talks about the band's change in sound and states why fans should be a bit more impartial. more info