• Meridian Veil (Cryptopsy, Etc.) Premiere “The Watcher” Video

    Meridian Veil, the project featuring guitarist Danny Marino (ex-The Agonist), vocalist Matt McGachy (Cryptopsy), drummer Dylan Gowan (Seven Spires), and cellist Raphael Weinroth-Browne (Leprous live), have premiered a new video for their new song “The Watcher.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s new album, “Forgotten Sun,” which will be released on January 22.

    “Forgotten Sun” Track Listing:

    01. “The Watcher“
    02. “Orpheus Before The Light“
    03. “Ashen Genesis“
    04. “False Shepherd“
    05. “Only Perfection“
    06. “Downfall “
    07. “Children Of Betrayal“

    Marino told Metal Injection the following:

    “From the beginning, more than 20 years ago, I wanted Meridian Veil to be deeply emotional. Even though ‘Forgotten Sun’ gets heavy, there’s a deep longing that runs through the cautionary tale at the album’s core.”

    He also discussed the album’s AI theme:

    “Technology is evolving far faster than the actual evolution of our species. It’s going so fast that soon we’ll be at the point where we are completely disconnected from it.”

  • InVoker Cover System Of A Down’s “Fuck The System”

    InVoker (Filth, etc.) have released a cover of System Of A Down’s “Fuck The System.” You can find that below. A new EP from the band, titled “Annihilation Amendment,“ is planned as well.

  • Gatta Morta (Melvins, Butthole Surfers, Etc.) Premiere “Music For Furbies” Music Video

    Gatta Morta, the new project featuring Buzz Osborne (Melvins), JD Pinkus (Butthole Surfers), Coady Willis (Big Business), and Clinton Jacob (mr.phylzzz), have premiered a new video for their new song “Music For Furbies.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s new album, “Immaculator,” which will be released on February 12.

    Jacob commented on the single:

    “I brought ‘Music For Furbies’ in and everyone just ran with it. I love what each of these guys brings to a song, and unsurprisingly, with this group, we managed to make something completely badass. I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. I’m pretty sure the Furbies would approve.”

    Osborne also added the following about the album:

    “I figured we’d go in and write a few songs and see if there was anything there. There was. Everybody came in with ideas, and nobody was precious about them. Things just started happening. The initial hope was to write three songs, and we left with six in the first five days! Everyone contributed something to these songs. A real team effort.”

    “Immaculator” Track Listing:

    01. “Black Hall“
    02. “Taco Bellboy“
    03. “Jailbake“
    04. “Clear Smoke“
    05. “Victims Of The Universe“
    06. “Nothing Cleans Like Fire“
    07. “Give This To Samson“
    08. “Haint“
    09. “Music For Furbies“
    10. “Child Of A Burning Tire“

  • King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard Announce New Album “Entropy” And 2027 North American Tour

    King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have announced a new album titled “Entropy.” The effort will be released on December 4 via (p)doom records.

    “Entropy” Track Listing:

    01. “Aeon“
    02. “Heaven & Hell“
    03. “Hard Sync“
    04. “Rogue Wave“
    05. “Angel“
    06. “To Mercury…“
    07. “Face Of The Earth“
    08. “Entropy“

    Stu Mackenzie commented:

    “Entropy began to feel like its own project, something that could stand on its own, and needed a little longer to simmer. We were like, ‘Let’s commit – let’s dig deeper, mine this sound further, and challenge ourselves a bit more.’ Entropy’s definitely coming from its own place.

    Alien Metal’s tracks are 143bpm and in F sharp; Entropy’s tracks are at 160bpm and in the key of A. Entropy’s a lot faster, and has a different energy, and we leaned into a lot of different rhythmic things on this one. And where Alien Metal had a grungy dirtiness about it, Entropy is prettier, more harmonic, more cosmic.”

