The band’s first two albums, Calculating Infinity and Miss Machine, are celebrating their 20th and 15th anniversaries this year and to go along with it they’re getting vinyl reissues.

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The two records are incredibly influential to metalcore and hardcore as a whole with Calculating Infinity acting as one of the founding albums for mathcore and Miss Machine marking a huge shift in their style.

Limited edition super deluxe pressings of both albums will hit stores on November 29th via Relapse and can be pre-ordered here. They’re also rolling out new shirts, hoodies and more that you can order as well.

In case you’re unfamiliar or just want to listen to the records again, check them out below.

For Calculating Infinity‘s 15th anniversary, we spoke to members of Man Overboard, Night Verses, Hawthorne Heights and more about what the album meant to them in their discovery of heavy music.

The band also reissued their debut EP, Under The Running Board, back in 2016.

“I’ll never forget the first time we started jamming on what would become the first song off that EP,” guitarist/band founder Ben Weinman tells AltPress. “The song many consider paved the way for the Dillinger sound. ‘The Mullet Burden’ was our version of what we thought was heavier and more jarring than anything we had heard previously. That was really our goal: to make all other noisy, heavy bands look like elevator music. I’m still really proud of the music we produced back then and it’s exciting for some of our newer fans to be able to get this thing in their hands.”

Are you excited about new vinyl pressings from The Dillinger Escape Plan? Let us know in the comments below.

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The band’s Reinventing Axl Rose reissue will be arriving September 27 via Fat Wreck Chords in a variety of formats.

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The reissued record will be available on CD and colored and black vinyl. The label also says they “heard a rumor that the band will be selling an exclusive color next weekend at Riot Fest, as well as on their tour dates throughout October.”

The 2 Nights / 4 Records / 48 songs tour kicks off this October. The band will play each date two nights in a row and perform four of their albums in their entirety.

The albums the band will play are Searching For A Former Clarity, New Wave, White Crosses, and Transgender Dysphoria Blues. The first two albums will be played on night one and the former two on the second night.

They’ll also be playing Reinventing Axl Rose and Transgender Dysphoria Blues at Chicago Riot Fest and New Wave and As The Eternal Cowboy at an aftershow.

2 Nights / 4 Records / 48 Songs

Night 1 – Searching For A Former Clarity & New Wave

Night 2 – White Crosses & Transgender Dysphoria Blues @againstme @cursivetheband @dillydallyto @chuckragan @crustcrustwell @t0yguitar

On SaleFriday, May 17 @ 10am local pic.twitter.com/Ijzuuc6UhK

— Laura Jane Grace (@LauraJaneGrace) May 13, 2019

You can check out the list of dates for the tour below, which conclude at The Fest in Florida.

Dates

10/12 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda Theatre
10/13 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda Theatre
10/15 — Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall
10/16 — Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall
10/18 — Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom
10/19 — Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom
10/22 — Boston, MA @ Royale
10/23 — Boston, MA @ Royale
10/24 — Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live
10/25 — Baltimore, MD @ Rams Head Live
11/01 — Gainesville, FL @ The Fest
11/02 — Gainesville, FL @ The Fest
11/03 — Gainesville, FL @ The Fest

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The band’s album came out June 8, 1999, and gave us songs like “Californication,” “Otherside” and “Around The World.”

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Now, the band is releasing a picture disc reissue of the record. It includes all 15 songs and is available for $29.99 here. It’s currently in pre-order because it won’t officially release until September 13. You can see what it looks like below.

Vinyl collectors, pre-order the limited edition #Californication picture disc now. To be released on September 13th.

Plus get 20% off select merch in the Shop here. Sale ends June 15th at 11:59pm PDT: https://t.co/T2yXKsDvKu pic.twitter.com/Drp737EBqp

— Red Hot ChiliPeppers (@ChiliPeppers) June 8, 2019

Along with the reissue, there’s a new shirt for the album for the same price. Check that out here.

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Earlier this year, the band covered “Pyramid Song” by Radiohead at the actual pyramids in Egypt.

Yes, that’s right. Guitarist Josh Klinghoffer did a piano rendition of the song to start the band’s encore performance.

The band actually live-streamed the entire concert that took place right in front of the pyramids of Giza.

In other news, RHCP’s Flea recently entertained the crowd at a Tasmanian gig by doing handstands after a power outage halted their set. You can see a photo of that below.

Anoche al finalizar Can’t Stop, se cortó la electricidad en los micrófonos, por lo que Flea hizo su clásica parada de manos para entretener al público y AK habló con los fans frente al escenario para pedirles que transmitan a la gente de atrás que el sonido no estaba funcionando pic.twitter.com/kKfwVRzFpA

— RHCP Argentina (@ChiliPeppersArg) February 17, 2019

The band also performed at the Grammys with Post Malone.

