New this month in eMusic's Rock section, "Seasons" by 4416, "Polarity" by A House Divided, "Afterlife" by Abyssablaze and "Afterlife" by Adam Baker.  New in eMusic punk, "Dance Evolution" by Beat+Crazy, "Death on the Double Line" by Bloated Roadkill, and "Armband Single" by Clog and the Quirks.

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