• Foo Fighters Continue Teasing New Music

    Foo Fighters have shared another tease of new music. You can check that out below. This news comes after the band recently confirmed that their new album is finished.

  • Mizery Announce New Self-Titled EP, Share “The Weapon Pt. II” Music Video

    Mizery will be releasing a new self-titled EP on March 20. A video for the first single, “The Weapon Pt. II,” can be found below. Notably, the EP came together after the band discovered drum tracks the late Cayle Sain recorded after receiving some pre-production demos. Here’s the track listing:

    01. “Renegade Rhythm“
    02. “99 To 1“
    03. “The Weapon Pt. I“
    04. “The Weapon Pt. II“
    05. “Through A Bullet Hole“
    06. “Eulogy“

  • UnityTX Premiere “Body Roc” Music Video

    UnityTX have premiered a new video for their new song “Body Roc.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Somewhere, In Between…,” which will be released on March 13. Vocalist Jay “Shaolin G” Webster said the following about the single:

    “‘Body Roc‘ is a club banger for people who like to dance. Catch the rhythm and get lost in the ROC.”

  • URNE Premiere “Breathe” Video

    URNE have premiered a new video for their song “Breathe.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s latest album “Setting Fire To The Sky.” Frontman Joe Nally commented:

    “I originally wrote the track around 14 years ago, but it took Angus tweaking a few elements to finally make it click, to make it feel complete. Lyrically, there is a link here to the final number on our previous album, ‘A Feast On Sorrow‘, but with this new record we are very much looking forward. We wanted the clip to reflect the mood and space of the music, and as always, Loki absolutely delivered.”

  • Impending Doom Tease New Song “Holy Death”

    Impending Doom have shared a teaser for their new song “Holy Death.” The full track will be released this Friday (February 6).

  • Cynic, Car Bomb, Etc. Set For 2026 Progstorm Festival

    The lineup has been revealed for the 2026 Progstorm festival. The event will take place at Club Soda in Montreal, QC on August 21-23 and it will feature the following daily lineups:

    August 21: Cynic, Vulkan, Greylotus, Aeternam, Fractal Sun, and Hillward.

    August 22: Car Bomb, Anciients, An Abstract Illusion, Exist, Dessiderium, and Chronochromie.

    August 23: Pure Reason Revolution, Wilderun, Dawn of Ouroboros, Nospun, Heaven’s Cry, and Sky Passage.

  • Armed For Apocalypse Announce New Album “THE EARTH IS BREATHING BENEATH ME”

    Armed For Apocalypse have revealed the details for their new album “THE EARTH IS BREATHING BENEATH ME.” The effort will be released on April 24 and a music video for its first single, “FISTS LIKE FEATHERS,” can be found below:

    “THE EARTH IS BREATHING BENEATH ME” Track Listing:

    01. “DROWN“
    02. “ASHES OF THE NIGHT“
    03. “SPELLBOUND“
    04. “FISTS LIKE FEATHERS“
    05. “BEYOND THE MIRAGE“
    06. “IMMORTAL“
    07. “LOST WITHOUT A LIGHT“
    08. “KEEP UP APPEARANCES“
    09. “LURK“
    10. “BATHED IN A TEPID POOL OF MY OWN FILTH“
    11. “THE EARTH IS BREATHING BENEATH ME“

    The band commented:

    “This album is bleak. It’s got dissonance and aggression and every song carries a sense of melancholy and density beneath the surface. But there are also moments of meditation, and even signs of optimism woven in that make it feel like a true reflection of who we are as people.”

    A press release added:

    “‘The Earth Is Breathing Beneath Me‘ isn’t a metaphor. It’s a realisation that the ground beneath our feet is alive, and we’re all just passengers on its pulse. It’s that hum of dread and wonder that defines Armed For Apocalypse’s fourth full-length album: a towering, grooved-out, post-metal monolith carved from grief, power, and purpose.”

  • Alexisonfire Announce Second “Crisis” 20th Anniversary Show

    Alexisonfire will now be playing two 20th anniversary shows for “Crisis” at RBC Amphitheatre in Toronto, ON. The concerts will be held on August 14-15 and they will find the band performing the album in full. Underoath and Computer will open.