Malone started his set with an emotional acoustic performance of “Stay” complete with moody fog and a skull-adorned jacket. He showed off his amazing vocal chops and only made us love him more.

He then lightened the mood with a rendition of “Rockstar” before transitioning into his collab with the Chili Peppers. Malone played guitar with the band for “Dark Necessities” and sang backing vocals.

Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis even took his shirt off during the set, which was somewhat confusing but we didn’t hate it.

What do you think of the Red Hot Chili Peppers album reissue? Sound off in the comments below!

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The reissue was first revealed by the band earlier this year, and it looks like the Dec. 7 release date will make Slipknot fans quite happy this holiday season. Along with the entire original album, a bonus disc contains the band’s Madison Square Garden performance from February 2009. And preorders for limited edition vinyl bundles are live right now.

The reissue announcement follows a period of renewed activity for the veteran act, a Slipknot-themed haunted house last month making way for vocalist Corey Taylor‘s latest remarks about America. Meanwhile, British pop-punkers Neck Deep paid tribute to the band for Halloween, and Taylor approved of the spirited Slipknot salute.

See the band’s upcoming tour dates after the reissue info.

Disk 1: All Hope is Gone 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition

1. “.execute.”
2. “Gematria (The Killing Name)”
3. “Sulfur”
4. “Psychosocial”
5. “Dead Memories”
6. “Vendetta”
7. “Butcher’s Hook”
8. “Gehenna”
9. “This Cold Black”
10. “Wherein Lies Continue”
11. “Snuff”
12. “All Hope Is Gone”

Disk 2: Live At Madison Square Garden

1. “(sic)”
2. “Eyeless”
3. “Wait And Bleed”
4. “Get This”
5. “Before I Forget”
6. “The Blister”
7. “Dead Memories”
8. “Left Behind”
9. “Disasterpiece”
10. “Purity”
11. “Everything Ends”
12. “Psychosocial”
13. “Duality”
14. “People = Shit”
15. “Surfacing”
16. “Spit It Out”

2019 Dates:

06/08 – Hyvinkää, FL @ Rockfest
06/09 – Nuremberg, DE @ Rock Im Park
06/09 – Nürburg, DE @ – Rock Am Ring
06/13-06/15 – Nickelsdorf, AT @ Novarock
06/13-06/16 – Interlaken, CH @ Greenfield
06/14-06/16 – Derby, UK @ Download Festival
06/17 – Leipzig, DE @ – Arena
06/18 – Hannover, DE @ TUI Arena
06/19-22 – Copenhagen, DK @ Copenhall
06/21-23 – Dessel, BE @ Graspop
06/25-06/26 – Krakow, PL @ Mystic Festival
06/27 – Bologna, IT @ Sonic Park
06/28-06/30 – Madrid, ES @ Download Festival
07/01 – Nîmes, FR @ Nîmes Amphitheatre
07/03-07/06 – Lisbon, PT @ VOA
07/04-07/05 – Viveiro, ES @ Resurrection Fest

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Looks like the lucky listeners who got in on the first round of My Bloody Valentine's vinyl reissue preorders for their 1988 debut Isn't Anything received a special surprise in the mail—a bonus, alternate pressing of the record.

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As detailed by Exclaim!, the pioneering Irish shoegaze band recently unleashed all-analog vinyl reissues of their classic albums Loveless and Isn't Anything. MBV guitarist and figurehead Kevin Shields, a musician known for his audio perfectionism, seemingly tried out a bunch of different pressing plants across multiple countries for the anticipated reissues. That meant the band actually ended up with thousands of “alternate pressing” copies come release time.

Rather than simply destroy a bunch of perfectly good records, Shields and MBV gifted preorder fans with these special vinyl cuts of Isn't Anything along with the actual record reissue. As you can see in the band's Instagram post below, they note that they've already run out of these alternative pressings.

“If you go to a French manufacturer, it's gonna come across a lot softer sounding and warmer than if you go to a British manufacturer, where it's gonna come across a lot more high end,” Shields explains to Rolling Stone of the nuances in vinyl manufacturing. “We literally have a few thousand records lying around. All experiments and failures.”

Listen to Isn't Anything's “Feed Me With Your Kiss”:

 

A post shared by My Bloody Valentine (@theofficialmbv) on Feb 19, 2018 at 8:50am PST

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This spring, Metallica will reissue a remastered version of their 1987 covers EP, The $5.98 EP – Garage Days Re-Revisited, via their own Blackened Recordings imprint. Hear the band's remastered Killing Joke cover, “The Wait,” below.

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Due out April 13, the long-out-of-print EP (which was eventually appended to 1998's Garage Inc. compilation) has been remastered by engineer Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering in Hollywood, California, and will be available just in time for this year's Record Store Day.

