• Audrey Horne Premiere “God Damn Beautiful” Music Video

    Audrey Horne have premiered a new video for their new song “God Damn Beautiful.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Achilles,” which will be released on September 4. The group commented:

    “The fight for being center stage and in the limelight has always been strong and at times pretty ugly in Audrey Horne. But now Espen has taken it a step further and pushed Toschie into the shadows. ‘God Damn Beautiful’ is straight-to-the-point, dripping with twin guitars and is simply beautiful, much like Espen himself. Things might look bright for him, but Toschie still has a couple of tricks up his sleeve. Stay tuned for the next chapter.”

  • Korn’s Jonathan Davis Marries Brittany Parisi

    Korn’s Jonathan Davis recently tied the knot. The singer married jewelry designer Brittany Parisi at The Neighborhood Church in Palos Verdes, CA on July 3.

    The couple told Billboard the following:

    “We invited our closest friends and family members, only about 80 people. The cliffside setting overlooking the ocean looked and felt like Italy, where [we got] engaged last year.

    Getting married with all of our closest loved ones in such an intimate, gorgeous setting was truly a blessing, and the most beautiful way to kick off our happily ever after!”

    The wedding was inspired by Sandro Botticelli’s “The Birth Of Venus” and it featured a bagpiper, a string quartet, and more. Davis’ Korn bandmates, James “Munky” Shaffer, Brian “Head” Welch, Ra Diaz, and Ray Luzier, were in attendance as well.

  • Cold Slither Premiere “Cobra Island” Video

    Cold Slither, the fictional band that originated from a 1985 episode of “G.I Joe: A Real American Hero,” have premiered a new video for their song “Cobra Island.” That track was recorded during the sessions for the group’s self-titled album. Zartan commented

    “Well, once again The Commander has rounded up enough money to warrant my Dreadnoks and I to crawl out of our swamp and record some new music. At the same time paying us to secure his stronghold, the Terrordrome… So I wrote a song about just that. Enjoy ‘Cobra Island‘ but be warned… You DO NOT want to find yourself washing up on these shores! Cobraaaaa!!!”

  • Trollfest Announce New Album “Trollywood”

    Trollfest have announced that they will be releasing a new album, titled “Trollywood,” on November 6. The first single, “Day Drinking,” will debut on August 7. It will also be available on seven-inch vinyl alongside “Fire Fine Firfisler” during this year’s Summer Breeze Open Air festival in Dinkelsbühl, Germany.

    “Trollywood” Track Listing:

    01. “Attention”
    02. “Troll Brigade”
    03. “Claiming The Walk Of Fame”
    04. “Bar Of Mud”
    05. “Prügelknabe”
    06. “Day Drinking”
    07. “The Real Breakthrough”
    08. “ConTroll”
    09. “Get On The Offbeat”
    10. “Dreams For Resale”
    11. “The Troll Oscars”

  • HYPNO5E Announce New Album “Trame Noire”, Share “Lost Fires” Music Video

    HYPNO5E have announced a new album titled “Trame Noire.” The effort will be released on November 6 and it can be pre-ordered HERE.

    “Trame Noire” Track Listing:

    01. “Lost Fires“
    02. “Falmer“
    03. “Molecular Angel“
    04. “Bare Bones“
    05. “Trame Noire“

    A video for the effort’s first single, “Lost Fires,” can be found below. The group commented:

    “This film seeks to explore territory as a living, mutable space – one that resists geography and instead unfolds as an extension of the unseen. As its contours shift and dissolve, buried layers of the self begin to emerge, not as memories to be reclaimed, but as quiet, elusive presences that have always existed beneath perception. The landscape becomes a threshold where the visible and the invisible continuously reshape one another, revealing an interior world in perpetual transformation. Rather than offering answers, the film embraces disorientation as a way of encountering what lies dormant, allowing the unknown to surface with the unsettling familiarity of something that was never truly lost.”

  • The Crimson Armada Cover Lamb Of God’s “Laid To Rest”

    The Crimson Armada have released a new cover of Lamb Of God’s “Laid To Rest.” You can check out that take on the track below:

  • Half Me Premiere “Fear Is The New Belief” Music Video

    Half Me have premiered a new video for their new song “Fear Is The New Belief.” You can check out that clip below:

  • Watch Pain Of Truth Perform “The Test” With Denzel Curry

    During Pain Of Truth’s July 22 show at Proyecto in Los Angeles, CA, the band were joined onstage by Denzel Curry for a performance of “The Test.” You can see official footage of that below:

  • Slipknot’s Clown Launches New Project O’ Day Monster

    Slipknot percussionist M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan has launched a new project called O’ Day Monster. An AI-generated video for its first single, “Un Life,” can be found below:

    Crahan commented via theclown.com:

    “Welcome everyone, to the new home of all my artistic endeavors. If you’ve been following me for a while, you know it’s been a challenge to get the .com to a place where I feel I can contemplate, and present, all my creative memories caught with one brush – or several brushes combined. And yes, sometimes there’s no brush that can express the deep inner self.