  • Megadeth, Mötley Crüe, Sleep Token, Meshuggah, Etc. Releases Set For 2026 Record Store Day

    The full list of special releases for this year’s Record Store Day has officially been revealed. The event is scheduled to take place on April 18 and you can find a list of rock/metal releases below.

    Rock/metal releases:

    • Against Me! – “New Wave B-Sides” (Rhino) (12″) (limited to 2000)
    • BABYMETAL – “Live At The O2 Arena – Highlights” (Capitol Records) (12″) (limited to 1500)
    • Bad Brains – “Live” (Org Music) (LP) (limited to 2500)
    • Black Sabbath Featuring Tony Iommi – “Seventh Star” (Rhino) (LP) (limited to 5400)
    • Bring Me The Horizon – “Lo-files” (Columbia Records) (2xLP) (limited to 1500)
    • Collective Soul – “Touch And Go” (Fuzze-Flex Records) (LP)
    • Alice Cooper – “The Revenge Of Alice Cooper” (earMUSIC) (2x Picture Disc) (limited to 1000)
    • King Crimson – “Live – Penn State University 29 June 1974” (Dgm) (2xLP) (limited to 2000)
    • The Cult – “Weapon Of Choice” (Cooking Vinyl) (LP) (limited to 1500)
    • The Darkness – “One Way Ticket For Birmingham (Live At The NEC)” (Rhino) (2xLP) (limited to 2000)
    • Deafheaven – “KEXP Sessions” (Roadrunner) (12″) (limited to 6500)
    • Def Leppard – “Slang” (UMR/Mercury) (2xLP) (limited to 5000)
    • The Doors – “Strange Days 1967: A Work In Progress, Part 2” (Rhino) (LP) (limited to 7830)
    • Fear Factory – “Digimortal (Remastered, Expanded, 25th Annviersary)” (Real Gone Music) (2xLP) (limited to 1000)
    • Foreigner – “Foreigner 4 Live Tour 1981-82” (Rhino) (2xLP) (limited to 2500)
    • Goblin – “The Singles Collection 1975 – 1979” (Cinevox) (LP) (limited to 1000)
    • John Frusciante – “To Only Record Water For Ten Days” (Partisan) (LP) (limited to 3000)
    • Goatsnake – “Dog Days” (Southern Lord) (LP) (limited to 1300)
    • The Jesus And Mary Chain – “Some Candy Talking” (Third Man Records) (12″) (limited to 2000)
    • Joan Jett And The Blackhearts – “Live At The Ritz NYC 1981” (Blackheart Records) (LP) (limited to 4500)
    • Judas Priest – “Live In Los Angeles ’90” (Legacy Recordings) (LP) (limited to 4900)
    • King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – “Big Fig Wasp” (Having Fun) (LP) (limited to 2500)
    • KISS – “A Special KISS Tour Album” (Mercury Records) (12″) (limited to 10,000)
    • Mark Lanegan – “Bubblegum (Original Draft)” (Beggars Banquet) (2xLP) (limited to 1500)
    • Look Outside Your Window (Slipknot) – “Look Outside Your Window” (LOYW) (LP) (limited to 2300)
    • Bruce Kullick From KISS – “Transformer” (Culture Factory) (LP/CD) (limited to 1500)
    • Megadeth – “Hidden Treasures” (Capitol/UMe) (LP) (limited to 6500)
    • Meshuggah – “Destroy Erase Improve: Remastered Anniversary Edition” (Reigning Phoenix Music) (2xLP) (limited to 1600)
    • Meshuggah – “Catch Thirtythree: Remastered Anniversary Edition” (Reigning Phoenix Music) (2xLP) (limited to 1600)
    • Misfits – “Famous Monsters” (Rhino) (LP) (limited to 4000)
    • Mötley Crüe – “Live Wire” (45th Anniversary) (BMG) (12″) (limited to 2500)
    • Motörhead – “On Parole” (Steve Wilson Remix) (Rhino) (LP) (limited to 5000)
    • Motörhead – “The Lost Tapes, Vol. 7 (Lemmy’s 50th Birthday, Live In West Hollywood, 1995)” (BMG) (2xLP) (limited to 3000)
    • Muse – “Muscle Museum” (Warner Records) (12″) (limited to 2500)
    • Muse – “Muse” (Warner Records) (12″) (limited to 2500)
    • New York Dolls – “One Day It Will Please Us To Remember Even This” (Rhino) (2xLP) (limited to 3000)
