Bayside have digitally released a “Killing Time” b-side titled “Battle Scars.” You can check that out below. Notably, the single is included on a newly released EP titled “Proxima Centauri b.” That effort features five tracks from the band’s discography:
01. “Battle Scars”
02. “Blame it on Bad Luck”
03. “A Call To Arms”
04. “The Wrong Way”
05. “Already Gone”
The HU have premiered a new video for their new song “Horsemen.” This track is from the band’s newly released album “HUN.” The group said the following about the single:
“’Horsemen’ is inspired by the legendary Mongolian warriors who once rode across much of the known world. These warriors were known for their discipline, intelligence, courage, and incredible skill. They were called the ‘Army of the Heavens’ because of their unmatched mobility and strength. This song celebrates their spirit and honors the qualities that made them legendary. It’s a reminder that true power comes from discipline, wisdom, and unity.”
Ministry will be releasing their final album, “Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery),” on October 30. A video for the first single, “Burned Out,” can be found below:
“Hate To Go (Take Out Or Delivery)” Track Listing:
01. “Crickets“
02. “Voices of Hate“
03. “Clown Car“
04. “We Hate“
05. “Delete“
06. “Grifter“
07. “The White Man Lied“ (not on cassette or vinyl)
08. “Singularity“
09. “Burned Out“
10. “We’re Still Here“ (feat. Paul Barker)
Frontman Al Jourgensen commented:
“I’m fucking done. I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished. I’m amazed at the path that it’s taken, from ‘With Sympathy’ to where we’re at today, and all points in between. It’s been quite a ride, but I’m completely at peace with the fact that it’s done. It’s time to herd goats.”
In other news, Ministry have also announced a 2027 European/UK leg of their farewell tour. Die Krupps will serve as support. Here’s the dates:
04/02 Utrecht, NET – Ronda
04/03 Saarbrücken, GER – Garage
04/04 Brussels, BEL – Ancienne Belgique
04/06 Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse
04/07 Dublin, IRE – 3Olympia
04/09 Nottingham, UK – Rock City
04/10 London, UK – Troxy
04/12 Paris, FRA – Bataclan
04/14 Madrid, SPA – La Riviera
04/15 Barcelona, SPA – Paral-lel
04/17 Lausanne, SWI – Docks
04/18 Munich, GER – Tonhalle
04/19 Vienna, AUT – Gasometer
04/21 Prague, CZE – Forum Karlín
04/22 Warsaw, POL – Progresja
04/24 Berlin, GER – Columbiahalle
04/25 Hamburg, GER – Grosse Freiheit 36
04/26 Copenhagen, DEN – Amager Bio
04/27 Oslo, NOR – Rockefeller
04/29 Stockholm, SWE – Fållan
05/01 Helsinki, FIN – House of Culture
Castiel have premiered a new video for their new song “Act IV: Empty Throne.” You can check that out below. The track is from the band’s newly released EP “All Returns To Hollow And Silence.“
SAVE US have premiered a new video for their new song “Seraphim.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Death To Something,” which will be released on October 16. Vocalist Miguel Owls commented:
“‘Seraphim’ is the absolute face melter of the record. It has some of the heaviest moments we’ve ever written, and it hits hard right from the start. What makes this one really stand out is the contrast. The verses go full aggression, then the chorus flips everything into this dreamy, almost floating vibe. Vocally, it’s a wild shift from nonstop screaming into something way more atmospheric, and it just works. This one is built for the live show. I already know it’s going to move crowds.”
Beartooth have premiered a new video for their new song “Eyes Closed.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Pure Ecstasy,” which will be released on August 28. Vocalist Caleb Shomo commented:
“There are so many fun riffs to play on ‘Eyes Closed’. It felt incredible to scream it out and let go. The song was written from the ground up with Jordan [Fish], and the moment it was a demo, we knew we had something special.”
Nonpoint have premiered a new song titled “Red Yeti.” The track, which features Sumo Cyco’s Skye Sweetnam, is from the band’s new album, “The Last Word,” which will be released on September 18.
Showing Teeth will be releasing a new album, titled “A Fate Worse Than Loneliness,” on September 4. The effort’s opening track, “Bad Exchanges,” can be streamed below. Here’s the track listing:
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