Metal Anarchy

  • Linkin Park Share Footage Of “Faint” From “UNSHATTER” Film

    Linkin Park have shared footage of “Faint” from their upcoming documentary/live film “UNSHATTER.” 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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  • Starset Premiere New Song “a n n 1 h 1 l a t 1 0 n”

    Starset have premiered a new song titled “a n n 1 h 1 l a t 1 0 n.” You can check that out below:

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  • Miss May I Premiere “Highbrow Thieves” Music Video

    Miss May I have shared an animated video for their new song “Highbrow Thieves.” This track is from the band’s new album, “No Place For Me,” which will be released on October 2. Vocalist Levi Benton said the following about the single:

    “‘Highbrow Thieves’ is written from the perspective of someone worked to the bone, taking orders from people with no remorse for who they’re giving them to. The ‘thieves’ here aren’t after riches or objects — what they’re really stealing is something far more valuable: Time.”

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  • Shiner Streaming “I’ll Never Need You Again” From Deluxe Edition Of “BELIEVEYOUME”

    Shiner are streaming “I’ll Never Need You Again” from the deluxe edition of “BELIEVEYOUME.” That expanded record will be released on September 18.

    “BELIEVEYOUME” Deluxe Edition Track Listing:

    01. “Asleep In The Trunk“
    02. “The Alligator“
    03. “The Mutiny“
    04. “So Far So“
    05. “My Mirror Hates Me“
    06. “I’ll Never Need You Again“
    07. “Endless Summer“
    08. “Lazarus“
    09. “Not Too Much“
    10. “Captured By Death“
    11. “Broken Satellites“
    12. “Jackie“

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  • From First To Last Premiere “They Said Your Ghost Was A Promise” Music Video

    From First To Last have shared a new video for their new song “They Said Your Ghost Was A Promise.” The track will appear on the band’s new EP, “We Were Bleeding Anyway,” which will be released on October 2. That effort will also feature: “Your Name In Red Ink,” “Everything Ends In Silence,” “Picking Clothes To Die In,” “Hate Me All You Want, I Still Got Your…,“ and “Pale Blue.“ The group commented:

    “‘They Said Your Ghost Was a Promise’ is a really special song. It tackles the subject of loss of a loved one, and we hope it can resonate with others dealing with the same.”

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  • Suicide Silence To Release New Album “Graceless” In November

    Suicide Silence will be releasing a new album, titled “Graceless,” on November 20. A video for the effort’s title track can be found below:

    The band said the following about the single:

    “This is the title track off our new record. It’s a short ‘n’ sweet crusher that gives you a taste of what this record is all about. Check out our podcast where we go in detail about the song, video and album.”

    Guitarist Chris Garza also commented on the album:

    “[The goal was to] just get out of the way and serve that band logo. When we choose to do that, great things follow. We’re back to doing it exactly as we did it when we were kids: Just playing heavy shit and doing it from the heart.”

    “Graceless” Track Listing:

    01. “Graceless”
    02. “Unenlightened”
    03. “Make Your Exit”
    04. “Rotting Inside”
    05. “Cursed Since Birth”
    06. “Incisions”
    07. “Parasitic”
    08. “Reminders of Hell”
    09. “NVRFXLD”
    10. “Devoured Dreams”
    11. “Sour”

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  • Lost Society And Hokka Announce European/UK Tour

    Lost Society and Hokka have announced a European/UK tour. Here’s the dates:

    02/13 Hamburg, GER – Betty
    02/14 Dordrecht, NET – Bibelot
    02/16 London, UK – The Dome
    02/18 Köln, GER – Club Volta
    02/19 Paris, FRA – Backstage
    02/21 Frankfurt, GER – Nachtleben
    02/22 Munich, GER – Backstage
    02/23 Vienna, AUT – Flex Cafe
    02/25 Berlin, GER – Hole44

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  • The Body And Cel Genesis Share New Song “Whole Wide World”

    The Body and Cel Genesis have shared the title track of their new album “Whole Wide World.” That effort will be released on November 13. Cel Genesis’ Chris Danko said the following about the single:

    “What was once before you—an exciting, mysterious future—is now behind you. Lived; understood; disappointing. You realize you are not special. You have struggled into existence, and are now slipping silently out of it. This is everyone’s experience.”

