• Ghost Share Footage Of “Umbra” From “2 Big To Rig” Concert Film

    Ghost have shared footage of “Umbra” from their new live film “2 Big To Rig.” That performance was captured on 16mm film during the band’s September 2025 shows at Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City, Mexico and it will be screened in standard and IMAX theaters for a limited time starting August 26. Early screenings will also be held in Berlin, Germany, London, UK, Los Angeles, CA, Mexico City, Mexico, and Sydney, Australia on August 24.

  • Watch Pro-Shot Footage Of Lamb Of God’s Set At 2026 Summer Breeze Festival

    ARTE Concert have shared pro-shot footage of Lamb Of God’s August 14 set at the Summer Breeze festival in Germany. You can check that out below:

  • Undeath Announce European/UK Tour With Slimelord

    Undeath have announced a European/UK tour with Slimelord. Here’s the dates:

    10/30 Milan, ITA – Slaughter Club
    10/31 Munich, GER – Kranhalle
    11/01 Berlin, GER – Mikropol
    11/02 Cologne, GER – MTC Club
    11/04 Milton Keynes, UK – Craufurd Arms
    11/05 London, UK – Downstairs at The Dome
    11/07 Leeds, UK – Boom
    11/08 Glasgow, UK – Slay
    11/10 Liverpool, UK – Quarry
    11/11 Birmingham, UK – Flapper
    11/12 Southampton, UK – The Joiners

  • Bush Announce 15th Anniversary Edition Of “The Sea Of Memories”

    Bush will be releasing a 15th anniversary edition of “The Sea Of Memories” on September 25. The album has been remastered and it will include nine bonus tracks. A 2CD jewelcase edition and a 180g 3LP gatefold edition can be pre-ordered HERE.

    “The Sea Of Memories” 15th Anniversary Edition Track Listing:

    01. “The Mirror of the Signs”
    02. “The Sound of Winter”
    03. “All My Life”
    04. “The Afterlife”
    05. “All Night Doctors”
    06. “Baby Come Home”
    07. “Red Light”
    08. “She’s a Stallion”
    09. “I Believe in You”
    10. “Stand Up”
    11. “The Heart of the Matter”
    12. “Be Still My Love”

    Bonus Tracks:

    01. “Love Will Tear Us Apart”
    02. “The Year Of Danger”
    03. “Ghost”
    04. “Lay Down Your Guns”
    05. “The Sound Of Winter” (Junior Sanchez remix)
    06. “The Afterlife” (Washroom & Bass Over Babylon remix)
    07. “All Night Doctors” (original edit)
    08. “Landslide” (live from the Bridge School Benefit)
    09. “Float” (acoustic)

  • Wolves In The Throne Room To Release New Album “Estuary” In October

    Wolves In The Throne Room have revealed that they will be releasing a new album, titled “Estuary,” on October 23. A music video for the effort’s first single, “Ghosts Among The Obelisks,” can be found below:

    “Estuary” Track Listing:

    01. “Estuary”
    02. “Knights of Tiamat”
    03. “Foretold in Reflections”
    04. “The Orca Cliffs”
    05. “Ghosts Among the Obelisks”
    06. “Wretched Spirits, Land of Light”

    Vocalist/guitarist Nathan Weaver commented:

    “Our new LP ‘Estuary’ is set 1000 years in the future after the end of civilization. Survivors of a cataclysm wander the haunted ruins. It is a world of mutant creatures and open portals. Post-apocalyptic religion takes form in a wild landscape.

    If wilderness overcame the cities in the future, the estuaries would be realms of power and magic. Within the album’s world-building, the estuaries are key nexus points where magic has taken on physical form. Spirits good and evil walk the earth.”

  • The Number Twelve Looks Like You Recruit Foxy Shazam For New Song “Joy Is A Weapon”

    The Number Twelve Looks Like You have premiered a new video for their new song “Joy Is A Weapon.” The track, which features Foxy Shazam, is from the band’s new album, “Howls From The Holographic Heart,” which will be released on October 16.

