• Repentance Premiere “Fade Into Silence” Video

    Repentance have premiered a new video for their new song “Fade Into Silence.” The track, which has been dedicated to their late guitarist Shaun Glass, will appear on the band’s new album, “Retaliate,” which is now set to be released on November 27.

    Vocalist Adam Gilly commented:

    “We decided that ‘Fade Into Silence‘ would be the next single from the record because we wanted to dedicate this release to Shaun Glass. Of all the songs on the record, ‘Fade Into Silence‘ just felt like the perfect song to honor him – especially because it was a song that Shaun himself wrote.

    His unexpected passing has left a major hole in our hearts and in this band. Shaun wasn’t just a bandmate or a friend; he was our brother. He was the one who created this band and helped give it its identity, and he was deeply loved by everyone of us. It’s difficult to put into words what his loss means to us, and things will never quite be the same without him.

    This song now carries a meaning we never expected it to have. Every note is a reminder of Shaun, his creativity, his passion, and everything he gave to this band. We’re proud to dedicate ‘Fade Into Silence‘ to our brother and friend, Shaun Glass. His music, his influence, and his memory will always be a part of us. Rest easy, Shaun. This one is for you.”

  • Glasswaves Premiere New Song “SCARed”

    Glasswaves have premiered a new song titled “SCARed.” This track is from the band’s new album, “while (True),” which will be released on October 23. Vocalist Noah Rich commented:

    “‘SCARed‘ captures that moment when your thoughts turn to static, and you can’t tell what’s real, what’s memory, or what’s just yourself unraveling. From the moment Owen, our producer, and I got in the room with this song, we knew it was something special.”

  • Hollow Front Announce New Album “No Love Without Despair”

    Hollow Front will be releasing a new album, titled “No Love Without Despair,” on December 11. Pre-orders can be found HERE.

    “No Love Without Despair” Track Listing:

    01. “Defying Regret”
    02. “Best Of Me”
    03. “No Love Without Despair”
    04. “A New Kind Of Tragedy”
    05. “The Me I Never Met”
    06. “Death To My Name”
    07. “Open Wounds”
    08. “Wicked Earth”
    09. “What Happens When The Lights Go Out?”
    10. “Reflection, Obsession”
    11. “There’s Peace In Loneliness”
    12. “So Long To Yesterday”

    The band commented:

    “The last few years tested this band in ways we never could have imagined. There were times we genuinely didn’t know if Hollow Front had a future. Against all odds, we’re still here, making music together again with Dakota back where he belongs.

    ‘No Love Without Despair‘ and everything surrounding it was made and fully funded by us, with zero label or management backing. From the recording and artwork to the videos and merch, this has been a completely DIY effort. It represents our refusal to give up despite everything we’ve been through and our belief that creating and sharing music is still what we’re meant to do.

    The fact that this album exists feels like a miracle. Every preorder, stream, and share means more than you know. Thank you for helping us keep this band alive.

    HF FOREVER”

  • Saliva Premiere “Sin City Mistress” Music Video

    Saliva have premiered a new video for their song “Sin City Mistress.” That track is from the band’s latest album “Breaking Through.”

  • Till Lindemann (Rammstein) Shares “Sport Frei” Video From “Live In Kraków” Film

    Till Lindemann (Rammstein) has shared footage of “Sport Frei” from his new live album/film “Live In Kraków.” That effort features his December 1, 2025 show at TAURON Arena in Kraków, Poland and it was officially released today (September 25).

  • Godflesh’s Justin K. Broadrick Guests On Phoebe Bridgers’ New “Primetime” Track “On Video”

    Justin K. Broadrick (Godflesh, Jesu, etc.) is featured on a new Phoebe Bridgers song titled “On Video.” That track was recorded for the new Chris Hansen focused movie “Primetime,” which is in theaters now. This news comes after Broadrick was previously featured on Bridgers’ latest album “Lost Weekend.”

  • A Place To Kill Premiere “Keep My Name Out Of Your Mouth” Video

    A Place To Kill, the new project featuring Richard Patrick (Filter) and Jim Louvau (There Is No Us), have shared a video for their new song “Keep My Name Out Of Your Mouth.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s new EP “APTK2,” which will be released on November 13.

  • Scary Kids Scaring Kids Confirm New Members, Share “Something In The Water” Music Video

    Scary Kids Scaring Kids have officially welcomed vocalist Albert Schweizer and bassist/vocalist Colton “Coba” Westerman to the band. Both musicians contributed to the group’s upcoming album, “RISE,” alongside touring members Josh Kikta (guitar) and Kash Jaeger (drums). A video for the first single, “Something In The Water,” can be found below. Keyboardist Pouyan Afkary and guitarist Chad Crawford commented on Schweizer’s addition:

    “We never wanted to force this. Albert has been a huge part of this band for years, on and off stage. This feels less like making a change and more like acknowledging what’s been true to us for a long time now.”

  • Clutch Premiere “Wasted Lands” Music Video

    Clutch have shared an official video for the title track of their new album “Wasted Lands.” That effort will be released on January 27.

    Frontman Neil Fallon commented:

    “The inspiration for the lyrics in ‘Wasted Lands’ came about when it was brought to my attention that someone had been dragging my name on FaceBook (weird, right?). Apparently, I had reneged on a free t-shirt and dinner. I think it was a prize in a pay to play contest. Not to overstate the obvious, but it was a load of horse hockey. Many people tried to explain to this person that it was not me and that they had been hustled. But they simply would not believe it. So I thought, screw it, no half-measures. You want a monster? Let’s give you one.”

    Drummer Jean-Paul Gaster continued:

    “There’s a part where Neil says, ‘Vegetable, mineral, man, or beast. ‘And I put a bass drum on, ‘man or beast, ‘ and Machine thought that was kind of weird. He was like, ‘Man, you’re covering up the vocal!’ And I said, ‘No, that bass drum is gonna make the crowd go nuts, I guarantee it. ‘ And it does, because there’s nothing more exciting than having a big bass drum slam through a PA, and Neil singing a vocal on top of it. I mean, I get goosebumps from that, you know?”

    The band also added the following about the album:

    “Exploded monuments, haunted coal towns, robber barons, time cops, a chestburster, fifteen tons of antimatter and a creature called Neil Patrick Fallon. ‘Wasted Lands’ came from one clear intention: write a great rock record that will make fans go nuts when they hear these songs live, while leaving enough space in the creative process to follow the unexpected turns that keep Clutch exciting to us and our fans after thirty-five years together.”

    “Wasted Lands” Track Listing:

    01. “The Drifter Returns“
    02. “Stage Fright“
    03. “Loaf ‘N Jug“
    04. “High Class Action Lawsuit“
    05. “Chestburster“
    06. “Beware The Fever“
    07. “Wound Collector“
    08. “Colorado Fuel And Iron“
    09. “Streets Are His“
    10. “The Green Skull“
    11. “Wasted Lands“
    12. “The Message Is Clear“

  • Soundgarden Share Official Footage Of Seahawks Halftime Performance With The Pretty Reckless & Pearl Jam Members

    On September 9, Soundgarden served as the halftime act for the Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots game at Lumen Field in Seattle, WA. The set found the band joined by The Pretty Reckless singer Taylor Momsen and Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready. You can see official footage of the group performing a medley of “Outshined” and “Spoonman” below. As an added bonus, you can also watch McCready perform the national anthem.