    • Ozzy Osbourne – Handmade By Robots collectible vinyl figure (limited to 2000)
    • Pearl Jam – “Pearl Jam React/Respond – Dark Matter Tour Photographed by Geoff Whitman (with exclusive live 7″)” (book/7″) (Monkeywrench) (limited to 1500)
    • Pink Floyd – “Live From The Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26th, 1975” (LP/CD) (Legacy Recordings) (limited to 15,400 vinyl / 7100 CD)
    • Porcupine Tree – “We Lost The Skyline” (Transmission) (LP) (limited to 3500)
    • Puscifer – “Normal Isn’t (Live)” (BMG) (2xLP) (limited to 2500)
    • Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow – “Live From Koln 1976” (Demon Records) (3xLP) (limited to 1200)
    • Ramones – “Live In San Francisco” (Rhino) (2xLP) (limited to 6000)
    • The Rolling Stones – “Big Hits (High Tide & Green Grass) – Japanese Edition” (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (LP) (limited to 3500)
    • The Rolling Stones – RSD3 Mini-Turntable (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (turntable) (limited to 2500)
    • The Rolling Stones – “Get Off My Cloud” (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (3″) (limited to 1500)
    • The Rolling Stones – “Honky Tonk Women” (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (3″) (limited to 1500)
    • The Rolling Stones – “Play With Fire” (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (3″) (limited to )
    • The Rolling Stones – “Heart Of Stone” (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (3″) (limited to 1500)
    • The Rolling Stones – “Mother’s Little Helper” (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (3″) (limited to 1500)
    • The Rolling Stones – “Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?” (ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.) (3″) (limited to 1500)
    • Sex Pistols – “Jubilee (25th Anniversary Edition)” (UMR) (LP) (limited to 3000)
    • Skid Row – “Live At The Moscow Music Peace Festival” (BMG) (12″ Picture Disc) (limited to 2800)
    • Sleep Token – “Caramel” (RCA) (12″) (limited to 3000)
    • Stone Temple Pilots – “Live At Rolling Rock 2001” (Rhino) (12″) (limited to 4000)
    • The Sword – “Four Songs” (Kemado) (12″) (limited to 5500)
    • Thin Lizzy – “Live In Cleveland 1976” (UMR/Vertigo) (2xLP) (limited to 4000)
    • Third Eye Blind – “Rarities & First Drafts” (Rhino) (LP) (limited to 3090)
    • Van Halen – “Live In New Haven, CT 1986” (Rhino) (2xLP) (limited to 5000)
    • Scott Weiland – “Live” (Scott Weiland) (LP) (limited to 2000)
    • The Who – “A Quick One” (UMR/Polydor) (LP) (limited to 3000)

    [via The PRP]

  • Malevolence And Guilt Trip Announce Co-Headlining Tour

    Malevolence and Guilt Trip have announced a co-headlining North American tour. Chamber will open.

    Tour Dates:

    03/31 Detroit, MI – The Shelter
    04/02 Buffalo, NY – REC Room
    04/03 Montreal, QC – Fairmont Theatre
    04/04 Toronto, ON – Hard Luck Bar
    04/07 Worcester, MA – The Palladium (Upstairs)
    04/08 Brooklyn, NY – Meadows
    04/09 Baltimore, MD – Metro Gallery
    04/10 Philadelphia, PA – Ukie Club
    04/11 Pittsburgh, PA – Preserving Underground
    04/13 Nashville, TN – The Mil
    04/14 Atlanta, GA – Masquerade
    04/16 Houston, TX – Secret Group
    04/17 San Antonio, TX – The Rock Box
    04/18 Dallas, TX – Puzzles Deep Ellum
    04/20 Denver, CO – Marquis
    04/22 Minneapolis, MN – Amsterdam Bar
    04/23 Milwaukee, WI – X-Ray Arcade