    The group commented on the single:

    “Sometimes the most powerful act of rebellion isn’t fighting back, it’s finding joy any way possible and refusing to be broken.”

    Frontman Jesse Korman also had the following to say about the album:

    “This is a very honest album. We don’t want to live up to what everyone just expects of us, and at this point in our career, we have nothing to lose. For this album, we wanted to do what The Number Twelve Looks Like You does and write something that is just completely unexpected. I always try to write lyrics that capture the moment, so I continued that trend. If you just look back at every single album we’ve made, it’s just a timestamp of that time period, so ‘Howls From The Holographic Heart’ is just an extension of that. It’s a timestamp of the duration of seven years.”

    Guitarist Alexis Pareja added:

    “At the end of the day, we really choose our path and hopefully people enjoy it.”

    “Howls From The Holographic Heart” Track Listing:

    01. “Trust Chaos”
    02. “Glow In The Dark Skin”
    03. “Dancing Before The Flood”
    04. “False Face”
    05. “Fangs Out”
    06. “A Candle Awaits”
    07. “Indeciso”
    08. “Hard To Be Human”
    09. “Volcanic March”
    10. “Desire To Expire”
    11. “Become A Ghost”
    12. “Joy Is A Weapon”

  • Angelus Apatrida Sign With Napalm Records, Announce New EP “The Reckoning”

    Angelus Apatrida have signed with Napalm Records. The label will release their new EP, “The Reckoning,” on November 19. A music video for the effort’s first single, “Cycle Of Ruin,” can be found below:

    “The Reckoning” Track Listing:

    01. “Cycle Of Ruin”
    02. “Burn It Down”
    03. “Propaganda” (Sepultura cover)

    The band commented:

    “Now it’s time to turn the page! Napalm Records had been chasing us for years, and now the time has finally come. From day one, we felt their excitement, ambition and understanding of who Angelus Apatrida is and where we want to go next. We’re still as hungry as ever, and it feels amazing to finally call Napalm Records our new home! And we’re not coming empty-handed! ‘The Reckoning’ is our new three-track EP and the first release of this new chapter. Produced by the band, recorded by our homie Juanan López, and mixed and mastered once again by our longtime partner in crime Zeuss, it’s aggressive, heavy, uncompromising and exactly where we are right now.

    And it all starts with ‘Cycle Of Ruin.’ We knew the first song of this new chapter had to make a statement, and ‘Cycle Of Ruin’ felt like the obvious choice: Fast, relentless and straight to your face, a fresh and modern take on the old-school thrash metal that has always been at the heart of this band. And we wanted the video to capture that same energy, so we threw a real pool party, brought a bunch of friends together and let the madness happen. This is ‘Cycle Of Ruin.’ Enjoy it! We couldn’t think of a better way to start this new journey. A cycle ends. Another begins. Welcome to ‘The Reckoning!’”

  • Snot Sign With BLKIIBLK

    Snot have signed a new deal with BLKIIBLK Records. The band are planning to release new music in early 2027. A full album will follow in the summer of 2027.

    Guitarist Mikey Doling said the following:

    “I am beyond thrilled to announce Snot’s signing with BLKIIBLK! From my very first conversation with Mike Gitter, it was clear that the team at BLKIIBLK and Snot were a perfect fit. They truly believe in what we’re doing, and we couldn’t be more excited for what’s ahead. We’re proud to be joining the Frontiers/BLKIIBLK family. I’ve got my sunglasses on because the future is so bright! We’re fired up to bring the new Snot songs we’ve been working on to our fans around the world. This is just the beginning!”

    Mike Gitter, who serves as the head of A&R at Frontiers Label Group, also commented:

    “BLKIIBLK isn’t merely just proud to be working with Snot but, more importantly, to be part of fulfilling a legacy that has only intensified as time has gone by. Snot is really the high-octane stopgap between fellow Santa Barbara punk miscreants RKL and generation nu-metal. Mikey, John, Jamie and Andy are on fire and not only celebrating their history but making it much more than a classic-album-and-then-we’re-out proposition. F- that! Snot lives!”

