Bandcamp are donating all proceeds to the ACLU on Friday and other news you might have missed today

Mid-week blues got you down? Don't fret. ONE OK ROCK unveiled a new video, some awesome music campaigns are donating to the ACLU and Spinefarm have a cool new signing. Check it all out below.

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ONE OK ROCK unveiled a new video for “American Girls.”

“American Girls” comes from the band's Fueled By Ramen debut album, Ambitions.

Candy Hearts, Aaron West and Bandcamp have all launched initiatives to aid the ACLU.

Candy Hearts' have their entire Bandcamp catalog up as pay-what-you-want for seven days, and 100 percent of the proceeds will go to the ACLU.

There is only one more day to bid for an Aaron West And The Roaring Twenties original test press. All proceeds also go to the ACLU. Only 15 exist!

Next in our series of charity auctions, a test press of Aaron West “We Don't Have Each Other.” Only 15 in existence https://t.co/bZas4Ph6Wq?

— Dan Campbell (@headabovewater) January 29, 2017

Lastly, this Friday, Bandcamp are donating all their proceeds to ACLU.

CEO Ethan Diamond announced the initiative in a post on Bandcamp Daily. In the announcement, Diamond addresses the Executive Order barring immigrants and refugees from certain Middle Eastern countries from entering the country, saying: “This is not who we are, and it is not what we believe in. We at Bandcamp oppose the ban wholeheartedly, and extend our support to those whose lives have been upended.

“And so all day this Friday, February 3rd (starting at 12:01am Pacific Time), for any purchase you make on Bandcamp, we will be donating 100% of our share of the proceeds to the American Civil Liberties Union, who are working tirelessly to combat these discriminatory and unconstitutional actions.”

45 names have been added to the epic Download Festival.

System Of A Down, Biffy Clyro and Aerosmith will headline the three day festival this June, which take place at the U.K.'s Donington Park.

Not only that, but Prophets Of Rage, Mastadon, Five Finger Death Punch, A Day To Remember, AFI, Pierce The Veil, Creeper, Rob Zombie, Sum 41, Good Charlotte, Slayer, Steel Panther and more are playing Download as well.

��OVER 45 NAMES ADDED TO THE LINE UP �� #DL2017 https://t.co/ldeITSGNaH pic.twitter.com/G5KJPOXWwP

— Download Festival (@DownloadFest) February 1, 2017

Goth punks T.S.O.L. premiered a new video for their single “I Wanted To See You.”

The track comes from he band's new album, The Trigger Complex, which released via Rise Records.

Spinfarm Records is welcoming My Ticket Home to its roster.

My Ticket Home hail from Columbus, Ohio and formed back in 2009 when they were just teenagers. They're in the studio recording their fourth studio album and label debut.

Here is the band's statement:

“We are proud to announce we have signed with Spinefarm Records and are currently recording at Sonic Ranch with Fred Archumbault,” the band said. “For the past three years, we have been working at our jobs, focusing on home lives, and making this project the best it can possibly be. Although a long time in the making, it was necessary for the growth of this band. Spinefarm understands our vision and what this band is all about. We could not be more excited to be working with them and finally getting this record out to all of you. We are here to stay.
Puke Rock Forever.
—Matt, Nick, Derek, Marshal”

The Devils Wears Prada are releasing a limited edition Transit Blues vinyl/box set, (via The PRP).

A 60 page book with photos by Anthony Barlich will come with the vinyl. It documents the Transit Blues recording process.

Jeremy DePoyster says about the release: “This photo book is an awesome glimpse into the intimacy behind The Devil Wears Prada. It’s a stark contrast to our bright, silhouetting lights in a live environment where we try to place the focus on the music itself. Anthony‘s vision shows a group of guys who came together to make something we passionately believe in, and I feel that it captures perfectly the places, both literal and in spirit, we were at during this year of the band’s life!”