• The Warning Premiere “Bite My Tongue” Music Video

    The Warning have premiered a new video for their new song “Bite My Tongue.” This track is from the band’s newly released album “Everything’s Falling.”

  • Frontierer Premiere “Wool Glasses” Music Video

    Frontierer have premiered a new video for their new song “Wool Glasses.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s new album, “Ultraviolet Parasite,” which will be released on October 23.

  • Korn’s “Life Is Peachy” To Be Reissued On Vinyl For Its 30th Anniversary

    Korn’s “Life Is Peachy” will be receiving a 30th anniversary vinyl reissue on October 16. A limited edition “Coke Bottle Smoke” pressing can be pre-ordered through Revolver and Brooklyn Vegan. Notably, this edition of the album will also include an acapella version of “Twist.“

  • Escape The Fate Premiere New Song “Paranoia”

    Escape The Fate have premiered a new song titled “Paranoia.” You can check that out below:

  • Butcher Babies Premiere New Song “Leaving California”

    Butcher Babies have premiered a new song titled “Leaving California.” You can find that below. The track is from the band’s new album, “Nightbloom,” which will be released on October 2.

  • Carnifex To Release New Album “More Than Misery” In November

    Carnifex will be releasing a new album, titled “More Than Misery,” on November 6. A video for the effort’s title track can be found below. Frontman Scott Ian Lewis said the following about that song:

    “‘More Than Misery‘ is about what happens when suffering becomes more than something you endure, it becomes what changes you. This is Carnifex at our most honest and unapologetically brutal.”

    “More Than Misery” Track Listing:

    01. “…and I Held Hands With Death”
    02. “More Than Misery”
    03. “The Process Of Pain” (feat. Chaney Crabb of Entheos)
    04. “No Gods Only Graves”
    05. “Coffin Crowned King”
    06. “Roses & Rotting Corpses”
    07. “Only The Dead”
    08. “Gothic Serpent”
    09. “Heart Made of Teeth”
    10. “Licking Love From A Knife”

    Tour Dates:

    With All Shall Perish, Extermination Dismemberment, and Mauled:

    09/04 Fresno, CA – Fulton 55
    09/05 Santa Ana, CA – The Observatory
    09/06 Roseville, CA – Goldfield Trading Post
    09/08 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge
    09/09 Denver, CO – The Oriental Theater
    09/11 Des Moines, IA – Wooly’s
    09/12 Chicago, IL – Reggies
    09/13 Detroit, MI – St. Andrews Hall
    09/15 Toronto, ON – Concert Hall
    09/16 Montreal, QC – Club Soda
    09/18 Hartford, CT – Webster Theater
    09/20 Baltimore, MD – Soundstage
    09/22 Greensboro, NC – Hangar 1819
    09/23 Greenville, SC – The Radio Room
    09/25 West Palm Beach, FL – The Banyan Live
    09/26 Tampa, FL – Orpheum
    09/27 Atlanta, GA – The Masquerade (Heaven)
    09/29 Oklahoma City, OK – Farmers Market
    09/30 Albuquerque, NM – Sunshine
    10/01 Mesa, AZ – Nile
    10/02 San Diego, CA – House Of Blues
    10/03 San Jose, CA – The Ritz

    With Mauled:

    10/06 Farmington, NM – Locke Street Eats
    10/07 Lubbock, TX – Jake’s Sports Cafe
    10/08 El Paso, TX – Lowbrow Palace
    10/09 Austin, TX – Come And Take It Live (feat. Winds Of Plague)
    10/10 Haltom City, TX – Haltom Theater (feat. Winds Of Plague)
    10/11 Birmingham, AL – Furnace Fest

    With Despised Icon, Suffocation, and Gates To Hell:

    10/29 Munich, GER – Backstage
    10/30 Essen, GER – Weststadthalle
    10/31 Haarlem, NET – Patronaat
    11/01 Antwerp, BEL – Kavka Zappa
    11/03 London, UK – Electric Brixton
    11/04 Birmingham, UK – O2 Institute
    11/05 Manchester, UK – Academy 2
    11/06 Sheffield, UK – Corporation
    11/07 Bristol, UK – Electric Bristol
    11/09 Paris, FRA – La Machine
    11/10 Lyon, FRA – La Rayonne
    11/11 Milan, ITA – Legend
    11/12 Vienna, AUT – Arena
    11/13 Budapest, HUN – Barba Negra
    11/14 Leipzig, GER – Felsenkeller
    11/15 Prague, CZE – Meet Factory
    11/17 Warsaw, POL – Proxima
    11/18 Berlin, GER – Columbia Theater
    11/19 Hamburg, GER – Gruenspan
    11/20 Karlsruhe, GER – Substage

  • The Callous Daoboys Premiere “Watching Us Kiss” Video

    The Callous Daoboys have premiered a new video for their new song “Watching Us Kiss.” You can check that out below. The track is expected to appear on the band’s upcoming album.

