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Thy? is a progressive death metal band from Hudson County, New Jersey. Having released several demos since their high school years, it was only their first studio release in 2005 that gained them a lot of local attention. The three song EP clocked in at over 20 minutes and prompted compliments across the internet, from web-zines to well known musicians a like.

We are one week away from The Haunted releasing their massive ‘Unseen’ record upon the masses. The highly anticipated follow-up to 2008’s ‘Versus’ sees the band swing for the fences with a massive, catchy heavy metal record unlike anything else you would expect from the Swedish powerhouse. Now, The Haunted have teamed up with MetalSucks.net to launch an exclusive stream of ‘Unseen’ online. Head over to MetalSucks.net to check out the album and be sure to pre-order your copy before it is released on March 22nd.

Beginning March 11, Relix Magazine’s online residence will exclusively host a brand new Clutch recording called “Box Car Shorty’s Confession” from the veteran rock band’s forthcoming ‘Basket of Eggs’ studio project. Featuring 10 newly finished electric and acoustic songs, ‘Basket of Eggs’ will only be available to those who purchase Clutch’s $15.98 fan friendly priced deluxe 25 song, double disc edition of ‘Blast Tyrant’, which drops at retail and digital outlets for public purchase…

The Lonely Forest unveil a new song, “Coyote,” as the KEXP Song of the Day today. The song is taken from their forthcoming Trans Records label debut ‘Arrows’, in stores March 22. Critical acclaim for ‘Arrows’ in advance of the release includes praise from NYLON and Alternative Press. Meanwhile, NPR’s Song of the Day hails the band’s previous single, saying “‘Turn Off This Song’ serves as a catchy call to arms, not to mention one of the best and most honest slices of pop music around.”

Bloodiest are among the 12 bands premiering new music exclusively via Epitonic.com today in celebration of the site’s official re-launch. Originally launched in 1999, Epitonic.com became a hotbed of music discovery offering free and legal MP3s with each song being selected and written about by a young staff of music lovers. Epitonic ’11 aims to recapture the spirit of the original site by curating and filtering underground music but using new technology that was not available…