    With this news, the band have also announced a 2027 North American tour. Here’s the dates:

    08/05–08/06 Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Forever Cemetery
    08/07 San Diego, CA – The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park
    08/08 Flagstaff, AZ – Pepsi Amphitheater
    08/10 Santa Fe, NM – Hipico
    08/18 Daly City, CA – Cow Palace
    08/19 Portland, OR – TBA
    08/21 Quincy, WA – The Gorge Amphitheatre
    08/22 Vancouver, BC – Freedom Mobile Arch
    08/24 Calgary, AB – Big Four Roadhouse
    08/25 Saskatoon, SK – TCU Place
    08/26 Winnipeg, MB – Burton Cummings Theatre
    08/27 Minneapolis, MN – The Armory
    10/06 Dallas, TX – Longhorn Backyard Amphitheater
    10/07 Austin, TX – Germania Insurance Amphitheater
    10/08 New Orleans, LA – Saenger Theatre
    10/09 Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
    10/11 Grundy County, TN – The Caverns (Above Ground Amphitheater)
    10/12 Asheville, NC – Hellbender
    10/19 Montreal, QC – MTELUS
    10/20 Toronto, ON – The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto
    10/21 Cleveland, OH – Jacobs Pavilion
    10/22 Chicago, IL – Wintrust Arena

  • Till Lindemann Announces Tour Of North And South America

    Rammstein’s Till Lindemann has announced a spring tour of North and South America. Here’s the dates:

    04/16 Sao Paulo, BRA – Tokio Marine Hall
    04/18 Buenos Aires, ARG – Estadio Obras
    04/20 Santiago, CHL – Teatro Caupolican
    04/23 Quitto, ECU – Arena Bicentenario
    04/25 Bogota, COL – El Corazon de Bogota
    04/28 Heredia, CRI – Palacio de los Deportes
    04/30 Mexico City, MEX – Pepsi Center
    05/06 Miami Beach, FL – The FIllmore
    05/08 Daytona Beach, FL – Welcome To Rockville
    05/10 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount
    05/12 Montreal, QC – MTELUS
    05/15 Columbus, OH – Sonic Temple Festival
    05/17 Denver, CO – Fillmore Auditorium
    05/19 San Francisco, CA – The Regency Ballroom
    05/21 Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern

  • Faith No More Reunite With Guitarist Trey Spruance

    Faith No More have reunited with guitarist Trey Spruance. He replaces Jon Hudson in the group.

    This news comes ahead of the band’s 2027 reunion tour. The following dates have been booked so far:

    With System Of A Down:

    01/15 Rio de Janeiro, BRA – Maracanã Stadium
    01/22 Sydney, AUS – Accor Stadium
    01/27 Melbourne, AUS – Marvel Stadium
    02/01 Brisbane, AUS – Suncorp Stadium
    02/07 Wellington, NZ – Hnry Stadium

    Faith No More:

    05/06 Daytona Beach, FL – Welcome To Rockville
    05/16 Columbus, OH – Sonic Temple Art + Music Festival
    06/03 Hradec Kralove, CZE – Rock For People
    06/04 Nuremberg, GER – Rock im Park
    06/05 Nürburg, GER – Rock am Ring
    06/10 Gdansk, POL – Mystic Festival
    06/11 Nickelsdorf, AUT – Nova Rock
    06/18 Dessel, BEL – Graspop Metal Meeting
    06/23 Copenhagen, DEN – Copenhell
    06/25 Oslo, NOR – Tons Of Rock Festival
    07/09 Lisbon, POR – NOS Alive

  • Dates Announced For 2027 Aftershock Festival

    The 2027 Aftershock festival is set to take place at Discovery Park in Sacramento, CA on September 30 to October 3. Details regarding presales can be found in the below post. The lineup is still pending.

  • Twiztid Share Music Video For Cover Of Papa Roach’s “Getting Away With Murder”

    Twiztid have shared a new video for their cover of Papa Roach’s “Getting Away With Murder.” You can check that out below:

  • Slow Crush Announce Australian Tour

    Slow Crush have announced a February 2027 Australian tour. Here’s the dates:

    02/03 Adelaide, AUS – Jive
    02/04 Melbourne, AUS – The Tote
    02/05 Wollongong, AUS – The Servo (all ages)
    02/06 Sydney, AUS – The Burdekin
    02/07 Brisbane, AUS – Black Bear Lodge

  • Justice For The Damned Premiere New Song “Torn In Two”

    Justice For The Damned have premiered a new song titled “Torn In Two.” You can check that out below. Vocalist Bobak Rafiee commented:

    “Written during a time of two ongoing wars, one connected to my own bloodline’s homeland, the song reflects on how easily even the people we consider wise or educated can be influenced by what they see online. We’re all bound by our own knowledge and awareness, meaning what feels like reality to one person can look like an illusion to another. The song ultimately builds toward a bleak realisation about how much of our public concern for others can become performative, and whether, beneath it all, we’re ultimately more concerned with ourselves.”