    It’s been difficult for me to share all these expressions of mine, mainly because of time. With that said, I believe I’m at a crossing where my heart is telling me to share the life I have lived. It’s been an incredible journey so far, and I need to utilize some time and get busy now, to reveal all that has been hidden behind the curtain. Forms and brushes, like fingerpainting when I was young.

    My mother and I shared the love of writing; she encouraged me to write exactly how I truly felt. And to revise, revise, revise so the work could be it’s truest self. Then there’s painting, drawing, performing, directing, producing, single frames, moving frames, Polaroids, scans, 3-D animation, AI images, coding, level creation for video games, recording my songs in Pro Tools, using plugins to expand my experience, exploring gear, connecting dots, and my newest path – modular synths controlled voltage, frequency, vibration and circuitry. There’s much, much more to find and explore in the lane known as my life. It’s time to grab it all, and move it to it’s new home, here at the .com.

    This is where you get the unedited me. The no-filtered me. The no-paraphrasing me; you’ll get no lies from me. Just the racing thoughts of imagination that make their way to some sort of canvas or canvases, time-stamped and put here, in it’s resting place.

    As always, it’s going to be a great while before it’ll all be up, if indeed it can be put up. It takes a lot of work, but that’s what’s next – the time to explore all this together. I can’t wait to go down this wormhole and share thoughts with you about vision and one’s self, concentrated on output.

    I was told once I was like a Renaissance artist, meaning I would do a little bit of all of it, and that’s exactly what I’ve done with my life. Make the love I have for art be the introduction to creating further interests. This has been my personal hobby to create, calculate, and then demand output. You can use all methods, old and new. I’ve come to learn to utilize fear and misunderstanding to dig so deep within my own ability to conjure the scratch. To dream about shedding a tear because of the depth of the subconscious, and the ultimate need to then bring it to life – to feed the knowledge and hopefully set forth a possible understanding that brings lives together, or apart.

    One last thing before I am done here. Check out my new project called O’ Day Monster on the feature page here. I’ve entered a time in my life where I wanted to create something I could conduct and drive, with words. I wanted to create the spaceship I could drive with my words.

    I’ve always wanted to have someone sing my words with the conviction that the subject matter demanded. Many close friends and I came together to help bring the battle of “me against me” to life. This has been my suffering, and salvation, my entire life. You know, the “I’m my own worst enemy” kind of situation. I am very blessed to have several friends who believe in me, the music, and my words enough to bring all this new color to life to taste and smell. To hold and connect with.

    Either way, the choice is yours. I just know I’ve never had a choice – in the end, it just simply is me. And I want it to find those to whom it speaks, those who take something from it. I hope you enjoy this world I’ve created. Maybe the feeling you get when you arrive is an internal feeling. One that feels like you’ve been here before. Familiarity would be nice. So explore, and hopefully I’ll see you somewhere here beneath all the shadows.

    To all that helped bring my art, my vision, and my scratch to life: Thank you with all my heart. I hope you all enjoy what we have put together for you. It’s not much yet, but it will keep expanding outwards – until it is no more.

    Until then, ‘Enjoy, thank you, and live your life’.”

  • Asking Alexandria’s Danny Worsnop Addresses His Lack Of Involvement In The Business Side Of The Band

    Asking Alexandria’s Danny Worsnop has offered more insight into his role in the band. The singer still performs with the group, but is not part of the actual business side of things.

    Worsnop had the following exchange with Sumerian Records founder Ash Avildsen:

    Avildsen: “asking alexandria should be his focus and back on sumerian when they were peak button —->”

    Worsnop: “@ashavildsen you better than most should know that I never rejoined the band and don’t have any control or say or involvement in the business decisions or operations of the band. I play no part in either direction in you sending them an offer and then accepting or refusing it. I’m not (or wouldn’t be) on the deal so don’t have a dog in that fight in either direction. As for my “focus”, it also isn’t within my control when the band does and doesn’t want to work or not work. If you want an Asking Alexandria album on your label, maybe don’t focus on trying to pressure the guy who wouldn’t be making that call and who’s name wouldn’t be on the contract and focus on the guys who would.”

    He also had a separate exchange with a fan:

    Fan: “All the guys in Asking are fucking amazing, but dude… you are the band to me. If you’re not a part of it, then so be it. I’ll still be a forever fan. And I’ll always say this, Danny: I’ve been to a lot of shows, and your vocals are hands down the best I’ve ever heard live. Megadeth comes in at a very close second, but you still take the top spot.”

    Worsnop: “I may not be a part of the business, but that doesn’t change anything in terms of us being friends who love playing music together. I don’t even know if anybody wins if I were to rejoin the business…

    I’d have to read more emails and take more meetings and vote/weigh in on business and creative decisions… would also make votes even, which means stalemates now exist with two saying yes and two saying no…”

    [via Reddit]