Damnations Domain (Year Of The Knife, etc.) will be reissuing “Delaware Death Metal” and “A World Turned Black” on CD on September 4. Pre-orders can be found HERE. Notably, “Delaware Death Metal” has been remixed and remastered. It also features tracks from the band’s split with Adversary and their “God Of Blood” and “Nite Of Da Creepz” promos. You can stream the expanded edition below:
Slapshot will be playing their final show at Big Night Live in Boston, MA on October 17. Agnostic Front, Bold, DYS, Wisdom in Chains, Béton Armé, Time X Heist, and Neighborhood Shit will open.
Colorblind have premiered a new song titled “Lost In Translation.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Who Sold You This Truth ++ Was It Yours To Hold,” which will be released on August 28. Vocalist Travis Moseley commented on the single:
“I’m fighting this battle by myself, trapped inside my own head. But the weird part is, we’re probably all caught in the same illusion, even when we feel it alone.”
Vampires Everywhere! have premiered a lyric video for their new song “Unwell.” Singer Michael Vampire said the following about the single:
“I am excited to keep rolling out new Vampires Everywhere! music! I have been sitting on these songs for quite some time and I’m stoked for you all to hear them! The next song is titled ‘Unwell,’ which is greatly inspired by Taking Back Sunday. I’ve been a giant TBS fan for the longest time and had the opportunity to tour with them on Warped ’12! I wanted to explore my roots and feel the nostalgia; if you know what I mean. As well as releasing some much needed demons from my heart’s chest! That being said, enjoy the track and I hope it helps you like it helped me!”
The initial lineup has been revealed for next year’s Bloodstock Festival. The event will take place at Catton Park in Derbyshire, UK on August 5-8, 2027 and it will feature the following: Mercyful Fate, Electric Callboy, Motionless In White, Acid Bath, Green Lung, Children Of Bodom, Imminence, DevilDriver, Wind Rose, HammerFall, Sylosis, Corrosion Of Conformity, Hypocrisy, The Halo Effect, Decapitated, Witch Club Satan, Humanity’s Last Breath, Gutalax, Conan, Tortured Demon, Madball, Gaerea, Kanonenfieber, Dethklok, Pig Destroyer, Fulci, and Dool. Further artists are pending.
Billy Morrison (Billy Idol, etc.) has premiered a new video for his new song “Take Me As I Am.” The track is from his newly released album “Hollow.” Notably, that effort features a number of guests including Marilyn Manson, Chad Gray (Mudvayne), Sully Erna (Godsmack), Dexter Holland (The Offspring), Nuno Bettencourt (Extreme), and more.
Morrison commented on the single:
“Life is a hell of a journey and we are all fallible beings, but we all have the capacity for change. ‘Take Me As I Am’ examines both the concept of change and growth as a human being, and the idea of arriving at a place of acceptance for one another. I believe that as long as we are aware of our faults, and we strive to be a better person tomorrow, then acceptance is one of the most healing attributes we can offer the world. And not understanding the power of judgement can be extremely damaging to others. Having been judged for one thing or another my whole life, finding those people that literally ‘take me as I am,’ that accept me for who I am, and allow mistakes to be part of a learning process, is a wonderful feeling.”
He also added the following about the video:
“I have had a photographer, Jane Stuart, working with me throughout both album cycles (the previous album, ‘The Morrison Project,’ and the new album, Hollow) and her aesthetic and ability to portray me in a way that others fail to capture drew me in. When it came time for the video for ‘Take Me As I Am,’ I asked her if she would consider making her directorial debut for me and she said yes! I literally just said ‘I have a yellow Lamborghini I want to use, and I’d like to have a black eye in this video,’ and left her to make sense of that within the track. And what a video she came up with, from creative concept to technical execution—she knew what she wanted. The color palate is very specific and the story captures the essence of the lyrics perfectly: a fallible man, learning from mistakes, and trying to make sense of his own shortcomings. The team she put together was fantastic and Jane knocked this one out of the park.”
Hyro The Hero has premiered a new song titled “Woodstock ’99.” You can find a lyric video for that track below. The single was co-written and co-produced by Ben Bruce (ex-Asking Alexandria).
Left To Suffer have shared an official video for the title track of their new album “Unwelcome Guest.” That effort will be released on October 9. Guitarist/vocalist Peter Higgs previously commented:
“‘Unwelcome Guest‘ is about the patience that comes before revenge. It’s for the people who thought your silence meant they got away with it while It was just timing. An eye for an eye.”
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