  • Turnstile Release Reimagined Version Of “Never Enough” Featuring Elton John, Dying Fetus, Hayley Williams, Etc.

    Turnstile have released a reimagined version of their latest album “Never Enough.” The updated effort is titled “Never Enough: Versions” and it features: A.G. Cook, Alex G, Angel Du$t, Blood Orange, Brandon Woody, Chanel Beads, Dan Deacon, Dying Fetus, Elton John, Faye Webster, Floating Points, Four Tet, Hayley Williams, Julien Baker, Kettama, Mustafa, Nourished By Time, Oklou, Panda Bear, Rod Lee, Porches, Shabaka, and Slayyyter.

    “Never Enough: Versions” Track Listing:

    01. “Never Enough” (Porches version)
    02. “Birds” (Slayyyter version)
    03. “Sole” (Floating Points version)
    04. “Light Design” (Blood Orange version)
    05. “Dreaming” (Dan Deacon version)
    06. “I Care” (Faye Webster version)
    07. “Sunshower” (Angel Du$t version)
    08. “Dull” (Chanel Beads version)
    09. “Look Out For Me” (Four Tet version)
    10. “Dreaming” (Brandon Woody version)
    11. “Seein’ Stars” (Elton John version)
    12. “Magic Man” (Panda Bear version)
    13. “Birds” (Dying Fetus version)
    14. “Dull” (A.G. Cook version)
    15. “Ceiling” (Hayley Williams version)
    16. “Slowdive” (Shabaka version)
    17. “Sunshower” (Nourished By Time version)
    18. “Light Design” (Oklou version)
    19. “Look Out For Me” (Kettama version)
    20. “Never Enough” (Rod Lee version)
    21. “Magic Man” (Alex G version)
    22. “Time Is Happening” (Mustafa and Julien Baker version)

  • In This Moment Share Music Video For New Song “I Want To Believe” Featuring Dayseeker

    In This Moment have premiered a new video for their new song “I Want To Believe.” You can check that out below. The track, which features Dayseeker, is from the band’s newly released album “Witch.” In This Moment’s Maria Brink commented on the single:

    “‘I Want To Believe’ is the flicker of light you protect as shadows close in. It’s reaching for a hand that’s slipping away, knowing endings are inevitable, yet still clinging for the glow of hope. It’s the quiet fight to believe in light while the world shifts, knowing that even as one chapter fades, another will dawn.”

    Dayseeker’s Rory Rodriguez added:

    “We had a chance to tour with In This Moment last year and they were so kind to us. I was very excited about the idea of us creating something together musically and I think people are going to love it.”

  • Of Virtue Premiere “Flatline” Music Video

    Of Virtue have premiered a new video for their new song “Flatline.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s new album, “Death Of The Altar,” which will be released on October 2.

    Vocalist Tyler Ennis commented:

    “’Flatline’ was originally written in 2022 after my dad had a massive heart attack. Everything about his life changed forever and in a lot of ways, the same happened to me as well.

    Since 2016, I have been battling some pretty serious gastrointestinal/stomach issues alongside my mental health struggles. I have seen so many doctors and have not actually received a proper diagnosis of what is going on with me. That stress weighs on my mind every single day and when I saw one of the people I care about the most suffer such a traumatic incident, it put my own mortality and fears on full display.

    There were times where I envisioned seeing my lifeless body because I wasn’t taking proper care of myself. I would spiral out of control, ignore pleas from friends and my own family to change my habits knowing full well that even if they were right, it didn’t change the way I felt inside. I was fully aware of my own self destruction and yet at the same time, I felt powerless to stop any of it.

    Sometimes, we have to hit rock bottom to realise how special our lives can be. My dad’s heart attack, in a lot of ways, was the wake up call I desperately needed to turn certain things in my life around and be more accountable before it becomes too late to change course.

    I’m really proud of how this song turned out and being able to speak about this topic was something that was very important to me during this record process. I will always be an advocate of taking care of your physical + mental health and living your life to the fullest. I chose to cope with things that could kill me and I paid a very heavy price. My advice to everyone with health issues is to enjoy the life that you want to live with limitations you set for yourself before your body decides what those limitations are going to be.

    Happiness comes with a price. I didn’t think that it meant my life.”