Metal Anarchy

  • Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats Premiere “House By The Grave” Music Video

    Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats have premiered a new video for their new song “House By The Grave.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Shapes Of Midnight,” which will be released on September 18. Vocalist/guitarist Kevin Starrs commented:

    “This is one of my favourite songs that we’ve ever done and the perfect way to open up the album. Yonder stands the sinner!’ really sums it all up.”

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  • Andy Williams: “I’ve Been Working On Something About The History Of Every Time I Die”

    Former Every Time I Die guitarist Andy Williams has revealed that he is working on a project focusing on the band’s history. He said the following about that:

    “I’ve been working on something about the history of ETID. Sorry, nothing negative. Man, it’s bringing up such great memories. Truly grateful to have lived that.”

    Despite this, he ruled out a potential reunion:

    “First part, not looking good at all. Hopefully being able to celebrate with me with this thing I’m working on, will be cathartic for us all.”

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  • Watch Monolord’s In-Studio Performance For KEXP

    On June 18, Monolord played a live set at KEXP Studio in Seattle, WA. You can see footage of that performance below.

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  • The Violent Hour Release New Song “Screenager”

    The Violent Hour (ex-Butcher Babies, etc.) have released a new song titled “Screenager.” You can stream that track below. Frontwoman Carla Harvey had the following to say about the single:

    “We wanted to write something that felt as relentless as the endless scroll. Musically, ‘Screenager’ channels the aggression and energy of early Metallica but opens up into huge, soaring melodic choruses. Lyrically, it’s about how we’ve traded genuine human connection for digital validation, and how anonymity has fueled a growing lack of empathy by making cruelty feel consequence-free. We’re more connected than ever, yet somehow we’ve never felt further apart. We asked our friend Attila Vörös to lay down the guitar solo for ‘Screenager’, and he absolutely delivered with a combination of ’80s shred and modern melodic metal that only he could pull off.”

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  • Kataklysm Postpone Dubai Show

    Kataklysm have postponed their upcoming show in Dubai. The band commented:

    “Hello brothers and sisters from Dubai. We’re sorry to announce that the KATAKLYSM show scheduled for September 18 has been postponed to 2027. The promoters for the show have been excellent and accommodating in every way possible, but due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, we are forced to postpone KATAKLYSM’s first appearance in Dubai. We’re sorry for this situation, but we’ll be there in 2027!”

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  • Unprocessed Release “Lost Tapes” EP

    Unprocessed have released a new instrumental EP titled “Lost Tapes.” The effort features the following pandemic-era tracks:

    01. “Beauty“
    02. “Dark“
    03. “Diva“
    04. “Karada“
    05. “Samurai“
    06. “Tequilla“

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  • Many Eyes Announce September Shows

    Many Eyes, the band fronted by Keith Buckley (ex-Every Time I Die), have announced some September U.S. shows. Here’s the dates:

    09/17 Philadelphia, PA – Kung Fu Necktie
    09/19 Louisville, KY – Louder Than Life
    09/20 Lakewood, OH – Mahall’s
    09/21 Pittsburgh, PA – Preserving

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  • Mental Cruelty Premiere “Raise The Raven Banner” Video

    Mental Cruelty have premiered a new video for their new song “Raise The Raven Banner.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Echoes Of A Forlorn Land,” which will be released on October 23.

    The group commented:

    “Since we’re writing about Odin, Loki, Thor and their kin, we figured we better get some Scandinavians on board. Enter our Swedish friend Jens Bogren, who mixed and mastered the album to great impact. The same goes for the video for ‘Raise the Raven Banner.’ We hold ourselves to the highest standards when it comes to visuals, making sure they match and elevate the music. We travelled to Estonia to work with our boys at Riivata Visuals from Finland, whose impressive portfolio also includes videos for our labelmates Orbit Culture, Humanity’s Last Breath, Allt, and Insomnium.

    As part of the Century Media family alongside so many incredible bands, we’re equally grateful for the company we’ll be keeping on the road. Our album release tour and very first headline tour ever features further labelmates, Ov Sulfur on their inaugural European run, alongside Extermination Dismemberment, Acranius, and Sun Eater.

    We’ll also be playing Music Forge Festival in just over a week, with more shows to be announced soon. Join our text list to stay up to date and be the first to hear about new tour dates and more!”

    “Echoes Of A Forlorn Land” Track Listing:

    01. “Weltennacht“
    02. “Fenrir“
    03. “Blood For Blood“
    04. “The Serpent Of Midgard“
    05. “Helheim“
    06. “Draugar“
    07. “Raise The Raven Banner“
    08. “Cry Of Batariel“
    09. “Frost“
    10. “Dämmerbruch“
    11. “Ride Of The Valkyries“

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  • Marilyn Manson Premieres “Unalive” Music Video

    Marilyn Manson has premiered a new video for his new song “Unalive.” That track is from his newly released album “One Assassination Under God – Chapter 2.” Manson commented:

    “I am proud to give you the second chapter of ‘One Assassination Under God.’ This completes my story. I used each stone that was thrown at me to sharpen my edges. I outgrew purgatory and carved these songs into the skin of the world. As you listen, I hope it forms a scar that you cannot forget.”

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  • Rise Against Share New Songs “Katy Bar The Door” And “Living Undercover”

    Rise Against have shared two new songs, “Katy Bar The Door” and “Living Undercover.” You can check out those tracks below:

    Vocalist Tim McIlrath said the following about “Katy Bar The Door,” which takes its name from an old phrase about impending trouble:

    “I don’t know where I came across this expression, but I immediately was taken with it. While an obscure reference now… I liked the idea of resurrecting it for this song, and that it sort of fits what it feels like to be alive in 2026.”

    He went on to say it was written following the violent ICE raids in Minneapolis:

    “This is not the first time in history we have reckoned with abuses of power. Bearing witness to the fragility of democracy is a scary thing, and it demands a response.”

    He also commented on “Living Undercover,” which focuses on things hidden in plain sight:

    “Sometimes it’s because we’re building something beautiful behind the curtain, other times we’re hiding some kind of darkness. I like the cloak and dagger feel of the song that ties into its central theme.”

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