Second song from band's upcoming Neighborhoods album is equally indebted to both classic Blink and iconic West Coast punk. Click here to read the full article on MTV.com.

blink-182 released the new song "Heart's All Gone" on HeartsAllGone.com. Press CTRL+A to see the lyrics of the song and the button to start the player.Lyrics:

Take off the gloves
We fell in love by the side of the road
This desert will break you down
The veins you cut
Your smoking tongue is the end of us all
But you only care about
Fame and fortune
Watching others tortured
Casting your reflection
Grocery store perfection
This is the last time
Sent to the front line
With dirty boots on the ground
You said I'll make this all mine

You seemed so sweet at the start but the start's all wrong
You say you speak from your heart but your heart's all gone

Blackjack and architect
Let's drink ourselves to death
The crimes of everyone
Passed down from father to son
Hopeless and destitute
Destroyed my gratitude
Your strongest lines of defense
Are all just self-inflicted wounds

Also, GhostOnTheDanceFloor.com and EvenIfSheFalls.com have been registered, so another song could be released soon.

We've got all kinds of Blink 182 goodness for you today. First off, we're proud to premiere the album cover for the band's new album, Neighborhoods, which is out September 27th. Check that out here. Second: we're giving away tickets to every single show on the band's upcoming tour with My Chemical Romance. Want to go? All you have to do is leave a comment in the replies with the date you'd like to go to, and gimme a reason to pick you. I know we've got people that have been visiting this website since it was a Blink 182 fan page way back in the day -- so nostalgic reminiscing may sway my picks. Make sure your email address is correct in your profile if you want to win (I need some way to reach you). More cool stuff around this tour (including more prizes and giveaways) will be coming soon.

- AbsolutePunk.net

The video for reunited pop-punkers Blink-182’s new single “Up All Night” is on its way, and the band’s cover art for Neighborhoods, sixth studio album (and their first one in eight years) is here! Well, almost — the first portion of the cover premiered on Buzznet yesterday, and today we’re revealing yet another piece of the puzzle. Make sure you head to Absolute Punk tomorrow to see the whole cover in all its glory! (Oh, and pick up Neighborhoods when it drops September 27.)

- Idolator.com

To launch our first single in eight years, AT&T helped us search YouTube for every instance of fans using our music without our permission. And then we rewarded them for it. This film is made out of clips from all those videos. Thanks for being a fan.

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"Soul Survivor" is the second of four extended stories of characters that make brief appearances in the feature film L)VE.

We know you're excited about Blink-182's album coming out on September 27th, and today we're unveiling the first glimpse of a piece of the album cover art exclusively on Buzznet!

You can see another piece of the album cover tomorrow via Idolator and our buds over at Absolutepunk will have the final masterpiece up on Thursday, along with other exciting news!

- Buzznet.com

blink-182 will be on "Late Show with David Letterman" as musical guest on Wednesday, 3^rd August 2011.

Also, they will be at "Hoppus On Music" on Friday, 5^th August.

UPDATE: blink-182 won't be at "Late Show with David Letterman" on Wednesday, 3^rd August, and they've been replace with Sallie Ford and the Sound Outside.

Its time!

CLEVER LOVE is the first of four vignettes that we are releasing in our L )VE LOST FOOTAGE Series.. These short videos show the extended stories of a few of the characters that make brief appearances in our film L )VE.

As writer and director William Eubank puts it, "The vignettes are not just character back-stories, but that each one represents some of the more pertinent themes explored in the film: communication, isolation, relationship, and fate vs destiny. Which one explores what, is up to the viewer..."

- AngelsAndAirwaves.com

'We're each like different neighborhoods in a city,' Blink bassist tells MTV News of his bandmates. Click here to read the full article on MTV.com.

Here's the summary of the interview that Zane Lowe made with Tom DeLonge on Radio BBC 1:

• Songs are not written in acoustic guitars anymore, but on computers.
• He said breaking up was stupid.
• They broke up because fame took over, and they weren’t communicating because there were labels and sponsors doing everything, and because he was sad that he lost his daughter’s 2 first years.
• He said "Neighborhoods" is a good title, because they grew up in different neighborhoods in different cities, and grew up to form blink-182.
• Album has a very modern, stadium rock, but 3-4 songs are straight from mid-90?s style.
• Cancelling European Tour was horrible for them, but they just needed to focus on the album.

Thanks to B182News.com.