  • Foo Fighters To Open For AC/DC In St. Louis, MO

    Foo Fighters have been added to AC/DC’s headlining show at The Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis, MO. The concert will be held on September 8 and it will find the band filling in for The Pretty Reckless.

    Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl commented:

    “I remember it like it was yesterday….

    It was AC/DC’s 1980 concert film ‘Let There Be Rock’ that truly introduced me to the raw, primal power of rock and roll performance for the first time. Sure, I had Beatles records, I had Kiss posters, I had an old, broken acoustic guitar with a few strings that I would pretend to play in front of the hallway closet mirror when no one was home, but it wasn’t until that fateful night at the tender age of eleven years old that my best friend, Larry Hinkle and I went downtown to the Uptown theater in Washington D.C. and actually witnessed it on full display.

    Watching from the edge of my seat the entire time, it was like nothing I had ever experienced before. How could five human beings conjure and possess such intensity onstage with just their instruments, and do so with such swagger, such groove….and such danger? My mind was blown. Melted. Changed forever. And my heart felt like it might explode with passion and inspiration.

    From that night on, the bar was set exceptionally high. If you were a drummer and you didn’t have to change your snare drum between songs from pummeling it to splinters, you weren’t hitting it hard enough. If you were a guitarist and you didn’t need oxygen on the side of the stage between solos, you weren’t playing hard enough. If you were a frontman in a band and you weren’t drenched in sweat by the end of the show, you weren’t giving the audience what they deserve (All of these moments can be witnessed in this legendary film)

    It’s safe to say that If it weren’t for this movie, this band, and their decades of timeless anthems, I surely would have approached my life in music from a different perspective. So, if you have ever seen me beat the living shit out of a drum set, or run from side to side of a stage drenched in sweat after hours of hammering my guitar to pieces, you’ll now understand why. All I have ever wanted was to someday live up to the awe inspiring fury of AC/DC, live onstage (an impossible task, by the way)

    And now, for the first time since that fateful night in 1980, my band Foo Fighters will share a stage with the gentlemen who are single handedly responsible for my determination to give every audience everything I have, every night. This is literally a dream come true. So…..if you want blood….you’ve got it.

    Let there be fucking rock, St Louis. See you September 8th.

    Dave”

  • Enslaved Premiere “Solar Will” Video

    Enslaved have premiered a new video for their new song “Solar Will.” This track is from the band’s new album, “Mið,” which will be released on October 30.

    Guitarist Ivar Bjørnson commented:

    “There have been sun cults as long as Magic Man has been around (at least). The Sun is a nurturing and terrifying parent that can grant as well as obliterate life totally. Such a classic and awe-inspiring object of our worship and myths requires classic and awesome riffs, Bonham-esque drum grooves and blistering melodic flares celebrating its horrific glory. This is what that sounds like to me: ‘Solar Will!’”

    Vocalist/bassist Grutle Kjellson added:

    “‘Solar Will’ explores archetypal conflicts, those that manifest in nature, the cosmos, mythology, and, above all, within the human mind. In this instance, the central struggle is expressed through one of the enduring rivalries found in Norse mythology, embodied by two important, though often somewhat overlooked, figures within the pantheon. Readers familiar with the Norse mythological tradition will likely recognize the identities rather instantly, yet I shall refrain from naming them, allowing each reader the opportunity to engage with and decipher the lyrics on their own. After all, perhaps this is one of the essential functions of lyric writing: to invite interpretation and cultivate a sense of wonder? The conclusion, or more precisely, the absence of one, suggests that, for human beings, chaos and dreams are at least as significant as the realities we perceive through our senses. Ultimately, the work advocates not for resolution, but for the acceptance, assimilation, and shaping of these often contradictory forces.”

    “Mið” Track Listing:

    01. “Non-Being”
    02. “I Am Ice” (feat. Johan Sara Jr)
    03. “Solar Will”
    04. “Mountain”
    05. “Spirit Helper” (feat. Kevin Kicking Woman)
    06. “Parting”
    07. “Tales of Trees”
    08. “I Miðju”