Motionless In White have announced a very special re-release of their brilliant debut album, ‘Creatures', on March 26 through Fearless Records (At The Drive-In, Tonight Alive, Bless The Fall). The album will have three new and previously unreleased tracks, including a cover of the Rob Zombie song, ‘Dragula'. The band are currently in an LA recording studio with Tim Skold, working on the follow up to ‘Creatures', and will be following up all the US (tour with Asking Alexandria) and Australia dates (Soundwave and Marilyn Manson dates) with some UK shows to be announced in the near future.

'Weather Systems' is the follow-up 2010's 'We're Here Because We're Here'. That album featured prominently in numerous end-of-year polls and the producer, Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree), has described it as "definitely among the best albums I've ever had the pleasure to work on." The bar for 'Weather Systems' has been set pretty high then but Daniel Cavanagh from the band is certain that the album will exceed these lofty expectations, "It feels like we are at a creative peak right now, and this album reflects that. Everything from the production to the writing to the performances are a step up from our last album."

Sonisphere (Knebworth) has announced three headliners and the first batch of bands for its 2012 event, with tickets available from www.sonisphere.co.uk from 9am Thursday, February 23.

Shattered Glass Media and Soundsphere magazine will be bringing together some of the best local and national talent in UK alternative rock next month, as Brighton's Bad For Lazarus featuring Rich Fownes (formerly of Nine Inch Nails and UNKLE), and Dominic Knight (The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster), Hull's Late Night Fiction and York bands Idiophonic and We Could Be Astronauts perform on one bill at Stereo in York.