Metal Anarchy

  • Watch Emmure’s Frankie Palmeri Join The Acacia Strain Onstage At Louder Than Life

    During their September 17 set at the Louder Than Life festival in Louisville, KY, The Acacia Strain were joined onstage by Emmure’s Frankie Palmeri for a live performance of “Whoa! Shut It Down.“ You can check out some fan-filmed footage of that below. This news comes after Palmeri and The Acacia Strain‘s Vincent Bennett previously beefed back in 2009.

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  • Hollow Front Premiere New Song “So Long To Yesterday”

    Hollow Front have premiered a new song titled “So Long To Yesterday.” The track is the band’s first since reuniting with guitarist/vocalist Dakota Alvarez.

    The group commented:

    “We wrote the first demo for ‘So Long to Yesterday’ almost two years ago, only a few months after Dakota’s stroke. At the time, we didn’t know if he would ever return to Hollow Front or if we were even going to be a band for much longer. We just wanted to have fun and make music with our friend again.

    A year after we wrote that demo, Dakota officially rejoined Hollow Front and we finished it. Hearing his voice back in the band and watching him continue to recover made the song feel even more special. It felt triumphant.

    So when it came time to choose the track we wanted to lead with, starting here felt right. This isn’t the heaviest song we have coming, but it shines a spotlight on Dakota’s voice, his recovery, and everything his return means to us.

    This song captures the beginning of that journey, before any of us knew where it was going. Now we finally get to release it with Dakota officially back in the band.

    We couldn’t think of a better way to welcome him home than by letting his voice and his story take center stage.”

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  • Extol Premiere New Song “Disintegrate”

    Extol have shared a new song titled “Disintegrate.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Aura Of Decay,” which will be released on November 6.

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  • Emmure’s Frankie Palmeri Claims Glenn Danzig Had Him Removed By Security At Louder Than Life

    Emmure vocalist Frankie Palmeri has accused Glenn Danzig of having security remove him from the side stage area at this year’s Louder Than Life festival in Louisville, KY. The incident occurred after he tried to “strike a conversation” with the Misfits legend.

    Palmeri said the following via X/Twitter:

    “For a split second tonight…I was able to watch the mighty @Pantera perform at @LTLFest from side stage…some years ago…I even got asked to cover Pantera songs live as tribute to Dimebag and Vinny Paul…I have a lot of love for Pantera…and Phil…

    I made the mistake of attempting to strike a conversation with Glen Danzig…while side stage…which lead to his security demanding I be removed from the stage and stripped of my access pass. For what? Being a human being and asking about a mutual friend?

    FUCK Glen Danzing, FUCK his security, FUCK that dumb cunt stage manager who acted like I wasn’t worthy of being there to watch them perform.”

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  • Linkin Park Share Footage Of “Heavy Is The Crown” From “UNSHATTER” Film

    Linkin Park have shared footage of “Heavy Is The Crown” from their upcoming documentary/live film “UNSHATTER.” You can check that out below. As previously reported, the movie will be screened in select theaters on September 30. The film features the band’s November 15, 2024 show at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo, Brazil. That set will also be released as a soundtrack on September 25.

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  • Nasty Premiere New Song “Warrior”

    Nasty have premiered a new song titled “Warrior.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Trauma,” which will be released on October 23.

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  • Yellowcard Share Lyric Video For “Hell With Me” Featuring Steve Aoki

    Yellowcard have shared a lyric video for their new song “Hell With Me.” You can check that out below. The track, which features Steve Aoki, is from the newly released deluxe edition of “Better Days.”

    Vocalist/guitarist William Ryan Key commented:

    “We’ve gotten to work with Steve a few times now and he is an absolute legend. He had a demo laying around for this song that he thought would be fun to collaborate on and it became ‘Hell With Me.’ We also got to reunite with our long-time producer Neal Avron who mixed the track.”

    Akoi added:

    “This is a song we’ve been working on for a long time and I’m really proud of what we did with it. This is a 2027 mixture of rock and electronic coming together. I can’t wait for everyone to hear it.”

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  • A Killer’s Confession Premiere “Roses” Video

    A Killer’s Confession (ex-Mushroomhead) have premiered a new video for their new song “Roses.” The track is from the band’s new album “Victim 3,” which will be released on November 13. Frontman Waylon Reavis said the following about the single:

    “’Roses’ was written from a point of view of where everything that you have done was in vain. We’ve all been to that point of feeling unappreciated, but I feel like roses is a statement of it doesn’t matter what you do as long as you and only you know why you did it. In the end, never look for a pat on the back, because you’ll never get the acknowledgment that you’re seeking. There will be no roses on my grave.”

    “Victim 3” Track Listing:

    01. “The One”
    02. “Meat Hook”
    03. “Roses”
    04. “Sick Condition”
    05. “Blinding Lights” (The Weeknd cover)
    06. “Sinners”
    07. “Guillotine”
    08. “Undertow”
    09. “Never Alone”
    10. “Pull Me Under”
    11. “Worth Saving”

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  • Five Finger Death Punch Premiere “Legacy” Video

    Five Finger Death Punch have shared a video for the title track of their latest album “Legacy.” The new clip coincides with the physical release of the effort. CD, vinyl, and cassette copies are available HERE.

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  • Sabaton Join Forces With Pop Evil’s Leigh Kakaty For New Version Of “Templars”

    Sabaton have recruited Leigh Kakaty (Pop Evil) for a new version of their song “Templars.” You can find a lyric video for the updated track below:

    Sabaton vocalist Joakim Brodén commented:

    “‘Templars’ was a hit with our fans when we dropped it last year to introduce our 11th studio album, ‘Legends.’ This year, we wanted to do something a little different with it, and teaming up with our North American tourmates, Pop Evil, just made perfect sense. Having a fantastic vocalist put his own stamp on the track adds a whole new layer and gives the song a fresh energy that we’re really excited for everyone to hear. It’s also a great way to get everyone fired up for our upcoming tour in North America. It’s going to be a blast touring with Pop Evil, and we hope our fans enjoy this new take on the song.”

    Bassist Pär Sundström continued:

    “We’ve always enjoyed finding new ways to revisit our music, and ‘Templars’ felt like the perfect song to experiment with. When the opportunity came to collaborate with Pop Evil due to them joining us on our upcoming North American tour, it was an easy decision. Leigh’s take on the track brings a different attitude. It’s exciting to see one of our songs evolve like this.”

    Kakaty added:

    “When Sabaton approached me about contributing to ‘Templars,’ I was immediately intrigued. I’ve always appreciated the band’s ability to bring history to life and this song stood to that power. The track gave us the opportunity to explore loyalty, purpose, and the challenges that come with standing by what you believe in. ‘Templars’ captures the triumph and diversity — the kind of energy and emotion that we all look for in music. Collaborating on a song with such strong storytelling was a real privilege. Heading out on tour together in the fall makes the track feel even more special for me.”

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