The following releases are now available:

Single Releases

Anberlin – “Impossible” (Universal Republic)
Drowning Pool – “Turn so Cold” (Eleven Seven) – Amazon MP3
Finger Eleven – “Living in a Dream” (Wind-Up) – iTunes
Stone Sour – “Say You’ll Haunt Me” (Roadrunner) – Amazon MP3
Papa Roach – “Kick in the Teeth” (Eleven Seven) – Amazon MP3
Sick Puppies – “Maybe” (Virgin) – Amazon MP3
Smashing Pumpkins – “Freak” (Martha’s Music)

Album Releases

12 Stones – ‘The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday‘ (Wind-Up) – Amazon MP3 – Listen
Chimaira – ‘Coming Alive‘ CD/DVD (Ferret) – Amazon
Madam Adam – ‘EP‘ (Roadrunner) – Amazon MP3

12 Stones have announced summer tour dates that are completely different than the ones that Wind-Up had sent us, which seems to indicate that they intentionally misled us. A lot of people have faith in TuneLab to provide accurate information, and we take pride in that by clearly indicating if we are posting something “rumored” or not exactly official.  In the case of the earlier dates, we were passed the information from the label as official dates, and thus posted them as such.  We apologize to those who read the earlier news post, and can assure you that the particular person at Wind-Up who sent us the dates will not be trusted again, and I will personally make sure that the label knows how we feel about this particular f-up. Click here to see the correct dates.

At the final stop of Nonpoint’s tour with Drowning Pool in Ft. Wayne, IN, Drowning Pool attempted to prank Nonpoint by bringing out a card table and playing poker on stage while Nonpoint was performing. Nonpoint however was ready with a re-written rendition of “Bodies” and used the opportunity to play that song. Check out the video by clicking the read more link.

Puddle of Mudd have parted ways with bassist Doug Ardito. Society Red vocalist Damien Starkey will fill in for the band until a permanent replacement is found.

Puddle of Mudd will be on tour this summer with the Carnival of Madness tour which also features 10 Years, Chevelle, Sevendust and headliners Shinedown. Hit carnivalofmadness.com for more info.

Drowning Pool’s new “Turn So Cold” music video is now online and streaming at this location.

Drowning Pool will debut their “Turn So Cold” music video online tomorrow, June 9th. Behind-the-scenes footage from the video shoot is streaming here.

Posted: May 28th, 2010
Contributed By: Andrew

Release Date: April 27th, 2010 via Eleven Seven

Drowning Pool is:
Ryan McCombs (Lead Vocals)
C.J. Pierce (Guitar/Vocals)
Stevie Benton (Bass/Vocals)
Mike Luce (Drums/Vocals)

No band has had worse luck with lead singers than Drowning Pool. Made men thanks to their early singles like “Bodies” and “Tear Away,” Drowning Pool has since [...]

Nonpoint’s new album ‘Miracle’ has debuted #6 on the Billboard Hard Rock Chart and #11 on the Billboard Alternative Chart, marking the band’s highest Billboard debuts of their storied 10+ year career. The album debuted #59 on the Billboard Top 200, marking the 2nd highest debut of the band’s career on the coveted chart. ‘Miracle’ also landed #12 on the Indie Chart. On the digital front, ‘Miracle’ peaked at #1 on Amazon’s hard rock chart and #4 on [...]

Ozzy Osbourne, Motley Crue, Rob Halford, DevilDriver and Nonpoint will perform on the main stage of the 2010 Ozzfest which is set to get underway in August.

Black Label Society will headline the second stage and will be joined by Drowning Pool, Kingdom of Sorrow, Goatwhore, Skeletonwitch, Saviours and Kataklysm.

Dates for the summer festival can be viewed here.

Drowning Pool’s new self-titled album is in stores today and streaming now on TuneLab!