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  • Bloodywood Added To Electric Callboy’s 2027 European/UK Tour, Share “Aaj” Live Video

    Bloodywood have been added to Electric Callboy’s upcoming European/UK tour. That trek will take place early next year.

    Tour Dates:

    01/21 Dublin, IRE – 3Arena
    01/23 Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
    01/24 Nottingham, UK – Motorpoint Arena
    01/26 Bournemouth, UK – International Centre
    01/27 Cardiff, UK – Utilitia Arena
    01/29 Toulouse, FRA – Zénith Toulouse Métropole
    01/30 Bordeaux, FRA – Arkéa Arena
    01/31 Nantes, FRA – Zénith Nantes Métropole
    02/14 Amsterdam, NET – Ziggo Dome
    02/15 Paris, FRA – Accor arena
    02/16 Brussels, BEL – Forest National
    02/18 Hanover, GER – ZAG Arena
    02/20 Mannheim, GER – Sap Arena
    02/21 Bern, SWI – Festhalle
    02/22 Milan, ITA – Unipol Forum
    02/24 Prague, CZE – O2 Arena
    02/25 Graz, AUT – Stadthalle
    02/27 Dortmund, GER – Westfalenhalle
    02/28 Nuremberg, GER – PSD Bank Nurnberg Arena
    03/02 Leipzig, GER – Quarterback Immobilien Arena
    03/04 Gilwice, POL – PreZero Arena

    In other news, Bloodywood have also shared a live video for their song “Aaj.“ The clip was filmed during this year’s Sonic Temple festival in Columbus, OH. The track appears on their 2022 album “Rakshak.”

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  • Mötley Crüe Announce 45th Anniversary Edition Of “Too Fast For Love”

    Mötley Crüe have announced a remastered 45th anniversary edition of their 1981 album “Too Fast For Love.” The newly expanded effort will be released on October 30 and can be pre-ordered HERE.

    Further details were shared in a press release:

    “The centerpiece of the 45th anniversary celebration is a limited edition deluxe box set that includes the 1981 Leathür Records version (which sells for thousands of dollars when one becomes available), the 1982 Elektra Records version, live recordings from the legendary Perkins Palace shows in 1982 (previewing tracks from 1983’s epic ‘Shout At The Devil’), never-before-released 5-track 1LP featuring demos from the band’s first-ever studio sessions from March 1981, replica demo cassette, replica 7″ single, 100-page hardcover photo book, replica poster and more.

    ‘Too Fast For Love’ 45th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Contents:

    * 1LP black vinyl remastered 1981 Leathür Records 10-track version
    * 1LP black vinyl remastered 1982 Elektra Records 9-track version
    * 2LP black vinyl rare live recordings from the legendary Perkins Palace performances in 1982
    * 1LP black vinyl first-ever studio session, March 1981
    * 100-page hardcover book featuring rare and previously unpublished early-band photographs
    * Replica original demo cassette
    * Replica original 7-inch single
    * CD 1981 Leathür Records 10-track version
    * Replica Poster
    * Lyric book

    An ultra-limited version with additional elements in a hand-numbered run of 250 copies is available exclusively at the Crüeseum.

    Standard Editions of ‘Too Fast For Love’ will be available on CD and LP, alongside physical retail exclusive editions at Walmart (CD and LP), Independent Retail (LP), Amazon (LP) and Revolver (LP).

    For the first time ever, ‘Too Fast For Love – Leathür Records Version’ will be available on streaming services. Pre-Save/Pre-Add Now and listen to the previously unreleased demo ‘Nobody Knows What It’s Like To Be Lonely,’ recorded in March 1981”

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