Per Metallica's website, the Garage Days reissue will contain some period-specific accoutrements, as it will “not only be released as a CD and download, but also as several vinyl versions including a picture disc, as a cassette, and in a longbox (you youngsters can search the web for that term!).”

Pre-orders on the Metallica site include an instant download of the remastered “The Wait,” which you can listen to here. See the $5.98 EP tracklist after the cut.

The $5.98 EP – Garage Days Re-Revisited tracklist:
1. “Helpless” (Diamond Head cover)
2. “The Small Hours” (Holocaust cover)
3. “The Wait” (Killing Joke cover)
4. “Crash Course In Brain Surgery” (Budgie cover)
5. “Last Caress/Green Hell” (Misfits cover)

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Green Day are reissuing their fifth full-length effort, 1997’s Nimrod, in commemoration of the album’s 20th anniversary! Take a look below at some of the details of the limited edition vinyl reissue, due out on Friday, Oct. 13.

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Green Day’s Nimrod, the influential followup to 1995’s Insomniac, was originally released on Oct. 14, 1997, through Reprise Records. Produced by longtime Green Day collaborator Rob Cavallo, the album spawned hit singles like the blistering “Hitchin’ A Ride,” everyone’s favorite high school graduation song, “Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life),” and the bubbly “Redundant.”

Now, this piece of Green Day history can be yours on limited edition wax.

The 20th anniversary Nimrod reissue is now available for pre-order in two configurations—with both including double, 140-gram bright yellow vinyl.

Check it out!

Pre-order Green Day’s Nimrod 20th anniversary vinyl here.

Green Day – “Hitchin’ A Ride”

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Revealed just in time for Record Store Day, the sole release from Tom DeLonge's early aughts post-hardcore project with Travis Barker is available to pre-order on “Black Fade to BCR Red” vinyl with an optional autographed cover from DeLonge.

Below, check out the band's Facebook post for an exclusive access to code to get your pre-order in early here.

DeLonge formed Box Car Racer as a Blink-182 side project in 2001 to develop “darker” material he'd written outside of Blink. The band's eponymous album spawned the singles “I Feel So” and “There Is.” Box Car Racer called it a day in 2003, prior to DeLonge establishing his present-day act, Angels & Airwaves.

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You can check out the double-LP’s artwork and full track listing below.

Additionally, the band have debuted a music video for their new song, “Get Over It,” which you can watch below as well.

Track listing:

CD-1

1. Here We Go
2. Ain't No Friend of Mine
3. English Kids In America
4. Criminal
5. Words Don't Come So Easily
6. Emily
7. Stays The Same
8. Live Slow, Die Old
9. Damn Nation
10. Time
11. Just What You Need
12. Number One

CD-2

1. Get Over It
2. The Reason
3. I'm Partying
4. Superhero
5. Sewer Side
6. Real Love (Live Lounge Performance)
7. Am I Wrong (Live Lounge Performance)
8. Strong
9. Wish You Were Here
10. Everybody Wants To Rule The World
11. A Thousand Miles
12. Here We Go (Alt Version)
13. English Kids In American (Alt Version)
14. Words Don’t Come So Easily (Alt Version)
15. Ain’t No Friend (Alt Version)

Upcoming tour dates w/ Hands Like Houses, I The Mighty, Brigades and Too Close To Touch:

Oct 23                      SOMA                                                San Diego, CA
Oct 24                      Pub Rock                                           Scottsdale, AZ
Oct 26                      Korova                                               San Antonio, TX
Oct 27                      Trees                                                  Dallas, TX
Oct 28                      Walter’s                                             Houston, TX
Oct 30                      Backbooth                                         Orlando, FL
Oct 31                      Epic Problem                                     Tampa, FL
Nov 2                       Masquerade                                      Atlanta, GA
Nov 3                       Greene St                                         Greensboro, NC
Nov 4                      Canal Club                                         Richmond, VA
Nov 5                      Marlin Room @ Webster                   New York, NY
Nov 6                      Crocodile Rock Café                         Allentown, PA
Nov 7                       Palladium Upstairs                           Worcester, MA
Nov 8                       GameChanger World                       Howell, NJ
Nov 10                     Beachland                                        Cleveland, OH
Nov 11                     Pike Room @ Crofoot                      Pontiac, MI
Nov 12                     Emerson Theater                             Indianapolis, IN
Nov 13                     Bottom Lounge                                Chicago, IL
Nov 14                     The Rave                                          Milwaukee, WI
Nov 15                     Firebird                                             St. Louis, MO
Nov 17                     Marquis Theater                               Denver, CO
Nov 18                     In The Venue                                   Salt Lake City, UT
Nov 20                    El Corazon                                        Seattle, WA
Nov 21                     Analog                                              Portland, OR
Nov 23                    Boardwalk                                         Sacramento, CA
Nov 24                    Bottom Of The Hill                             San Francisco, CA
Nov 27                    Glass House                                     Pomona, CA